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The 65 nm Pentium D 900's Coming Out Party

Published 2006-01-06 13:53 by [NT] 0

While more than six months remain before Intel launches its next-generation processor architecture to replace the less-than-venerable Pentium 4, Athlon 64 processors have bested the Pentium 4 by offering better performance and lower power consumption for more than a year. Now, today, Intel's counterstrike begins, as the firm leverages the advantages of its 65-nm process, but without offering significant upgrades in design. TomsHardware

XpertVision X1600 Pro Golden review

Published 2006-01-06 13:52 by [NT] 0

XpertVision has been concentrating on their line of NVIDIA powered Graphics Cards for the past few months. Today, we take a look at something not just new to the XpertVision chain of graphics cards, but also to the graphics card market. Though the X1600 Pro was announced quite some time back, it's only now that we start seeing these in the market. XpertVision brings this to us, and does it with a twist... VR-Zone

Laser Gaming Mice: Razer Copperhead Vs Logitech G5

Published 2006-01-06 13:48 by [NT] 0

In our latest article we take a look at both Razer's top of the line Copperhead (in Tempest Blue) and Logitech's G5 Gaming Mouse. Both of these mice are very high quality gaming orientated laser mice, but both provide a different style of mouse. The question is which, one is right for you?

Find out @ ZombieNexus.com

Western Digital Raptor WD1500

Published 2006-01-04 19:10 by Newsfactory 0

Readers have wondered for some time whether the esteemed Raptor line would receive a capacity upgrade or whether the series, as lauded as it was by the enthusiast community, would eventually fade away and remain only in fond memories. Let the speculation end... WD's third-generation Raptor is here!

Zalman ZM460-APS Noiseless Switching Power Supply Review

Published 2006-01-04 18:55 by Newsfactory 0

OCIA.net takes a look at the Zalman ZM460-APS Noiseless Switching Power Supply in their latest review.

According to the UL File number E198072 displayed on the power supply, it is registered as being manufactured by Zalman Tech Co Ltd. Some companies simply rebrand power supplies made by other manufacturers, so it is often a good idea to check the Certification List to verify who actually made the unit.

Thermaltake Silent Water CPU Cooler Review at 3DXtreme

Published 2006-01-04 08:11 by [NT] 0

We loved the Aquagate Mini R120 but had some issues with the design of the unit ? location of the tubes on the CPU block, noisy fan and the removal of the motherboard for installation. Everything that Cooler Master dropped the ball on we feel Thermaltake took a second look at and released a product even better and easier to use.

Thermaltake Silent Water CPU Cooler Review @ 3DXtreme

Evesham Mini PC Plus

Published 2006-01-03 18:16 by Newsfactory 0

Today, we're having a look at an Evesham Home Theatre PC with a difference. It's as small and as cool as a Mac Mini, but will it be able to handle Windows Media Center Edition while remaining as quiet as the Mini? Read on to find out...

Bit-Tech

eDevices PC3200 512MB Value DDR Memory

Published 2006-01-03 17:58 by Newsfactory 0

Even as users are starting to switch to 2Gb of system memory, 1Gb (512mb x 2) users still stand a larger proportion of the market. We have been looking at premium sets of memory for the past few months. Today, we are going to take a look instead at a pair of value RAMs under the brand name of eDevices. It may be lesser known compared to other makers such as Corsair, Kingston and GSkill. But I always say, don't knock what you've never tried...

VR-Zone

ASUS Extreme Radeon X1800 XT TOP/2DHTV Review

Published 2006-01-03 17:21 by Newsfactory 0

If you're tired of Radeon X1800 XT cards that follow ATI's reference design, you'll definitely want to check out today's review of the ASUS Extreme X1800 XT TOP. Not only does the board feature a nearly silent dual-slot cooler, it also runs at the blazing clock speeds of 700MHz on the graphics core, and 800MHz memory!

Asus' Monstrous Looking 7800GT Dual Graphics Card Review

Published 2006-01-02 13:20 by [NT] 0

Asus' latest entry into the world of dual graphics card is its 7800GT, which is based on the latest line of NVIDIA GeForce 7 series of GPUs. While the card appears to be nice, it in fact falls flat due to its price. I don't know about you, but for $800.00, I can get two seperate 7800GT graphics adapters and run SLI rather comfortably. Perhaps the only reason for you to even consider this card is if you need a quad-monitor setup in a single card.

