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Tuesday May 13, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 6:58 pm

Coolermaster Aquagate Mini R80 @ Frosty Tech
The Coolermaster Aquagate Mini R80 is a self contained watercooling system designed for a broad range of Intel and AMD processors. Unlike a lot of CPU watercooling systems which can be complicated to install, fill, bleed and monitor, the Aquagate comes pre-plumbed and pre-filled with an ethylene glycol based coolant. The system is guaranteed for two years operation without need for refill, so to get started all you need to do is mount the CPU block and attach the heat exchanger to the side of the computer case.

cases
Hiper Anubis @ techPowerUp!
In Win B2 Stealth Bomber @ Tweak Town

inputs
Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard @ OC Mod Shop

memory
OCZ ReaperX PC2-6400 @ CDRinfo
OCZ Reaper HPC PC3-10666 2GB @ OCIA
Patriot Viper DDR3-1866 2GB @ Tweak Town

motherboards
Abit IX38 QuadGT @ 3D Game Man
ASUS P5Q3 Deluxe @ AnandTech
DFI LANParty LT X48-T2R @ bit-tech.net
GIGABYTE X48T-DQ6 @ Bjorn 3D
Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS4 @ CDRinfo
Sapphire PURE CrossFireX 790FX @ digit-life
ECS A780GM-A Black Series @ Virtual-Hideout

power
Corsair HX1000 @ Jonny Guru
SilverStone Decathlon DA700 @ OCIA

video
Palit GeForce 9600GT 1GB Sonic @ Think Computers
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Friday May 9, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 6:18 pm


Just a teaser, there's no specs or nothin'.

they don't even look like motherboards anymore
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Hardware | Posted by Max at 6:12 pm

Today we are going to look at CoolIT’s latest water-cooled processor heatsink, the PURE. CoolIT calls their cooling systems “Fluid Heat Exchangers†and have been building their FHEs for a couple of years now.

CoolIT Systems PURE CPU Cooler @ Tweak Town


cases

Silverstone KL03 Kublai @ Madshrimps

cooling

Fan Roundup #5: Attack of the 120 Scythes @ Silent PC Review

inputs

Logitech diNovo Mini @ Techware Labs

memory

Kingston HyperX KHX14400D3K2/2GN DDR3-1800 @ I4U
OCZ ReaperX HPC DDR3-1333 2GB @ Think Computers
Patriot Viper DDR3-1866 2GB @ Tweak Town

motherboards

Sapphire 780G Motherboard and Hybrid CrossFire @ BIOSLEVEL
Biostar TA780G M2+ @ digit-life
ASUS P5Q3 Deluxe (WiFi-AP @n) @ Legion Hardware
ASUS M3N-HT Deluxe @ Legit Reviews
ASUS P5E3 Premium WiFi-AP @n @ Techgage

power

Cooler Master eXtreme Power Plus 460W @ Hardware Secrets
Enermax PRO82+ 525W @ Hardware Secrets

sound

ASUS Xonar DX PCI Express 7.1 Audio Card @ Hot Hardware

systems

HP Pavilion DV2800t Artist Edition @ Computer Shopper

video

Asus EAH3870 X2 1GB @ bit-tech.net
Asus EAH3850 X2 @ I4U
VisionTek Radeon HD 3870 X2 @ Overclockers Club
Diamond Viper Radeon HD 3650 1GB @ Overclockers Online
MSI GeForce 9800 GTX N9800GTX-T2D512-OC (UK) @ Tweak.dk
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Thursday May 8, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 11:01 pm


Presentations have just completed and we are on a break and the benchmarking session will begin shortly. At our benchmark desk when we arrived was sitting a GK-K8000 gaming keyboard. We were told they were delayed due to design issues but there seems to be many of them scattered throughout this meeting room. Maybe they are not the final version though.

First impressions are good though… first thing I noticed is just how solid it is. If I were to estimate, I’d say it weighs around 1KG without cables attached and the keys are very solid and feels great when typing. It has a detachable USB connector which is a bit odd but might be good if you are moving around to LAN parties for example.


I still think I'll keep my diNovo Edge.
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Monday May 5, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 5:30 pm

It is only after you look at the memory configuration does it finally strike you, this card is a 256MB card by name (and BIOS) only! Yep, this card comes packed with 512MB of memory, half of which is disabled in the shipping BIOS. It just so happens that we have a copy of a 512MB BIOS that we can flash to the card and unlock the full potential!

