Well here we have our third and final mid-range card, HIS's Excalibur 9600XT Turbo. This card appears to have great potential to lead the pack with its overclocked (hence the Turbo label) memory coming as a standard feature. Along with stock overclocked memory, the Excalibur comes with memory heatsinks and a slick blue LED fan. The Excalibur also has VIVO capabilities for you video recording fanatics.

Neowin.net reports we have been able to review a keygen that generates keys for Windows Server 2003 Volume Licensed Editions. This latest keygen comes after an initial VLK leaked shortly after Windows Server 2003 was released and following on from another keygen that generated Windows XP keys.

Motherboards.org have thrown up their review of Asetek's WaterChill H20 kit! Here's a snip.

To overclocking and cooling enthusiasts alike, Asetek, a company based in Denmark, is a well-known name. Founded in 1997 and coming out right away with the award winning VapoChill refrigeration cooling system, they have definitely made their mark in the world of intense and extreme cooling systems. As the demand for a lower cost unit that could provide good to great CPU temperatures increased, they came out with the WaterChill water-cooling system. Over the years, Asetek has strived to improve upon their original design, making needed and necessary changes along the way. Today, I am reviewing the latest revamp of the WaterChill, Version 3.0.

Review Quote: The question I raised to myself was; why do I need one? It would be like after jacking up my engine output only to put a fuel limiter so that it won’t go as fast. Well, not exactly, the rheobus acts as a throttle cable or linkage so that one could dial up or down the speed according to the traffic pattern.

OCIA.net checks out the Logitech MX510 Mouse in their latest review. Below is a direct quote from the review:

"One big feature I haven't mentioned is its amazing paint job. Not only does it have a high gloss finish, but the design has a cool ripple effect which actually changes slightly depending on the viewing angle. My model came in red, although I took a look at Logitech's website, which shows a blue model is also available."

Article Snippit:

"I've been running this Albatron board for several weeks now, having conducted quite a few stress tests and benchmarks, not to mention real world use… and of course some gaming. It hasn't faltered once, and I've been fairly impressed with it. The board is exceptionally well laid out, and pleasing to the eye.

From a technical perspective, it offers many nice features and is Prescott ready. It has some very good (albeit slightly hampered) overclocking options, and having been able to keep it stable at 266 FSB for a couple weeks without a single issue or reboot, I must say that I am impressed."

Hardware Pacers has posted a review on the Microsoft Wireless Intellimouse Explorer (Night Vision). Here is a snippet:

The Intellimouse Explorer is an elite mouse that possesses innovative technologies and combines them with elegant design quality. Microsoft hired Leatrice Eisman (Executive Director, Pantone Color Institute) to help them produce a mouse that would be visually appealing to computer users. Leatrice's style sense has created colors that can match anyone's taste. The partnership between Microsoft's technical expertise and Leatrice's color and design skills have created an excellent blend of functionality and beauty.

The Geforce-FX 5900XT is arguably the best value card on the market at the moment. When we looked at our last 5900XT model we were more than impressed by its performance both at stock speeds and when overclocked. As with all Geforce models Gainward have released their take on the 5900XT. Today we take a look at that card and see if Gainward can further improve on the product

Under the motto "Run Cool Run Stable" Antec sends to the market this singular product, its function is the one to improve the general perform of notebooks decreasing the temperature of work which sometimes these are forced to work due to the small dimensions in which their components are condensed all, which make difficult the implementation of the habitually used methods of refrigeration in normal pcs. In order to read the review just click the image.
 

Our bro's over at Neowin.net have thrown up their review of Messenger Plus! 3.

Well ... after long awaiting it is finally here thanks to our good friend Patchou who has been very hard at work. Messenger Plus! is the most popular add-on for Windows/MSN Messenger, which started as a small add-on for enthusiasts and is now used by millions. There are pages and pages of new improvements in this build, so let's get started! Follow the link below to see Neowin's review of Messenger Plus! 3.

Amd64notebooks takes a closer look at the Climator LapTopCooler2

LapTopCooler2 is a thin pad filled with the material ClimSel C28 (Glauber's salt + some secret ingredients.) that make "ice" of water at 28 degree Celsius.
When the temperature rise over 28 degrees the material melts and this procedure needs energy which causing the material to get cold.

