HardwareOC has posted a Abit TH7 motherboard review
TweakTown has put up 3 new reviews
Abit KT7A Motherboard Review
Shuttle AK31 Motherboard Review
Altec Lansing ADA890 Speakers Review
Abit KT7A Motherboard Review
When Abit came out with their option packed KT7A series board, life was good. But what about those who couldn't afford this high dollar gem? The Abit KT7E motherboard was designed for exactly this purpose. Take a look and see if it succeeded.Read more
Shuttle AK31 Motherboard Review
Shuttle has been doing it's utter best to make a name for themselves with the overclocking crowd, and this board proves again that they are players in this market. The AK31 features support for all the newest and fastest Thunderbird processors, and pairs it up with the VIA KT266 chipset.Read more
Altec Lansing ADA890 Speakers Review
Altec Lansing has been a solid player in the PC speaker arena for some time now. Take a look at this offering that features four satellites and a sub, plus offers both THX and Dolby Digital support. Who could ask for more?Read more
Overclockers New Zealand has posted a review on the Transcend TS-AK4/A motherboard.
Accelenation has posted a review on the Matrox Marvel G450 eTV video card.
The other G450 product is the Marvel G450 eTV which, unlike the Marvel G400, doesn't feature the breakout box that houses all audio-visual connectors. Instead, there are two cables supplied for the audio-video inputs and outputs.Read more
The G450 also features DualHead, but not the same DualHead as the Millennium line. Whereas the Millennium allows you to connect two monitors or one monitor and a TV, the G450 eTV only offers the latter. In essence, G450 eTV features TV out, which Matrox calls DualHead TV-Out.
NeoSeeker has posted a review on the OCZ Titan3 GeForce 3 video card.
I am Not a Geek dot com has posted a review on The Funnel. This is an Air Funnel, that allows you to put an 80mm fan on a 60mm heatsink.
The 38CFM Delta fan which most commonly comes with the SK-6 has noise level of 47 dBA. I used an 80mm Thermaltake case fan, which is 2900RPM, and has 37CFM of airflow, but a noise level of only 30 dBA which is quieter than a whisper. Both these fans are going to be made louder than their specified volumes because of the air resistance.Read more
Tweak Town has posted a review on Antec's EasyUSB
The Tech Report has put up a review on Abit's KT7E motherboard
Digit-Life has posted a review on the MSI StarForce822 (MS 8822) NVIDIA GeForce3 based video card.
Accelenation has posted their review of EPoX's new 8KTA3Pro motherboard based of the VIA KT133A chipset.
The original 8KTA3 is a KT133A board that sold pretty well, especially in the face of stiff competition from Abit, Asus, and Iwill. The 8KTA3+ is the same board, but with RAID. The 8KTA3Pro is a NEW board that EPoX has produced to reflect users suggestions which were made about the original 8KTA3.Read more
3dXtreme has posted a review on Powercolor's Geforce2 mx400.
X-bit labs has posted a Seagate U Series 6 HDD review.
Tweak3D has posted a review on the Gainward GeForce3 video card.
I am Not a Geek dot com has posted a review on the Enermax EG651P-VE power supply
Storage Review has posted a review on the Artec CHA-52 16X DVD-Rom
3D Spotlight has posted a review on the Vidid!XS Kyro 2 based video card.
Tile Based (Deferred) Rendering. The Kyro2 divides the screen into multiple tiles (Hence why it’s called Tile based rendering) of 32x16 pixels. The number of tiles created varies with screen resolution, e.g. 1536 tiles are created at 1024*768, while only 600 tiles are at 640*480. Each of these tiles is then tested by the On-chip Tile-Buffer to determine whether or not the pixels are visible. Should they not be visible then they are disregarded & nothing more need be done with them in the rendering process.Read more
PC Stats has posted a review on the Hitachi CM828 21 inch CRT Monitor
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a on the Zalman CNPS5000-Plus CPU cooler for Intel Socket 423 and AMD
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The Guru of 3D has posted a Matrox G550 preview