The GeForce 8800 GT 256MB Card That Is Really 512MB @ Legit Reviews


cases

Hiper Anubis @ 3D Game Man

cooling

Noctua NH-U12P Cooler @ Benchmark Reviews
Cooler Master Hyper Z600 @ Overclockers Club

inputs

Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 @ Hardware Pacers

memory

Crucial Ballistix PC3-16000 @ CDRinfo
Kingston HYPER-X DDR2 1200MHz @ Techware Labs

motherboards

MSI K9A2 Platinum @ Motherboards.org
ASRock Penryn 1600SLIX3-WiFi 680i @ Think Computers
DFI LANParty LT X48-T2R @ Tweak Town

power

Ultra X3 800w Modular PSU @ Club Overclocker

video

Sapphire ATI Radeon HD3870 Toxic @ Bioslevel
9800 GTX vs. SLI vs. 3-way SLI. vs. Quad SLI @ Hard|OCP
MSI 9800GX2 @ HARDSPELL
nVidia 9800GTX Triple SLI @ t-break
ASUS EN9600GT Silent 512MB @ Techgage
MSI GeForce 9600GT 1GB OC @ Tweak Town
MSI R3870X2-T2D1G OC @ X-bit Labs
GeForce 9600GSO vs 9600GT @ http://www.LLY.get.to
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Friday May 2, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 6:32 pm

When Apple launched its MacBook Air, it was rumored that Lenovo would follow up with a 13" ultra-portable laptop. Lenovo did just that in February when it launched its X300. We focus on the X300, but include comparisons with the MacBook Air.

Lenovo's X300 vs. Apple's MacBook Air @ Tom's


cases

NZXT Tempest @ Legit Reviews
Bgears b-Envi @ Overclockers Club
Glacialtech Altair A380 HTPC @ PC Freaks & Geeks

cooling

Cooler Master Z600 and Sphere CPU Coolers @ Big Bruin
Sunbeamtech Core-Contact Freezer Heatsink @ Frosty Tech
Noise Limit SilentFlux CPU Coolers @ Hard|OCP
Xigmatek Battle-Axe VGA Cooler @ Silent PC Review
Nexus XiR-3500 Copper Ed. CPU Cooler @ Tweak Town

displays

24" LCD Roundup @ AnandTech
ViewSonic VX1962wm @ BCC Hardware
Gateway FHD2400 @ I4U

memory

Kingston HyperX 2GB PC2-9200 DDR2 @ Big Bruin

motherboards

Gigabyte DES X48T-DQ6 @ Hardware Logic
790i Ultra Motherboard @ Legit Reviews
ECS A780GM-A Black @ Motherboards.org
MSI P7N SLI Platinum @ Viper Lair

processors

AMD, Intel Mainstream Quad Cores Compared @ Madshrimps

storage

Western Digital VelociRaptor @ AnandTech
OCZ Rally2 Turbo 4GB USB Flash Drive @ Virtual-Hideout

systems

Shuttle XPC Prima SX38P2 Pro @ Tom's
Exclusive look at MSI GX600X @ Tweak Town

video

Sapphire HD 3850 1 Gigabyte @ Club Overclock
Asus EN9600GT Silent @ I4U
Diamond Radeon HD 3870 1GB @ the Tech Report
GIGABYTE GeForce 9800 GX2 @ Tweak Town
MSI GeForce 9800GX2 N9800GX2-M2D1G @ Tweak.dk
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Wednesday April 30, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 11:19 pm

Cooler Master sent us a new Cosmos ATX case (official site) to review and Tom Colarusso (aka. Yoda_Blues) is up to the challenge of giving it the complete rundown. Check out FiringSquad's first VIDEO review by clicking the link below.

Cooler Master Cosmos @ Firing Squad


cases

NZXT Tempest @ Techgage

cooling

Xigmatek HDT-SD964 Exposed Heatpipe Base Heatsink @ Frosty Tech
GlacialTech Igloo 5750 Silent CPU Cooler @ Legit Reviews
Old New Coolers from Zalman, Tuniq, Noctua and Thermaltake @ X-bit Labs

displays

Samsung SyncMaster 245BW @ Benchmark Reviews
ASUS LS201 20" LCD Monitor @ Hot Hardware

inputs

Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard @ OCIA

memory

OCZ Quad 2Gb Memory Kit Review - 8GB @ Madshrimps

video

NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GX2 @ digit-life
Foxconn 9800GTX-512N Extreme OC @ Future Looks
Visiontek Radeon HD 3870 X2 Overclocked Edition @ Tech Spot
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Tuesday April 29, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 10:50 pm

It was called HP MINI and it faced to the businessman, students and fashionable people.

