3dXtreme has posted their Soltek SL-85ERV (VIA p4x400) Intel Motherboard review.
The DDR Zone has posted a review on the Creative Inspire 5.1 5500 Digital Speaker System
T-Break has posted an Iwill P4GB (Granite Bay) Review
X-bit labs has posted an article called "Neptune: Missing Piece of the Maxtor HDDs Evolution".
3dXtreme has posted a Vantec Stealth 420 watt 3 fan P4 P/S review.
Viper's Lair has posted a review on the Coolmax 470 Watt Tri-Led Power Supply
Ascully has posted a review on the Elecom Grast 24 Optical Mouse
Everything USB has posted a Lexar JumpDrive USB 2.0 Flash Drive review
TweakTown has put up an OptoRite 48/16/48 CD-RW Burner review
Hot Hardware has posted a review on the Asus P4S8X SiS648 P4 Motherboard
Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on the Soltek SL-KT400-A4 KT333CF motherboard
SystemCooling has a look at some Laser Goodness! Products
OC Workbench has compared the ECS GameUnion 746 against the NForce2+IGP
BoPC has posted their review on a very quiet cooler from NexusTek.
Beyond3D is looking at ASUS’s V9180 Video Suite GeForce4 MX440-8X, based on the newer NV18 NVIDIA graphics core
OCIA has posted a review on the Kingwin Tri-Window Black Aluminum Case with UV Highlights.
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted a review on a 48x CD Burner from LG
Nexus Hardware has posted a review on the Vantec Nexus Multifunction Panel
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a review on 1COOLPC's Video-1-120 graphics card cooler
If you want a cooler that's very simple to install but yet powerful enough to push over 125 CFM of air directly over your turbocharged (read : overclocked!) graphics card, you will want to check the 1COOLPC Video-1-120 cooler out.Read more
It doesn't required any modification of the graphics card so you don't have to worry about voiding your warranty. And best of all, the other components in your computer case benefit from all the air blown in by this cooler.
SystemCooling take a look at some Light Accent tape from the folks over at SystemCooling.
Looking to add another light to that already lit case of yours or you just want something to catch someone's eye but you don't want it to be too bright? Well then I got something for you, an electro luminescent tape. You can bend it, you can cut it and you can attach it to almost everything. As long as you have a 12-volt DC power supply you are in business. The tape length that I received was 2 ½ feet (76.2cm) long, ½ inch (13mm) wide, and the package included an inverter and instructions. I was very impressed with the instruction - for such a small and simple product they are well detailed. They even give you helpful hints on how to use the product, which I will go into later on in the article.Read more
