Beyond3D has posted some developer comments on ATI's 'F-Buffer'
3D NewsNET has posted it's first review with the site launch on the Samsung SyncMaster 191T LCD Monitor
I fired up Unreal Tournament 2003 and I had mixed opinions. During intense moments in the game there was visible ghosting. For those that don't know what ghosting is, it is basically where the image you see appears to leave trails ( motion blur ). This is due to the crystals in the LCD not being able to turn off and on as fast as necessary for those high FPS games. I have been told that the next generation LCDs will be less than 25MS and therefore no ghosting will be visible but that is still far from today. It's just something you will have to get used to when gaming on an LCD.Read more
M:6 Hardware has another review of Zalman's ZM80A-HP heatpipe cooler for videocards.
TweakNews has posted a new article: Via Hyperion 4.46 Drivers: Are they really worth the install?
EnvyNews has posted a review on the 6-in-1 Portable Card Reader, one of Crucial’s four new flash card readers.
OCModShop has posted an OCZ Gladiator 2 review
Tweaknews.net has posted a ClearPC Acrylic Micro-ATX Computer Case review
PC Mag has published a printer roundup
HotHardware has posted a MSI 52X CD-RW Drive review
EnvyNews has put up a Samsung SW-252B 52/24/52 CD-RW review
MaximumPDA editor Bill Landon reviews the XDA Leather Case from HandheldPlanet.net this week.
HotHardware has posted a preview on NVIDIA's GeForce FX Go GPUs
GideonTech takes a quick look at the laser cut side panel, Inferno
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ExtensionTech has posted a Crazy PC Square Window Kit Review and Mod
OCAddiction.com takes a look at the Logitech MX700 Optical Cordless Mouse.
Hexus.net we have a new review titled: CyberDrive CW099D 52X CDRW
OcPrices.com has relased a review of Notmad Explorer.
SubZeroTech has posted a new Review "EverCool Water Cooler".
VR-Zone Hardware has posted a review of the newest Seagate SCSI Drive, the Seagate 10k.6 147gb Ultra 320 SCSI hard drive.
Viper's Lair has posted a review on the ATi's Remote Wonder