HP 8.9-inch notebook (Mini-Note) @ HARDSPELL


cases

Thermaltake M9 @ Overclockers Online
Ultra m998 @ Tweak Town
NZXT Tempest @ techPowerUp!

cooling

Noctua NH-U9B Heatsink @ Frosty Tech

displays

24" LCD Monitors Roundup. Part II @ X-bit Labs

power

Corsair HX1000W @ AnandTech
SilverStone Strider ST50F 500W @ Hardware Secrets
Cooler Master Real Power Pro 1000W @ Think Computers

processors

AMD Phenom X4 9850 Black Edition @ Inside HW
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 2.66GHz @ Techgage

sound

Razer Piranha Gaming Communicator @ Big Bruin
5 Computer Speaker Systems @ ExtremeTech

systems

Falcon Northwest Fragbox @ Computer Shopper
Velocity Micro Edge Z55 @ Computer Shopper
Gateway P172X FX 17-inch Gaming Notebook @ I4U

video

DX10 gaming with a Diamond HD3450 @ Neoseeker
Sparkle GeForce 9600 GT @ Tweak.dk
Gigabyte GeForce 8800 GT Turbo Force Edition @ Viper Lair
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Monday April 28, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 10:33 pm


Zagreb (Croatia) – This morning we received delicate details about AMD’s answer to Intel’s Montevina design from our moles in Taiwan. The information we received could get you concerned about the new mobile processor Griffin as well as the Puma platform. Since our sources inside AMD confirmed the information, we have reason to believe that the Puma story might get ugly.


Yeah, well, my sources say that Gigabyte and Google are going to buy up the power lines and turn them into mega-nano-super-quantum computer grids.

the above photo, the result of the search terms "mega nano super quantum computer grids" is so real it's gotta be proof, and not a big fat rumor i just started to get people to read whatever i say. i'm not qualified, there's no tom's in my name
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Hardware | Posted by Max at 4:43 pm

18 Bilder in der Galerie - Bild 15 von 18 - 12474 Aufrufe

A bunch of cards tested with 3DMark Vantage @ PC Games Hardware


displays

Honeywell MT-SY-HWLM2216 @ Benchmark Reviews

inputs

Razer Destructor Professional Gaming Mat @ BIOSLEVEL
Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard @ Future Looks

memory

Crucial Ballistix Tracer Red 800MHz 4GB @ techPowerUp!
Crucial Ballistix Tracer Red PC-6400 4GB @ tweak.dk
Corsair Dominator 4GB DDR3-1800 SDRAM @ X-bit Labs

motherboards

DFI X48 LT T2R @ AnandTech
XFX Nvidia nForce 790i Ultra SLI @ bit-tech.net
ASUS P5K PRO Intel P35 Green @ Big Bruin
ASUS Striker II Extreme @ Hardware Logic
X48 heavyweights go head to head @ the Tech Report
GIGABYTE GA-EP35-DS3P @ Virtual-Hideout

power

Be Quiet! Dark Power Pro "First Class" 650Watt @ Burnout PC

processors

Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 Processor @ Hot Hardware

sound

Edifier M1550 5.1 Speakers @ BCC Hardware

video

EVGA e-GeForce 8800GT AKIMBO 1GB @ Motherboards.org
Asus EAH3850 Trinity @ Overclock 3D
DIAMOND Radeon HD 3650 1GB @ Tweak Town
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Sunday April 27, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 12:02 pm

Exactly two years ago we reviewed the analog (VGA) Matrox Triplehead to go. And although a little rough around the edges when it came to graphics card support, times have changed for the better. In fact last year they released a digital (DVI interface) version of the product and we figured it was about time to check out how this small box of magic has developed, and we where pleasantly surprised I might add.

