VR-Zone has done up a review on the new IWILL P4GB board based on the E7205 (Granite Bay) chipset featuring support for Dual Channel DDR266, AGP8X, Hyper-Threading, IEEE1394, 5.1 Channel Audio and Gigabit Ethernet. Iwill has followed Intel's recommendations for this chipset been an Entry-level Workstation. Being a workstation board, it comes with less "features" but with other components to increase stability. Iwill P4GB runs on 24pin/8pin power supply or EPS ( Extended Power Supply) like most of the other higher end Dual Xeon boards do.

There appear to be a few people who WANT SOME PRIZES! We've got a double-shot of reviews stemming from the contest.

Just got word that The Naked Review have posted their review of Abit's Geforce4 ti/4200 OTES Siluro video card! Here's a snip.

Today I am going to talk about a relatively new card out in the market from Abit. This card is based on the nVidia Geforce 4 Ti/4200 GPU. The card has 64MB of 128-bit DDR memory. It comes on a nice looking blue PCB. Sounds like a nice version of your average Ti/4200 based video card, right? Well, this card is anything but normal.

I was just over @THG and I noticed that they have posted a special Hyper-Threading Supplement

See the latest THG video pitting a 3 GHz P4 with HT against a 3.6 GHz P4 without HT. More benchmarks, links, and information on Hyper-Threading...

The Intel 3.6 GHz P4 is nothing more than an unlocked P4 which they overclocked! but they say We have a Pentium 4 in the lab that is completely unlocked. it's still makes it possible to choose a multiplier of any value as desired (higher and lower values), as long as you make the necessary manipulations to the core voltage on the motherboard. the results of a Pentium 4 3.6 GHz (at standard FSB clock) are still valid Yeah right so stay Tuned for OUR 4.4ghz CPU review next week....Hehe

Today Beyond3D?s Marco looks at one of the newer AMD CPU's; the XP2400+.

Officially only the 2700+ and 2800+ are supporting the new 333MHz FSB. Marco looks in his article if it is possible to use this new FSB with the AMD XP2400+.

CDFreaks.com have a tutorial going on their forum on "How to convert a DivX / AVI / ASF / MPEG1 to VCD?". Things discussed in the tutorial are as follows: How to convert a DivX / AVI / ASF / MPEG1 to VCD . How to convert your DivX to SVCD. How to fix A/V sync problems in MPG files. How to convert your SVCD to VCD. How to backup your DVD to DivX simply. How to backup your DVD to SVCD. How to backup your DVD to VCD (with DVD2SVCD). How to backup your DVD to VCD (with TMPGEnc). Hit Read More for the link.

Techseekers.net take a look at the A7N8X Deluxe. The nForce2 board from ASUS.

Today We are going to look at the A7N8X Deluxe from ASUS. It is based on the nVIDIA nForce2 SPP Socket A chipset for AMD Athlon processors. As with most high-end motherboards nowadays, they are packed full of extra goodies. The A7N8X Deluxe is no different. With 8X AGP, DDR400 support, SATA Raid, Firewire, USB2.0, Dolby Digital Sound, and 2x onboard LAN ports, the A7N8X has to be one of the most feature rich boards for Socket A at present.

It appears they've come down with a bad case of review-itis @ GE. In the market for a digital camera? Make sure to check out the Sony Cybershot DSC-S75.

Over the last few years CD burners have increased in popularity immensely and are slowly being pushed to replace the humble floppy disk drive. Today TweakTown takes a look at Liteon's 52/25/52 burner which the Taiwanese company claim is the "The Fastest CD-RW Burner in the World" today. Is this true? Read on and find out!

Its been 6 months since Matrox announced their latest graphics processor, the Parhelia-512 GPU.

The initial round of web reviews didn't paint Parhelia in an entirely positive light because it's gaming performance wasn't quite there in comparison to Nvidia's GeForce 4 Ti 4600, and certainly not in comparison to what ATI had in store a few months later. Was this lack of performance purely down to a relatively new drivers and a little development might show a healthy difference? What else sets Parhelia out from the pack? Where is it aimed at now?

Everyday I get some 30 to 60 e-mails. Only about 5 of them are of any use to me and the rest I now consider Spam. These 'Spams' are from my erratic perusing of the Internet. Clicking on this site, signing up for e-mail of potentially interesting items or entering some contest. (Waste of time you say, but someone has to win those contests!) Some Spams are from the original site I visited, but a lot are from 'list resellers.....click on the CS Logo to start the review.

For some, the purchase of a heatsink is a way to try to keep the cost of your new rig down. But for those who actually care about the internals of their system, there is Swiftech. Come join TweakTown as they take a look at the highly vaunted Swiftech MCX462+ heatsink. Most of us already know that they're good, but many don't know just how good. It's time to put some numbers to this legendary cooler!

Brian Neal of Aceshardware.com has posted geforcefx benchmark scores . The card compared in all the benchmarks is sadly Geforce4Ti 4600 and not Ati' Radeon 9700pro. for benchmark scores Warp2 ... http://www.aceshardware.com. Snip :- "Thanks to njoobee for posting about some GeForce FX coverage at PC Watch. On the page, there are several videos of the different demos NVIDIA showed off, as well as some benchmarks comparing the GeForce FX to the GeForce 4 Ti4600: "

Of the recently extended line of Radeon 9x00 products ATI themselves have one more board to introduce, the ATI Radeon 9500 Pro. Today the wraps come off these boards in time for their full retail availability. Find out what these $200 mainstream boards are capable of in Beyond3D's review! Here's a teaser...

Today @ TechSpot they have reviewed eDimensional's Wired 3D Glasses, based on the original 3D Stereo technology that became popular a few years ago, these revamped version of the glasses seem to offer much more value and compatibility! Here's a snip.

The images looked very cool, and I spent about 10 minutes gawking at my new surroundings. After playing around with Jedi Outcast, I was ready for more. I checked the supported game list, and just about every game I had was listed there

XtremeSystems is pleased to announce a review is up on the Prometeia Phase change case, this time utilized and tested with an Intel system by our own staff member JCviggen. This review contrasts my own, in which I evaluated it using the AMD platform.This is a great and informative read from start to finish, which includes some truly amazing results with a 2.8 Northwood along with a 1.6A and 2.53Ghz!

Shattered Web did a great job on the appliqués, they?re made out of quality stuff and they can last up to 10 years! For less then $7.00 you can give your case a nice new custom look. Be sure to check their site out , cause they got lots and lots of more appliqués. Didn?t found the thing you?re looking for? Why don?t you let them make it for you? Or you could of course send your own artwork to them :)

Hey guys, well everyone has been hearing about Longhorn! Some people did reviews but mostly have pictures and didn't cover the main point but a user like you has done a review of the Longhorn alpha build. It has everything you need to know, Not just pictures but the actual infromation! Read More for link.

Coolermaster's latest cooler model reviewed at Metku.net.

You have to remember that this cooler is made from alloy. This means that the price will be a lot cheaper than other coolers in this power group. Most of the competition will be from all copper coolers so if you want to save some money this cooler would be ideal choice. This cooler is also lighter than most of its competition so it won't strain your socket that much...

Xoxide Variable 4 Port Baybus Review: here are many Baybuses around, but have you ever seen one with a variable (rheostat) adjustment? Xoxide delivers, but is it all that great? You'll need to read the review to find out.