Hiper Type-R HPU-4B580 Power Supply Review @ MVKTech

Published 2005-12-31 18:41 by Newsfactory 0

Hiper hasn't been that long on the market but the name is already known around the globe for there powerful and professional products, especially their power supplies. We got the opportunity to get a closer look at their newest high performance power supply which delivers the latest ATX power standards and incorporates a new unique modular cable design to reduce excess cables. Lets dig into the Type-R series Power Supply Units, namely the Hiper Type-R HPU-4B580 (580W) power supply.

Thermaltake Swing Midtower Case Review

Published 2005-12-30 18:27 by Newsfactory 0

OCIA.net takes a look at the Thermaltake Swing Midtower Case in their latest review.

The Swing comes outfitted with this Thermaltake 120mm exhaust fan, held in place by a plastic bracket. The case is also predrilled with mounting holes for 120mm and 92mm fans in case you wanted to change this one out.

Rockdirect Xtreme 64 4800+

Published 2005-12-30 17:49 by Newsfactory 0

The last six months has given Rock the time to engineer an even faster laptop, replete with a dual-core AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ processor and twin 100GB 7,200RPM hard drives. Sounds like just the thing for you? Read on to see if it's as good as it appears to be on paper.

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Yellow Machine Terabyte Storage Device

Published 2005-12-30 17:40 by Newsfactory 0

HDDsaver has a review of Anthology Solutions' Yellow Machine Terabyte Storage Solution . This tiny device holds four 3.5" hard drives, and a maximum of 2TB, depending on your choice of drives. It a Linux-compatible NAS device which is packed with extra functions, like security features, a switch, a proxy server, web access controls, and more.

A4Tech X-718 Gaming Mouse

Published 2005-12-29 22:54 by Newsfactory 0

A4Tech sends us their X-718 gaming mouse, a 2000dpi foray into the high-end mouse market. Can it stand up to established players such as Razer and Logitech?

VR-Zone

Logitech diNovo Bluetooth Laser Media Desktop Review @ Tweaknews.net

Published 2005-12-29 22:31 by Newsfactory 0

With the new diNovo, Logitech has taken an already great product and made it even better. Whether on an executive desk or the coffee table, the diNovo's classic looks and outstanding feature set make it a good choice for the demanding user who wants wireless operation and uncompromising performance.

Intel Pentium Extreme Edition 955: 65-nm Uncovered @ FiringSquad

Published 2005-12-28 18:14 by Newsfactory 0

Intel's first 65-nm processor is finally here and with it Intel is aiming to deliver more performance. The first CPU built on the new manufacturing process is the Pentium Extreme Edition 955. The new CPU is built on Intel's "Presler" core, sporting 2MB of L2 cache for each of the processor's 2 cores and runs at 3.46GHz with a 1,066MHz bus. Is the bigger cache enough to overtake AMD's Athlon 64 X2 4800+? Find out in today's article!

New Sharkoon Red Shock Heatsink

Published 2005-12-24 17:28 by Newsfactory 0

Today, we are looking at Sharkoon?s newest cooler, the Red Shock. The Red Shock gives the person using it several mounting possibilities and pledges to be one of the best coolers on the market. We tacked this cooler on an AMD Fx55 and a DFI motherboard and let?s see what happens.

Pro-Clockers

Logitech G7 Cordless Laser Mouse Review

Published 2005-12-23 17:24 by Newsfactory 0

OCIA.net takes a look at the Logitech G7 Cordless Laser Mouse in their latest review.

The USB dongle is similar in size and shape to a USB flash drive. The G7 communicates with the computer via this USB dongle, which uses a 2.4 GHz wireless frequency to send 500 reports per second to the computer. This should allow for a lag-free experience.

PowerColor X800 GTO16 Review

Published 2005-12-23 17:17 by Newsfactory 0

Bjorn3D checks out PowerColor X800 GTO 16 video card with 16 pipelines enabled by default!