Matrox TripleHead 2 Go Digital Edition @ the Guru of 3D


cooling

Thermaltake DuOrb CPU Cooler @ 3D Game Man
CoolIT Freezone Elite @ Bjorn 3D
Thermaltake MaxOrb Heatpipe Cooler @ Silent PC Review
Vizo Propeller System Cooler @ Overclockers Club

power

Tuniq Miniplant 950W @ OCIA

sound

Logitech AudioHub Notebook Speaker System @ @ Hardware Zone

storage

Silverstone Treasure TS01B 2.5" Enclosure @ bit-tech.net
OCZ Technology 64GB SATA-I Solid State Disk @ PC Perspective

video

HIS Radeon HD3650 IceQ @ Overclockers Online
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Friday April 25, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 3:54 pm

The Cyborg Gaming Keyboard from Saitek looks like something out of an 80's science fiction movie. Somewhere among its dark, metal façade are controls to lift the shields, propel the rockets—anything just as long as we hear some funky 80's sound effects. In reality though, these Cyborg buttons actually do something, and if a gamer wants something out-of-the-ordinary with plenty of controls, this gaming keyboard if [sic] up for the challenge.

Saitek Cyborg Gaming Keyboard @ ExtremeTech


cooling

GIGABYTE G-Power 2 Pro CPU Cooler @ Tweak Town
ThermalTake DUORB and Scythe OROCHI @ VR-Zone

displays

Samsung SyncMaster T220 @ Future Looks
Samsung SyncMaster 2263DX Dual Display @ I4U

memory

OCZ ReaperX HPC PC3-10666 Enhanced Bandwidth 2x1GB @ aph.networks

motherboards

Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3P @ Hardware Logic
XFX nForce 630i @ Hot Hardware
Asus M3A78-EMH HDMI @ Legit Reviews
Asus P5E3 Premium WiFi-AP@n @ Overclockers Club
Gigabyte X48T-DQ6 Intel X48 @ Think Computers

sound

Asus Xonar U1 USB Sound Card @ PlanetX64

storage

LiteOn EZ-DUB External DVD Drive @ Techware Labs
OCZ Rally2 Turbo 4GB USB @ ASE Labs
Cyber Snipa Sonar 5.1 Headset @ OCIA

video

Foxconn 9800GTX-512N Extreme OC @ Future Looks
ASUS Radeon HD 3850 X2 1GB @ PC Perspective
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Thursday April 24, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 4:00 pm

The point of the HDMS is to have an easy way to collect and serve up media content to many rooms and display panels simultaneously. Whether it be high-def video, music, pictures, or watching your favorite program, the HDMS is designed to take all of these different media in and serve them seamlessly to different parts of the house.

Alienware High Definition Media Server @ Legit Reviews


cases

NZXT Tempest @ BCC Hardware
NZXT Tempest @ I4U
Ultra m998 @ OC Mod Shop

processors

Intel QX9770 Quad-Core Core 2 Extreme @ Tweak News
AMD Phenom X3 8750 Triple Core @ Viperlair

sound

Edifer E3350 Designer PC Speaker System @ I4U

storage

Buffalo TeraStation Pro II 1TB Rackmount NAS @ Think Computers
Enhance Tech T4H CR External RAID Tower @ Tweak Town
SSD, i-RAM and Traditional Hard Disk Drives @ X-bit Labs

systems

Gigabyte STA Thin Client @ Phoronix

video

Sapphire Toxic HD 3870 @ altgamer
Asus 9600 GT TOP Red & Blackness
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Wednesday April 23, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 3:37 pm

Enthusiasts are fighting back, buying products that will allow them to enjoy their hobby without going broke—like one particular motherboard that has deluxe series features with a mainstream price—the ASUS P5K PRO.

ASUS P5K PRO @ BRnR


cases

SilverStone TJ09 @ Icrontic

cooling

Xigmatek Red Scorpion S1283 @ Benchmark Reviews

inputs

Cyber Snipa Stinger Gaming Mouse @ OCIA

memory

Crucial Ballistix Tracer Red PC-6400 4GB @ tweak.dk

storage

A-Data C702 16GB Flash Drive @ OC Mod Shop

systems

ASUS Eee PC Take 3: The XPerience @ AnandTech
Extreme Gamer 22DBA PC by EndPCNoise @ Silent PC Review

AMD Phenom X3 Annex

@ AnandTech
@ bit-tech.net
@ Computer Shopper
@ Firing Squad
@ Hexus.net
@ Hot Hardware
@ Icrontic
@ Legit Reviews
@ the Tech Report
@ Tweak Town
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Tuesday April 22, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 8:31 pm

The Noctua NH-U9B cooler looks very similar to the NH-U12P, however instead of the 120mm fan that the NH-U12P features, the NH-U9B used a 90mm fan, and the entire heatsink of the NH-U9B is smaller in size for those cases that can't support a big heatsink like the NH-U12P.

