Overclocked Cafe has posted a review on the Vantec Aeroflow CPU Cooler
XtReMoDs has posted a Computer Exhaust Systems RACHEL Review
With the increase in computer speeds more heat and noise being generated by your computer. As a result it may become undesirable to be anywhere near you're loud and hot computer. ComputerExhaust.com is developing a new technique where the hot air and some of the fan noise from your case is directed through a pipe that leads into your wall.Read more
Nexus Hardware has posted part 2 of their Corsair PC 3200 review
Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on Leadtek K7NCR18D Pro nForce 2 motherboard.
Explosive Labs has completed a review on the Plextor PlexWriter 48/24/48U.
TweakTown has posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon 9500 Atlantis Pro
I am not a Geek dot com has posted a review on the Leadtek WinFast TV2000 XP Deluxe card
FrostyTech has posted a Thermal Integration Ti-T707TN Radial P4 Heatsink review
Hexus has posted a new review titled: Shuttle S.F.F XPC SK41G
DeviantPC has posted a review on the MSI K7N2G-L (IGP Integrated graphics)
NVIDIA have proved beyond doubt that the nForce 2 platform is an ideal contender for the AMD performance crown. They have now shown that the IGP variant is an ideal contender for mid-range and business systems looking for that extra bit of performance.Read more
BoPC has posted a review on the Crystal Optical Mouse
3dXtreme has posted their Logitech Z-640 Speaker Set review.
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted a review on the Acer Travelmate C102Ti Tablet PC
EnvyNews has published a review on the Samsung ML-1450 Laser Printer
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the Firefly USBee and Translucent USB Drives
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a review on the ABIT NF7-S nForce2 motherboard
ABIT has been touting its 3-phase switching voltage regulator as superior to the 2-phase power solution used by some of the other manufacturers. Well, in a way, it is superior. A 3-phase voltage regulator will run much cooler than a 2-phase voltage regulator since the workload is divided into three phases or power channels, instead of just two. However, whether they improve stability or not depends on whether there's sufficient capacitance.Read more
It could very well be just another marketing ploy, feeding off a need to cut costs in capacitors. This is because the more phases the switching voltage regulator has, the smoother the flow of power. In a two-phase system, larger capacitors are used to even out the flow of power. Because the three phase system itself provides a smoother flow of power, less capacitance is actually required for a stable power supply. Therefore, ABIT may have taken the 3-phase road to cut costs and not to improve stability. Let's take a look...
Viper's Lair has posted a review on OCZ Technologies PC2700 Rev 3.2 DDR memory
HardwareZone has posted an MSI K7N2-L (NVIDIA nForce2) review
LostCircuits has put up a review on the Tyan Tachyon G9700 Pro
Sudhian Media has posted a review on the Trident XP4
