Hexus.net has posted a new review titled: MSI K7N2-L
HighTekPC has posted a review on the X Aqua H2O Extreme Case
Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows has published a preview on Windows Longhorn
PC Stats has posted a MSI CR52-A2 52x24x52x CD-RW review
Techseekers.net has had a chance to look at e-Cube CF-S968 SFF PC.
VR-Zone has posted a Crazy PC Silver Inferno Case review
Techseekers.net has reviewed the MagicStar USB Flash disk and MP3 Player.
ExtensionTech has posted an AutoDeletePro UV Reactive Fans review
TweakTown has posted a review on OCZ Dual Channel PC3200 EL DDR SDRAM
OCIA has posted their latest review in the form of the SS Warrior Aluminum Case.
Anyone who says performance doesn't matter hasn't tried erasing a power line from a vacation photo or squeezing a CD into MP3 files. As our skills and expectations of what we can do with our PCs rise, we tackle more complex tasks that take more processing power-and more time. Life remains short, so computer speed is important.
If your goal is to get the greatest performance possible out of your system, perhaps the best strategy-and the one most employed-is to replace your old computer with the fastest model you can find. But if you don't have the budget, or if you've recently replaced your PC, we know some tricks that can give you the speed boost you are looking for. Some tips take just a few moments (at least to get them started). Some are a bit more involved or come at an expense. Others are full hardware upgrades of, say, memory or hard drives. We'll give you the lowdown on such upgrades, walk you through the steps, and unveil some interesting discoveries we've made through PC Magazine Labs' testing.
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If your goal is to get the greatest performance possible out of your system, perhaps the best strategy-and the one most employed-is to replace your old computer with the fastest model you can find. But if you don't have the budget, or if you've recently replaced your PC, we know some tricks that can give you the speed boost you are looking for. Some tips take just a few moments (at least to get them started). Some are a bit more involved or come at an expense. Others are full hardware upgrades of, say, memory or hard drives. We'll give you the lowdown on such upgrades, walk you through the steps, and unveil some interesting discoveries we've made through PC Magazine Labs' testing.
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PC Stats has posted a review on the OCZ PC2700 EL Dual Channel Memory 2x 256MB Kit
OcPrices.com has published a review of Corsair XMS "Twin X" PC3200 LL PC3200 DDR memory.
Corsair is a name synonymous with fast memory, and its hard to beat in terms of performance. The king has certainly had its work cut out of late however keeping up with the likes of OCZ and GeIL, who have started to provide a very realistic challenge to the king's throne. Corsairs Low Latency Series comes with a specially programmed SPD file that automatically engages all of the tight memory timings allowing the lazy (or more inexperienced) user to get maximum performance without having to mess around in the majority of motherboards' BIOS. Corsair have called this "Plug-n-Frag Auto-Configuration".Read more
DWPG has posted their review on WinBackup by LiUtilities
EnvyNews has posted a review on the Olympus C-730 Ultra Zoom digital camera
Sudhian Media has posted a comparison review between the MP3 players from Archos and Creative
OC Workbench has posted a review onthe ASROCK K7S8X SiS 746FX Mainboard
VR-Zone has a review up on the new Little River White Water (LRWW) block
Hardcoreware has posted a review on the Powercolor Xabre600 Pro video card
Case Junkiez has take a look at Cypher's newest creation the Modded Molex.
