Keyspan USB2+FireWire PCI Card
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Keyspan USB2+FireWire PCI Card
Keyspan USB2+FireWire PCI Card
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I Am Not A Geek has posted a new review, taking a look at the PC Toys AeroMaxx Socket A Cooler with T.M.D. Fan.
OCWorkbench has posted a review on the SiS 748 Ref board
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Hardware-Test has posted a review on the Soltek SL-86SPE-L Springdale-PE mainboard.
Since 1996, the company Soltek has been producing mainboard to the end-users. Some years ago, “Soltek” was unknown to the Danish people, but in about 2-3 years, Soltek acceded to move up from the ground and to mark a good spot on the top lists when it came to the Danish people’s hardware shopping lists. The last few months, Soltek has been pushing, and are finally in the Swedish sales market – I hope that the same goes for Denmark soon. The reason for this behavior is their low prices, and the fact that you get a decent but good quality product for the value.Read more
A thing I like about Solteks mainboard would be their series based on the ”Glacier Silver” PCB. This really gives the user a great machine whenever you use a UV kit or so. To have a silver mainboard, it is very nice indeed.
I loved the mainboard from the moment I unpacked it from the box. Just the silver look itself, now that’s amazing. And the board’s layout is one of the finest I’ve seen to this date. Still, I was very nervous about the AMI BIOS regarding overclockability and so on. However, it seems that no problems occurred in this category. This mainboard is very stabile in both standard operations as well as in overclocking mode.
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Extreme Overclocking has posted up a review on some Crucial PC3200 DDR RAM.
ComputerSphere has checked out the 80mm Lighted Acrylic LED Fan Grill 7 Colors
There are many things I like about this grill and many I do not. I really enjoy the look of it. It illuminated great, with bright colors. It would go great with any type of color scheme and looks good as a sweet fan grill. I really liked the design of the fan grill but the main problem I see with the burst effect if you will, it restricts air flow. There is major blockage in the corners and in between each slit. Though it does protect your fingers and foreign objects good. The thickness of the fan grill will be a problem with some people. It is very think and could cause problems with different user setups. I also did not like the fact that it had to be held in using washers; I had a big problem screwing them in with the fact that they are so small. Overall this fan grill could use many improvements but I really did enjoy the colors it gave off and the lasting effect it will have on some users.Read more
VR-Zone has reviewed the latest card from Triplex's new EYE BOMB series, the Radeon 9800 Pro card that comes in a nice clear acrylic box.
OCModShop has posted a Zalman ZM-MFC1 Fan Controller review
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3D Game Man has posted some info on the Globalwin 300W & 400W Silent PSU with 4 AC outlets
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OcPrices.com has posted a shoot out between the OCZ Ultra II and the Arctic Silver III thermalpastes.
A few weeks ago Arnie released a big thermalpaste roundup. If youll recall, the OCZ Ultra paste turned in just average performance, not bad, but not particularly good either. In response to this, OCZ sent me their latest creation, OCZ Ultra II. While I dont have the 7 different compounds that Arnie had in the test, I do happen to have the excellent Arctic Silver III, as well as some original OCZ Ultra. Does the sequel have what it takes to take down AS III?Read more
Techseekers.net has taken a look at the flagship Canterwood board from ABIT, the IC7-G.
ExtremeTech has posted a review on the OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard
Dan's Data has checked out the Scythe Ergo Diver keyboard