The boys at VH show off this OCZ Powerstream 470W PSU. With OCZ's reputation for quality, who wouldn't consider this PSU for their next upgrade? "The OCZ PowerStream series power supply is aimed squarely at the power user or gamer.
Logitech has always made some of the best speakers around, especially when it comes down to price. Virtual-Hideout checks out Logitech's THX certified Z-2200's. These are sure to give you a very big boom for the price.
A 9800 in your notebook would just be sweet. One that would not suck the juice out of your labtop in less than an hour would be even sweeter. Anandtech shows it off. "We have been very satisfied with our MR9800 experience.
Not into risking frying your $300+ graphics card putting a new heatsink on it? This HIS X800 Pro card ViperLair reviews will do you fine with its quality stock cooling. "This card is fast, very fast.
Rojak Pot looks at a display panel made by a relatively new company, Jetart. Anyone who does a lot of audio work or uses firewire should definitely have a display panel in the front of their system to provide easier access.
There have been a lot of new PSU companies popping up lately. Compucase tries their luck in the market with their new PowerOP 525W PSU. SystemCooling finds out if it has what it takes. "If you've never heard of Compucase, you're not alone.
SimpleTech? Never heard of them. Is their high end ram worth the money over other well-known brands? RojakPot finds out so you don't have to find out the hard way.
Think Computers looks at this simple and powerful Raidmax PSU which packs quite a punch for the $. DIY's should like this PSU. Your PSU can make or break your system, so make sure you have a good one.
Kingston makes some of the best memory around, so why not try their Kingston DataTraveler 2.0 Hi-Speed USB stick? ViperLair tests it out for you. "Compared against other USB 2.0 Flash drives, the DataTraveler holds it's own very well.
If you're into pimping every part in your case, you should definitely take a peek at MRG Distribution's LED light kit for your RAM. ModFather approves of it here.
Anandtech reviews Nikon's new 5200 model camera. I wonder how this compares to my 3200? "Not only does this camera excel in image quality, but it has a decent startup time and quick Shot-To-Shot times as well.
Buffalo is relatively new to the enthusiast market, though the company itself has been around for a while. Can their new memory hang with the rest? Find out in Anandtech's review of them.
Problems, problems, problems. Intel has been having a lot of these since their new chipsets arrived. Apparently, the Prescotts are having static leakage problems which are pushing them to making dual-core processor solutions.
The lucky people at [H]ard|OCP got a chance to run idsoftware's official Doom 3 benchmarks. Want to see how that shiny new card you bought stacks up to the competition? Check it out.
Logitech has always been known for there incredible speakers. They are known to carry quite a punch. I know I love my Logitech Z640's. But how does their new 2.1 model stack up? Virtual-Hideout finds out.
Now that the 939 line of boards are popping up, some of you may start asking which ones are best and how they compare. The new technology is a little cloudy, as not many people have gotten ahold of them yet.
Want something different than a RatpadzGS for a mouse pad? You might want to take a look at this Maxdy FlexiGlow FX GamePad that Virtual-Hideout reviews. "I like the way the pad lights up.
Want to see a sweet looking notebook? RojakPot got the chance to see Asus launch their new W1000N model. This thing is packed with features. "The ASUS W1000N looks like a great notebook. I absolutely love the design.
Just two days after it goes gold there are already petitions to Congress to stop the "unholy release of Doom 3." They are complaining about its "madness and violence" which will lead kids to becoming worshippers of evil.
GlobalWin goes for something different with this "open reservoir evaporative cooling system." But can it take the heat? [H]ard|OCP finds out. "The Jefi is a definite conversation starter and head turner.
SATA, IDE, RAID, USB, SCSI...the world of DVD drives and HDD's is a confusing one. Anandtech clears that up for you with their price guide on optical and magnetic storage.
That's right people, the game has gone gold and will be here in almost all stores by August 5th (though some will get it earlier). PCGamer has given it a 94% in their latest issue. The game is finally here.
ViperLair takes a look at this very nice 1GB CompactFlash stick made by Kingston. Hmm, I need a new CompactFlash stick for my Nikon 3200, but this one is a bit too expensive for my needs.
RojakPot shows you step by step how to voltmod your 9800XT to achieve higher clocks and better stability. Make sure you have some good cooling on your card before trying this.
Feel the need for a massive 400gb HDD that is the first of its kind? Nuff said... "There's not much to say about the performance of Hitachi's Deskstar 7K400 other than it's competitive with anything else out there today.
Anandtech sees just how far they can take the available DDR2 memory. Seemed to perform a bit better than they expected. "The most amazing test results came from all the new DDR2 memories that we tested.
I just wanted to let you all know that Doom 3 will be here by the time QuakeCon2004 starts on August 12-15. Yes, in what has seemed like forever, it is finally on its way here.
OCModShop takes a look at this Logitech MX510 mouse. If you want the best mouse out there, this is just about the best that it can get. I know I enjoy my MX500.
RojakPot has updated their guide to include over 180 graphics cards. It's a nice library that shows the specs of just about any video card you can think of.
As faster video cards have appeared on the market, many enthusiasts have found that the cooling systems on most newer cards are very loud and have rather ineffective cooling.
Socket 939? Socket 775? DDR2? PCI Express? For those of you who are a little unattentive to the new tech around, take a look at Anandtech's guides on building a high end system, mid-range system, and entry level system.
Want an affordable hard drive with 250gb of space that runs as fast as Western Digital's 10,000RPM Raptor? There's not much to say other than Maxtor's MaXLine Plus II will probably be in your future.
Anandtech has just put up a very interesting article which digs into why and how the new 925X chipset locks a high amount of overclocking. Is there a way around it? Find out what the boys at Anandtech found.
RojakPot tells you in detail how to voltmod that 9800 Pro you have been holding back. RojakPot proves that cooling isn't everything. I would highly recommend this to those of you who are looking to push your card to its absolute limit.
Looking for a nice mouse to replace the trackpad on your notebook? Why not take a look at VirtualHideout's evaluations on this Logitech Notebook Optical Mouse Plus+?
Anandtech has an article up on ATI's new HDTV Wonder. This could make a sweet entertainment system out of your rig when paired with one of ATI's TV Wonder cards. Check out their opinions on it.
Red and Blackness reviews this new Asetek Antarctica waterblock. This proves to be a very nice block, just about destroying the Maze 4 performance-wise. It also will work on your P4, AMD, or even your AMD64.
I remember when I had my old Albatron 845 Pro. It was a solid board and paired greatly with the 2.4b I had at the time. Does this board continue the legacy? Let's see what viperlair thought of it.
I don't know about you, but there is something sweet about a $56.99 450 watt PSU with a massive 140mm fan. And the boys at virtual-hideout confirm that .
The folks at explosive labs have recently posted their Athlon64 Motherboard round-up. While I am going to wait for the 939 pin athlon64's, this is still worth checking out for those of you looking to pair your athlon64's with a nice board.
This looks like a very nice case that should be easy to mod. Cooler Master definitely has a winner with this case, it should attract a lot of modders who want something simple and nice to begin with.
With the release of Nvidia’s GeForce FX 6800 Ultra, many people, including myself, were skeptical of ATI’s claim that the X800 series cards were faster. Many people thought that Nvidia would regain the crown for a while.