Modders are always looking for PC lights to enhance the beauty of their computer cases. There are variety of lighting products available in the market for PC use. They range from $2.99 lighted fan grills to the most expensive lights that can cost up to $29.99.

NZXT is a brand new competitor in the enthusiast computer case market. Today TweakTown have their very first product under the spotlight, the robotic-looking Guardian aluminum case.

Linux Compatible has posted a review on Gnoppix 0.60 RC2. Gnoppix is a live Linux CD based on Knoppix and Debian Woody.

"I've been running on Mepis/Debian with the KDE and more recently the iceWM desktops. Lately I've been using a lot more Gnome apps. In many cases these seem to be more functional than their KDE equivalents, and, I started hearing that Gnome had improved considerably. When I heard that Gnoppix was a bootable Debian with a Gnome 2.4 desktop, I just had to try the new rc2 release."

3DX posted a new review of the AOpen AK86-L Motherboard.

Here's a clip:
"Today 3DXtreme has the pleasure of reviewing AOpen’s latest offering for the AMD Athlon64 platform, the AK86-L motherboard. The AK86-L is based on VIA’s K8T800 chipset. At this time there are really only two major competitors in the chipset battle for AMD64 motherboards. VIA and Nvidia, both offering the top performers in this area and we are seeing an increase in the amount of motherboards based around their offerings. Both have their advantages and disadvantages and it seems that these level out the playing field. The winners in this battle right now are the users who find motherboards full of features. AOpen has always been known for providing motherboard solutions that cater to the user who wants as much control as possible. I’m sure we won’t be disappointed with the AK86-L."

Quote:
"Overclocking enthusiasts love to keep their desktop PCs cool. But what about us laptop users? Sure, many companies have done laptop cooling pads, but here is one design I haven't seen before. COOLMAX has created an X shaped dual 60mm fan laptop cooler. At the very least, it seems to be more convenient than the competition with the integrated 4 port USB hub. Continue on as we look at this COOLMAX X notebook cooler..."

Hardware Pacers has posted a review on the Bluetake BT500 Bluetooth Mouse. Here is a snippet:

"BlueTake has constructed a masterpiece combining the elegance of smooth cursor control with the ruggedness that is rudimentary for any portable mouse or Bluetooth device. The BT009X Bluetooth Device is an innovative USB Hub that allows connection to the mouse and to any other Bluetooth device available."

OCIA.net checks out the Raidmax 400w Blue Aluminum PSU in their latest review. Below is a direct quote from the review:

"We recently touched on a sleeper PSU that didn't look all that hot but performed right up there with the best. Now we are jumping back to the other side. We are looking at a blue aluminum PSU that screams overclocker. This little gem has sleek styling and dual fans for added cooling. Did I mention it's blue? I like blue, especially when all my fans are blue LED. Looks aren't everything, of course, and we are here today to test whether the Raidmax can hold up to both standards: Looks and performance."

Article Snippit:

"To find a flaw or imperfect in a Samsung LCD monitor in my experience is almost impossible. With not even one broken pixel noted or seen in the sixteen LCD monitors that have been reviewed by Tweaknews, saying that Samsung LCD monitor is a safe buy is a huge understatement.

The 173MW follows this trend by working flawlessly and not having one problem other than the substandard gaming. But, you have to remember, poor gaming on an LCD is common and they are not meant for this purpose in the first place. If an LCD monitor does game well then you can consider it a bonus."

Nvnews have thrown up their review of Nvidia's GeForce FX 5950 Ultra graphics card!

XFX furnished nVNews with their top of the line card, the NVIDIA GeForce FX5950 Ultra. Our evaluation of this card will attempt to reveal what it has to offer gamers who seek the latest in high performance video cards. While numerous reviews have been published on the NVIDIA GeForce FX5950 Ultras from the various manufacturers, this is XFX's first FX59xx series card. In this review we will use NVIDIA's newest Forceware driver release, version 56.56. What new developments and enhancements do these drivers offer? We will get to that in a moment, but first let's cover the specifications of XFX's new high end video card.