November 30, 2004

OCZ EL DDR PC-3200 Gold VX Review @ XtremeResources

“OCZ Technology has just released an extremist series of memory modules aimed directly at the high end overclocking community. We will examine how well these modules work in dual channel on an Intel based 875P Canterwood based platform. This memory is advertised as being able to work in a higher voltage environment - thus increasing speed and stability as a result. Our test results will determine if these claims are in fact true.”

Soltek SL-K8TPro-939 @ Motherboards.org

“The best quality about the SL-K8T939-Pro would be stability. I encountered no stability issues whatsoever. The benchmarks ran through fine without a hiccup. The board detected the new Athlon64 4000+ properly and did not require a BIOS update, a problem I encountered while testing the MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum. SOLTEK has earned itself a good recommendation for enthusiasts who want the absolute top notch performance and stability. Overclocking enthusiasts will probably have to turn elsewhere with the lack of BIOS options. Nonetheless, their offering for the Socket 939 platform is a real competitor in this arena.”

Asus eXtreme AX X800XT @ Motherboards.org
MSI DR16-B Dual Layer 16x DVD @ Viper Lair
ASRock 775V88 VIA PT880 Motherboard Review @ PCStats
Gigabyte G-MAX N512 Centrino Laptop Review @ PCStats
The TCCD-pire Strikes Back? Athlon 64 S754 Memory Roundup @ Madshrimps
Crucial Ballistix Tracer Giveaway @ LAN Addict

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