MajorGeeks has posted a review on FAST Defrag Standard
HardwareZoom has published a review on the Gigabyte GeForce FX 5950 Ultra video card
LegitReviews has posted a review on Corsair XMS 1GB DDR400 Registered Memory
Viper's Lair has posted a preview on the VIA PT880 chipset
PimpRig has posted a review on the VoyeurMods VEXX Silent Edition Case
Nexus Hardware has posted a review on the Zalman CNPS-7000 Cu
TweakNews has posted an Icemat Black Gaming Mousing Surface review
OcPrices.com has taken a look at Asus' first product to be powered by ATi.
HotHardware has posted a review on the AOpen DRW4410 DVD burner
BigBruin has posted a review on the PC Toys PowerMaxx 470W Power Supply
ExtremeTech has posted a CPU shootout between Opteron versus Xeon
EnvyNews has posted a review on PowerColor's top end Radeon video card
Accelenation compare the performance from a cross-section of graphics solutions to that of the integrated performance from this RS3M board from MSI.
DesignTechnica has posted a Fujitsu Lifebook P5020 review
TweakTown has posted a comparison review between the DFI LANPARTY B Canterwood and Springdale motherboards
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the Swiftech MCX159 chipset cooler (Socket 462/478)
Beyond3D has published an early preview on DirectX Next
So, maybe you're wondering what ATI's future R500 or NVIDIA's NV50 chips may have in store but know that if you were to ask either company you'd get the brick wall response: "Sorry, we cannot comment on unannounced projects or products". Well, it's a pretty good guess that whatever features Microsoft's DirectX may make available, future 3D hardware is more or less going to follow it in terms of features, so why not start there?Read more
Recently Microsoft have been dishing out to developers the directions that "DirectX Next" may take at Microsoft's Meldown conference. The presentations given to developers have recently been made available and Beyond3D takes a look at the types of features and functionality that may be available in the next major update to DirectX.
BigBruin has a new review posted taking a look at the PC Toys Simple Max 101 mATX Case
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted the Intel Pentium 4C Vs. AMD Barton Comparison
With Christmas less than a month away, many of us will be making plans to upgrade soon. A processor upgrade would be sweet indeed! Unfortunately, the insane pricing of the new AMD 64 and Intel Pentium 4EE processors will put them out of reach for many of us.Read more
With that, we present a comparison between the far more affordable Northwood-based Intel Pentium 4C and the Barton-cored AMD Athlon XP processors. Which of these will be the best processor upgrade to buy for Christmas?
TechSpot has posted a review on the Hercules Digifire 7.1 sound card