TechAddicts has posted a review on Kingston Hyper-X PC 3000 Memory
Dan's Data has posted a review on Lian Li's PC-6010 Case
Tweaknews.net has released a review on the Samsung SyncMaster 172W 17inch Widescreen TFT LCD Monitor
Hexus.net has posted a new review titled: 3-way Canterwood comparison
OcPrices.com has released a review of the Koolance EXOS External Watercooler.
Lets face it. Air cooling can only go so far. Todays flagship heatsinks are way outside of the size and weight specifications of the ZIF socket, and due to this, mounting has become ever more time consuming and complicated. If youve been thinking about taking the step up to water cooling, but are intimidated by all the parts, case modifications and lengthy setup involved with traditional watercooling, Koolance has exactly what you are looking for. Completely self-contained, the EXOS external water cooling kit is the easiest way to take the plunge (har) into water cooling.Read more
3D Game Man has posted a Z-bra AlCu1 Heatsink video review
PC Stats has posted a Buffalo 256MB PC3700 DDR Memory review
DeviantPC has released a review of the Vantec Nexus Rheobus
ExtremeOverclocking has posted an ABIT IC7-G (875P) Motherboard review
Puget Systems has posted a news article comparing the latest graphic cards entitled "New Video Cards From nVidia and ATI"
Xtreme PC TECH has posted a review on the Nexus KCZ-2700 heatsink
ExtensionTech has posted a review on the Volcano 9 with CoolMod
OCAddiction has posted an Antec True Control 550W PSU review
Viper's Lair has posted a TwinMOS Dual Channel PC3200 review
TechSpot has posted an IOSS Bios Saviour review
DesignTechnica has posted a review on the Dell Axim X5
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3Dvelocity
As a platform, I'm pretty impressed. 200MHz front side bus can't hurt and the DDR memory infrastructure has long been in place to support the move. nForce2 Ultra 400 takes things forward a little and provides a good home for the new CPU.Read more
UKGamer
Last week we saw how AMD's first processor featuring the Barton core faired. Today we take a look at the second processor to get the Barton treatment, the XP 3200+.Read more
Bit-Tech
So let's just run over the specs of the new 3200+. Firstly, it runs on the 400MHz Front Side Bus, compared to the 333 of the 3000+. Now, this means one thing : okay, two. This means two things : faster CPU access, and faster memory access.Read more
X-bit Labs
We reviewed a new AMD processor, which is none other but AMD’s response to Intel Pentium 4 3.0 with 800MHz bus. Just like Intel, AMD has also increased the bus frequency and Athlon XP 3200+ now works with 400MHz PSB. Now let’s find out if the new bus will be able to help improve the performance of the new AMD processor.Read more
AMDMB
With today’s release of the Athlon XP 3200+, Athlons are now available in 400 MHz FSB, meaning synchronous 400/400 system speed support.Read more
Icrontic
AMD comes charging out of the gate on the 400 MHz Front Side Bus Athlon XP 3200+. Frame rates are going to jump as AMD continues to push the performance envelope. The Athlon XP 3200+ is here and we took a unique twist to the round of benchmarks. Should the 3200+ be on your shopping list? A lot depends on what you have already.Read more
3Dvelocity
Today see's the launch of the AMD XP Barton 3200+. In the past 6 months we've seen the introduction of the 0.13micron manufacturing process with the Thoroughbred cores (T-bred) and two later revisions of that core. The first being the Rev B T-bred which seemed to significantly improve the thermal characteristics of the chip, which in turn increased the ability to increase the core clock and free up the possibilty to release faster models.Read more
TecCentral has posted a review on the Eheim 1046-12V Waterpump in german
Dan's Data has posted a review on the ATC-620 case from Cooler Master
Overclockers Online has posted a Gigabyte 8PE800 Ultra Motherboard review