Noctua NH-U9B CPU Cooler @ BCC Hardware


cases

Tagan Black Pearl @ Hardware Logic
Cooler Master Centurion 590 @ Ninjalane

inputs

Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard @ Red & Blackness
Razer Lachesis Laser Gaming Mouse @ PC Freaks & Geeks
Logitech MX Air Cordless Mouse @ Tweak Town

motherboards

MSI K9A2 CF @ digit-life

power

Silverstone Decathlon DA700 @ AnandTech
Nesteq EECS 700W @ Big Bruin
AeroCool Horsepower 1020W @ Hi-Tech Reviews
Tuniq Ensemble 1200W @ Think Computers

processors

AMD Phenom X4 9850 @ t-break
Core 2 Duo E7200 @ X-bit Labs

storage

Silverstone MS05 2.5inch SATA HDD Enclosure @ Madshrimps
SimpleTech 250GB Signature Mini Drive @ Techware Labs

video

XFX GeForce 9800 GTX SLI @ Hard|OCP
Diamond HD 3870 1GB @ Legit Reviews
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Monday April 21, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 9:14 pm

YOU THINK THIS IS FUNNY? @ xkcd

Engineered for maximum speed! WD VelociRaptor, the newest member of our unique class of 10,000 RPM SATA hard drives, combines a SATA 3 Gb/s interface and 16 MB cache, to deliver performance that’s up to 35% faster than its speedy older brother.

@ product page

@ Hard|OCP
@ Hot Hardware
@ Legit Reviews
@ Maximum PC
@ PC Perspective
@ Storage Review
@ the Tech Report
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Hardware | Posted by Max at 9:07 pm

Scythe has long been known for their CPU coolers and fans, something they make quite a wide variety of. To accompany this great cooling line, they have now introduced the Kaze Master, a really stylistic looking fan controller and temperature monitor. Coming in two different varieties, a 5.25" model that can control four fans or a 3.5" model that can control two fans. It's time to see if this baby packs more than just good looks!

Scythe Kaze Master Fan Controller/ Temp Monitor @ DreamWare Computers


accessories

Scythe Kama Bay Speaker @ DreamWare Computers

cooling

OCZ Vendetta 2 CPU Cooler @ OCIA
CoolerMaster Hyper212 CPU Cooler @ Tech ARP

displays

ViewSonic VX1940w 19" @ bit-tech.net

inputs

Microsoft Sidewinder Mouse @ Future Looks
Logitech MX5500 Revolution @ Overclockers Online

motherboards

Gigabyte EP35-DS4 @ Bjorn3D
Foxconn MARS @ digit-life

power

Corsair HX1000W @ Hard|OCP
Corsair HX1000 vs. AKASA PowerMate V2 @ Hexus.net

processors

CPU Scaling With The GeForce 9800 GX2 @ Legion Hardware
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 @ Legit Reviews
Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ Techgage
AMD Phenom 9850 2.5GHz @ tweak.dk

storage

Silverstonetek TS01B @ Metku Mods
Supertalent 8GB USB Pico Flash Drive @ Red & Blackness

systems

Toshiba Satellite X205-SLi4 Gaming Laptop @ PC Freaks & Geeks

video

Leadtek 9600 GT SLI v. 9800 GTX @ Madshrimps
PowerColor AX3650 512MD2 @ Overclockers Online
Zotac 9800GTX AMP Edition @ t-break
GeForce 9600 GT in SLI @ X-bit Labs
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Thursday April 17, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 9:34 pm

The benefits of such a monitor are several fold in which the medical, research, entertainment, education and design industries are targeted. No doubt seeing an object in 3D is much more thrilling than seeing it in 2D. I can think of countless examples, but I think you get the picture. [HAHAHAHA]

Zalman TRIMON 22" 3D Monitor @ Tweak Town


cases

Thermaltake Xaser VI @ Big Bruin
Antec Mini P180 @ Bjorn3D
In-Win B-2 Stealth Bomber @ Hardware Logic

cooling

Thermalright Ultima 90 @ Techware Labs
Scythe Zipang @ XSReviews

inputs

XtracPads - Fat Mat @ BHFO

memory

Patriot Viper PC3-14400 DDR3 @ Red & Blackness

motherboards

Asus Striker II Extreme @ Club Overclocker
ASUS M3A32-MVP Deluxe/WiFi-AP @ digit-life
MSI P35 Platinum Combo @ Hard|OCP
Asus P5E-VM HDMI @ Neoseeker
Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-SH2 @ Overclockers Club

