Overall, Cooler Master has a solid product here. While it is not suitable for high-end extreme gaming systems full of every peripheral imaginable, the efficiency and relative silence makes it ideal for a moderately built DAW or HTPC. There are higher wattage iGreen power supplies available in 500 and 600 watts.

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All hype and no game, or a serious improvement for serious gamers? Read on to find out.

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The affordable Pentium D 900-series is Intel's current mainstream dual-core CPU offering for consumers. Priced lower than the 'equivalent' 800-series, they have proven to be interesting competitors to the dearer Athlon 64 X2 series. Exactly where do they stand and how does the brand new 960 model fit in the picture?

Elite Bastards have taken a look at a rather special video card courtesy of Galaxy - It may be a GeForce 7600 GS-based part in name, but look beyond that and you'll find there's much, much more to this board than you might expect.

The VF700-Cu LED from Zalman has performed very well for me this past week and I can highly recommend it. With great looks and excellent performance, this cooler would be an asset to most any compatible graphics board out there. Installation was a snap thanks to Zalman?s online installation guides and compatibility charts, and the noise-to-cooling ratio is very good.

Our first look at Mobile on Desktop is from the ASUS N4L-VM DH with Intel ViiV certification and Core Duo CPU support.

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The NVIDIA DualTV MCE looks to be a cut above the rest with the ability to record/watch two separate programs at once. We'll see how it compares with two other TV tuners from ATI.

With last week's introduction of the Radeon X1900 GT by ATI and their board partners, the $300 price segment is one of the hottest sectors of the graphics market right now, with three GPUs vying for supremacy at this price point: the Radeon X1800 XT, GeForce 7900 GT, and now the Radeon X1900 GT. Join us as we explore the performance of these GPUs as well as ATI's Radeon X1900 XT in today's review!

RaidSonic is a well know company dedicated to deliver high quality storage solutions. External hard drives have become a very popular growing market, the need to transfer large amounts of data between locations and PC's is more common than ever, and all of us know that we should backup important data, but so few of us do.

Zalman has done it again. Their CNPS9500 LED cooler has it all. It's got performance, easy installation and virtually universal compatibility. With flawless fit and finish, an aggressive stance and a blue LED fan, it also has great looks and would be an excellent upgrade for the stock cooler.

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There was probably no power supply as popular or as trustworthy as the PowerStream line from OCZ. And with as much respect that power supply has gotten over the years, OCZ would be hard pressed to come up with a better unit. But, they have released the new GameXStream 600 and 700 watt power boxes. Will it compete with the PowerStream, we will soon see.

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While ATI's Radeon X1900 series of graphics boards have been a resounding success since their launch earlier this year, one thing has been missing from the line-up - A competitor to NVIDIA's GeForce 7900 GT. This imbalance has now been redressed, thanks to the launch a couple of weeks ago of the Radeon X1900 GT - Today, Elite Bastards take a look at PowerColor's offering based around this part.

Today we take a look at one of the first few Nvidia SLI certified power supplies from Silverstone. The Zeus ST56ZF power supply is rated at 560 Watts while operating at up to 50ºC internal temperature. The Zeus ST56ZF is also crossfire ready.

Tuniq may be a division of Sunbeamtech, but with the introduction of arguably one of the best coolers around today, the Tuniq Tower 120, they have set themselves apart from the rest. The Tower 120 was put up against the likes of the Thermalright XP120, Thermaltake Big Typhoon, Zalman 9500 and countless others on many review sites and came out on top in some of the cases. But can their latest tower, the Tuniq 2 have the same effect as well?

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OCIA.net takes a look at the Noctua NH-U12 & NH-U9 Heatsinks in their latest review.

Both coolers feature four dual heat-pipes through 38 aluminum cooling fins mounted to a copper base, all soldered for maximum thermal convectivity. The NH-U9 is designed to be used with 80mm and 92mm fans; the NH-U12 with 120mm fans. Both coolers can mount two fans at once and are compatible with Intel Socket 478, LGA 775, and AMD K8. Both of these coolers are quite large: the NH-U9 has over 3,800 square centimeters of surface area and the NH-U12 has over 5,000.

AT8 32x has ATi RD580 chipset as north bridge and an ULI m1575 South bridge. It supports 4 x SATA 3.0 Gb/s (RAID 0/1/0+1/5), SATA AHCI, providing native command queuing and native hot plug. It also comes with a Dual on board Silicon Image Sil3132 PCIE SATA 3Gb/s RAID controller. There is also GbE, 1394 and 7.1ch audio support.

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Kingston have been a little quite with there DDR1 HyperX range for quite a while now, but today?s announcement brings that to an end! Kingston have announced some tasty new DDR400 modules with super fast 2-2-2-5 timings in 2x1GB configurations.

HIS has made it's name well-known in the past with it's IceQ Series of ATi Graphics Cards. From it's X800 series of graphics cards, we have seen the IceQ cooling on their cards evolve. IceQ cooling of HIS has advanced to the third stage and we review HIS X1800GTO IceQ3 and see what it offers in terms of improved cooling... and evaluate the "unlocking" capability on this card.

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The Crucial Ballistix Tracer memory is specifically built for performance enthusiasts and case modders who want to push the performance envelope while adding flash appeal to their boxes. Ballistix Tracer memory features a black PCB, black integrated heat spreaders, and two rows of eight chasing red and green LED's atop the module, circulating at varying speeds proportional to usage.

ASUS has given AnandTech the opportunity to bring you the very first preview of actual PhysX PPU (Physics Processing Unit) hardware. We'll take a look at performance under a demo version of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter.

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