Hexus has done a review of the EpoX 4PDA2+ i865PE Springdale
TweakNews has posted an Intel Pentium 4 3.0C 800FSB Processor review
Enscape has posted a review on the AV Plus Budget MP3 Player
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a review on the Cooler Master CoolDrive 3 Hard Disk Cooler
Don't you just love 7200 RPM hard disks? They are blazing fast! Too bad they are also so HOT!!! As a result, most hardware enthusiasts now rely on a variety of fans and hard disk coolers to keep their ultra-fast hard disks running cool.Read more
Today, we are going to take a look at one of the cooler looking hard disk coolers in the market - the Cooler Master CoolDrive 3! Does it work as well as it looks? Read on to find out!
Ohls-Place has posted a review on the FSP Group Aurora 350 Watt Power Supply
EnvyNews has posted two new reviews:
PodPerch iPod Stand
VantecTornado 92x38mm Fan
PodPerch iPod Stand
With close to 1-Million Apple iPods sold world-wide and their new-found MS Windows platform support, we are seeing a virtual horde of peripheral accessories surface. MacMice figured that original iPod owners would fancy the idea of having both a stand and a dock for their investment, but even new 3rd-generation iPod fans will take a flight of fancy towards the PodPerch.Read more
VantecTornado 92x38mm Fan
After seeing how well Vantec's 80x38mm Tornado did in a previous review, we wanted to see if that performance carried over to its larger brother: the 92x38mm Tornado. The 92x38mm Tornado is meant to do one thing, and do it well; cool whatever is in its path to the ultimate minimum temperature afforded by air! Judging by our first impression of this fan, it more than lives up to this claim! Pumping out nearly 120 CFM of air action, this fan should have been called the Hurricane...Read more
OCAddiction takes on 3 of Intel’s more famous Pentium 4 CPU’s to see which one may give you the best bang for your buck.
Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on Shuttle XPC SN41G2.
ExtensionTech has posted a Samsung 171P LCD review
EliteBastards has posted a review on DVD Burner Video Software
PCMag has posted a review on the Gyration Ultra Cordless Optical Mouse
3D Game Man has posted an OCZ 512MB (2x256) PC-3200 Dual Platinum Memory Kit Video Review
TechJuice has posted a SKYHAWK Aluminum Case with QWindow PSR4638 review
OcPrices.com has completed a shootout between two very quiet PSUs, the Ahanix SilenX and the Zalman ZM400A.
PC Stats has posted an Albatron GeForceFX 5600P Turbo Videocard review
FrostyTech has posted a Spire BFA07B2 Copper Core Heatsink review
More reviews from EnvyNews:
FIC A98P Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB
Compex SKW811 WiFi Internet Kit
FIC A98P Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB
With a fall gaming season ahead that is proclaiming a major jump in technology, it's time for many of us to upgrade our hardware so that we don't have to experience the pain of choppy graphics when we sit down to play. ATI has already released their graphics solutions ready to meet the challenge and First International Computer jumped onboard. The FIC Radeon A98P is based on ATI's R350 GPU and packs a punch with 128MB of RAM. Step inside to see what this card can do; it might be what you're looking for to gear up for this fall's coming attractions, such as Half Life 2, Doom 3, Deus Ex 2, etc.Read more
Compex SKW811 WiFi Internet Kit
Wi-Fi has its own challenges. Just wrapping your head around the myriad abbreviations and specifications can be a dizzying affair: IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, RF, WEP, WPA, OFDM, DSSS, CFK. Say what? How does the average consumer reap the benefits of the wireless revolution without having to take night courses in networking? Compex suggests its SKW811 Wireless Internet Gateway Kit. The SKW811 is an 802.11b-based, 11 Mbps bundle geared toward the networking neophyte. It aims to provide you with all you need to get a LAN up and running in an easy and efficient manner. Laudable goals, but how does Compex deliver?Read more
NewsWare has posted a short guide/preview on Norton AntiVirus 2004.
HWExtreme has posted an ATI ALL-IN-WONDER 9700 PRO review
Way back in 1985, a little hardware company named ATI opened it's doors for business. Nearly 10 years after another company by the name of NVIDIA decided that it was time for them to get in on the action, so in 1993 they did. Since then the two companies have become the two juggernauts of the graphics card industry. If you can imagine Godzilla and King Kong in a boxing ring going round for round dealing each other nearly knockout punches every time either swung, then you can get an idea of the rivalry between these two companies.Read more
PimpRig has a new review up on the Chenming 301KE Aluminum case.
