Hardware-Test has posted a review on the Maxtor D740X-6L ATA133 80GB harddisk.
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the new ABIT KX7-333R KT333 motherboard.
X-bit labs has posted HighPoint RocketRAID133 Controller review.
Ascully has posted a review on the Smart Joy PSX To PC USB Adapter
Overclocked Cafe has posted an ASUS P4B266 i845-D motherboard review.
VIA Hardware has posted a review of the latest barebones system from Shuttle - the SS40G for AMD Socket A processors.
Overclocker Cafe has posted a review of the Kingwin KT-436 aluminum case.
I am Not a Geek dot com has posted an article about the data integrity of rounded cables
SystemCooling.com has put up a review covers the new Vantec IceBerq Chipset cooler
Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on Gainward GeForce4 MX-460 video card.
PC Stats has posted a Vantec Removable HDD Rack review
Hot Hardware has posted a review on Unitech's Optimus Radeon 8500 128MB video card
T-Break has published a review on Abit's KT333 chipset based KX7-333R motherboard.
RatedPC has posted a review on the Samsung ML-1250 laser printer.
3D Game Man has put up a video review on Crucial DDR 2700 Memory
PC Stats has posted a review on the ATI All in Wonder Radeon 8500 128 MB Edition
Tweakers Australia has posted a detailed look at the Intel 850E Rambus chipset for the P4, incorporating support for the 533MHz QDR bus.
SystemCooling.com has posted a review on the Global WIN YCC-61F1-B Server Case
OC Workbench has posted a review on the Triplex Xabre Pro
Mikhailtech has posted a Kingston 64mb SmartMedia Card review
A big attraction with Smart Media is its physical dimensions; this thing is four times thinner than CompactFlash which automatically makes it an ideal solution for extremely small devices. On the console level, think of it this way: going from a cartridge (N64) to a CD (Playstation). With 1,000,000 program/erase cycles, SM has over three times the endurance of CF. The operating temperature is slightly less, but no one really uses it in a 60°C environment anyway. But the main point (in my opinion) is power consumption. Although somewhat against the specs, in real life SM can use approximately 5 times less power than CF when reading/writing data and up to 1000 times less when in standby.Read more
