Extreme Overclocking has published a review on PNY's Verto GeForce 4 Ti 4600 video card.
FrostyTech has posted a Thermalright AX-478 Heatsink review
Viper's Lair has posted an USB 2.0 External Enclosure review
OC Workbench has posted an EPOX 8K9A2+ review
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the GA-7VAXP from Gigabyte.
Dan's Data has posted a review on Nexland's Pro100 broadband router
Hexus.net has posted a Sapphire Radeon 9700 Pro Graphics Card Review
While I have focussed on the technology more than Sapphire's implementation of it (it is my first Radeon 9700 Pro review after all), rest assured that the Sapphire is a decent choice if you can find it. The cooler sets it apart.Read more
The DDR ZONE has posted a review on the USB LCD from CrystalFontz.
Frostytech has posted a Coolink U2P Heatsink review
VR-Zone has posted a review on the new EPoX 8K9A2+ board based on the VIA KT400 chipset.
T-Break has posted an Abit IT7 MAX2 v2 Motherboard review
Riva3D has finished a review on the Leadtek Winfast A250 MYVIVO video card
Techspot has posted a shootout between the follow motherboards: Epox 8K3A+ vs. FIC AN17
Going into the BIOS options, we could clearly notice that Epox has given its customers more control; even with unusual processor voltages of up to 2,2v, this mainboard has been made to reach limits, if you have proper cooling of courseRead more. A regular heatsink with this voltage will have your CPU fried in no time; water-cooling is the way to go should you intend to increase your V-Core this much.
ipKonfig has posted some benchmarks of the new ATI 9700 Pro
OCAddiction has posted a review on the follow PC3200 DDR memory: Corsair XMS, GeIL and XtremeDDR.
I should also point out that only PC1600, PC2100, and PC2700 (the ones in bold) are currently certified by JEDEC. Which is the reason Via and SiS have withdrawn their official support for 400MHz memory at the moment. If a speed is not certified then compatibility issues can come up between the memory modules SPD and the motherboard's bios or chipset. Something you should be aware before picking up a few new sticks of RAM. Also, for those of you new to system building, just because you buy 400MHz memory doesn't mean it will automatically run at those speeds. You must raise your front side bus, memory bus or change the CPU:Memory Ratio to increase the memory bus to 200MHz. This will also overclock your processor unless you have an unlocked AMD CPU that you can lower the multiplier. But of course most of us want to overclock our processor so this isn't a problem.Read more
Mikhailtech has posted an AMD Athlon XP 2200+ Thorougbred CPU review
TweakTown has posted a review on the Neng Tyi Nexus KN02 HSF.
Tweaknews has posted a review on the Next-Cool WaterCUBE GT3 Waterblock
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the Gainward 650TV (Ti4200 64MB) & 650XP (Ti4200 128MB) Video Cards
Techseekers.net has reviewed the Everglide Attack Optical Mouse Pad.