networking

D-Link DGL-4500 Xtreme N Gaming Router @ BIOSLEVEL

power

Thermaltake Toughpower 1500W @ bit-tech.net
Enermax MODU82+ 625W @ Hard|OCP

processors

Dual AMD Opteron 2356 @ Phoronix
AMD Phenom 9850 X4 @ Techware Labs

systems

rock Xtreme 770 Gaming Laptop @ bit-tech.net
Maingear Dash PC @ I4U

video

SLI vs Crossfire @ Hardware Secrets
XFX GeForce 9800 GX2 1GB and Quad SLI @ Elite Bastards
Diamond Viper Radeon HD 3850 512MB Ruby Edition @ Hot Hardware
ASUS EN9600GT Top @ I4U
XFX 8800 GS XXX Alpha Dog @ I4U
ECS GeForce 8800 GT @ Overclockers Club
ASUS EN9800 GTX 512MB @ Tweak Town
ASUS 9800 GTX 512MB @ Virtual-Hideout
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Tuesday April 15, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 10:36 pm

Available from May 1st in the UK, Asus will release the first major redesign of the original Eee; the Eee PC 900. It features a larger 8.9†LED backlit screen with a 1024x600 resolution. There’s also the same underclocked Intel Celeron-M ULV 353 CPU (630MHz) and a G945 mobile chipset that features Intel GMA 900 graphics.

Unboxing the Asus Eee PC 900 @ bit-tech.net


cases

Apevia X-QBOII Black @ Overclockers Club

cooling

Kingwin RVT-12025 @ Benchmark Reviews
Auras Fridge JES-988 Passive VGA Cooler @ Madshrimps
Vizo Sleet DDR Cooler @ Techware Labs

inputs

Razer Destructor Mouse Pad @ altgamer
Logitech diNovo Mini @ ASE Labs

motherboards

MSI X48C Platinum @ digit-life
ASUS M3N-HT Deluxe/Mempipe @ Hardware Secrets
ECS A780GM-A v1.0 @ Phoronix
Gigabyte GA-X48T-DQ6 @ X-bit Labs

networking

D-Link DGL-4500 Gaming Router @ OZ Hardware
D-Link DGL-4500 Gaming Router @ Techgage

processors

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 vs. AMD Phenom X4 9850 @ Legion Hardware

storage

Hitachi Deskstar 500GB HDD @ Viperlair

video

Sapphire HD3870 X2 @ altgamer
HIS HD 3870 IceQ 3 Turbo @ Bjorn3D
MSI N9600GT 512M OC @ Hard|OCP
ASUS EN9600GT Top @ I4U
3 x GeForce 9800 GTX @ Legit Reviews
Palit GeForce 9800GTX @ Motherboards.org
ATI HD 3870 X2 CrossfireX @ Rage 3D
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Monday April 14, 2008
Hardware | Posted by Max at 9:20 pm

Like many peripherals for your PC the Aerocool GateWatch 2 is designed to give you information while at the same time being functional. In this case we have a fan and temperature monitor as well as controller. The GateWatch 2 uses an LCD to display readings and settings and allows you to monitor up to 4 fans and 4 different temperatures.

Aerocool GateWatch 2 @ Techware Labs


cases

In Win B2 Stealth Bomber @ Legit Reviews
Lian-Li Armorsuit PC-P60 @ techPowerUp!

cooling

Thermaltake DuOrb CPU / Memory Cooler @ OCIA

inputs

SteelSeries Ikari Laser Gaming Mouse @ BCC Hardware
Thrustmaster RGT Force Feedback Pro Clutch Edition @ Benchmark Reviews

motherboards

Gigabyte GA-P45-DS5 @ bit-tech.net
Asus Rampage Formula @ t-break

processors

Intel Q9300 Quad-Core @ CDRinfo
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 @ Overclockers Club
AMD Phenom X4 9850 Black Edition @ Tech Spot

power

Enermax Liberty DXX 500W @ Hardware Secrets
Thermaltake Toughpower QFan 650W @ Think Computers

video

Sapphire Radeon HD3870 X2 1GB @ Big Bruin
EVGA e-GeForce 8800 GT Akimbo SC @ Firing Squad
Foxconn 9600 GT OC @ I4U
Asus EN9600GT Silent Edition @ Silent PC Review
Chaintech GSE96GT Overclocking Edition @ VR-Zone
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