Just got word from Crow at Darkcrow.co.kr that he's been searching the web high and low for the latest graphics card reviews to have hit the web and grouped them all together on one page! There's 30 reviews in total. Here are some of the list:

In an official statement at IDF (Intel Developers Forum) in Taipei, Taiwan, Intel said it will update its Itanium 2 processors to make the chips more productive and cost-effective for its enterprise clients. The official statement was made on Tuesday.

DVD Writers are becoming a must have for any one who uses an PC these days for backing up shows / games and creating back ups of those priceless DVD's the kids play over and over again (before they become Frisbees). Plextor sent HTPCNews their most recent drive to run through the normal HTPC related tests and report back to everyone who is interested... If you are in the market, this one is for you.

Here they are folks what we've been waiting for? the first reviews of Nvidia's NV40 aka GeForce 6800! The new high-end product, the GeForce 6800 Ultra, will retail for $499, while a slightly less powerful version, the GeForce 6800, will sell for $299.

TTIC is an upcoming company in the PC enthusiast cooling market. Today TweakTown are taking a look at their NPH-201 heatsink for the AMD Athlon XP processor. It offers a new technology called "Heat Column" which provides adequate cooling with low noise output with just a 70mm fan.

Today 3DXtreme has the pleasure of reviewing the Aspire X-Infinity Case. Aspire has produced some impressive cases in the past including the X-Alien and X-SuperAlien, both of which have been reviewed here by 3DXtreme. Aspire?s Cases make it easy for any user to have a modded case without having to use a dremel.

The Crucible has released two new reviews onto the net. The first is SimpleTech's Nitro PC4000 1GB Matched pair kit and can be found here and the second is Yeong Yang's YY-W201 Pedestal server case. Hit that one here.

Hard drive overheating leads to hard drive crashes, something you might like to avoid with those brand new 200+GB disks. The Primecooler passive HDD heatsink directs the heat away from your precious drive and keeps the temp down.
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Gamers-Depot have posted their review of Compaq?s new X09 gaming system!

Out of the gate, it?s very obvious that Compaq?s design team sought to make a PC that?d not only stand out from existing products, but to also raise the bar for their other peers (Dell, Gateway etc) to follow.

Hardware Pacers has posted a review on the Transcend TV-BOX USB2.0 Review. Here is a snippet:

"Transcend TV-Box USB2.0 captures video from an antenna, cable, television set, DVD player, VCR and other video devices. It can also capture images, full motion videos and it has a built in TV tuner. It includes software that allows a computer to be turned into a digital recording station. This product is beneficial for people who do not have room for a TV or people who want 2 in 1 solution of having TV viewing and computer operations on one screen."

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Well yet another case has landed in my lap and here is the inevitable review. SpecialTech have provided one of the new i-Tee cases for a workout on the enScape workbench. The actual name of the case should give you a few hints that it’s going to be a little bit 'different'.

* Model No.: i-Tee
* Main Board Size: Standard ATX(12"x9.6"Max). Micro ATX
* Expansion Slots: Seven
* Drives bay: total 7 Drives
* Power Supply: i-Tee PS2 type P4 250W, 300W, or Above
* USB 1.1/2.0: 2xUSB, 1xSpeaker, 1xMic, 1x1394(option)
* Fans: 2x6cm Fans for Full size M/B or 2x8cm Fans for Half size M/B
* Material: SECC 0.8mm. Aluminum, Plastic ABS
* Packing: 1PC/Carton
* Measurement: 2.36 Cubic Feet.(461Lx390Wx360Hmm)
* Weight: 9.0Kgs

Everglide is a name gamers will all remember from a time when there was hardly any specialty mousepads on the market. You could say they were the pioneers of the MousePad industry carving a path for all others to follow. The very first gamers Mousepad I ever bought was the Quake 3 branded Everglide Giganta. During the past year Everglide seemed to go into hibernation and there products were eclipsed by companies like Ratpadz and X-Trac (Still our favorite pad BTW), so it was with great surprise a large envelope landed on my desk a couple of weeks ago with samples of some of Everglides new products. Today we are going to take a look at the Destrukt Megamat, the Xtreme Megamat and the USB powered illuminated Giganta RAY, lets take a look shall we.

After HTPCnews reviewed the second version of the SilverStone LC03 (LC03-VFD), what better review to follow than Antec's revision of the popular Overture? HTPCNews looks deep to see if Antec listened to what all the reviewers had to say and we have some interesting results. Check and see if they listened as well as Silverstone did.

Scythe has created a powerful, yet quiet CPU cooler. I kept it installed on the Albatron PX875P Pro while I was working on that review, pushed that board hard, and was happy to see that the CPU temperatures were well-controlled. I just kept the Kamakaze on high, and despite the fact that this testbed was in my open Lubic case, I never felt that the noise was a nuisance. If anything, I would occasionally forget it was on high and reach over to the speed control thinking I'd forgotten to crank it up (as I sometimes did with my Thermaltake Volcano 12)

The Silent Stream arrives in a very small box that contains all of the system components and accessories. the first thing that is immediately noticable upon opening the box and examination of the components is just how simple this system is. GlobalWin has deisgned the system where the waterblock and pump are integrated.

In the past we have reviewed several OCZ kits - OCZ4200 and OCZ3500LE and they never fail to deliver the goods. OCZ have given us some of the fastest memory in each respective class - with fantastic performance from 2CAS DDR3200/3500 kits up to 2.5 CAS rated 4000 and 4200 modules. Most DDR manufacturers are putting a lot of their resources into the development of DDRII which is the logical successor to DDR over 550mhz.

The modules on this specific kit are Hynix HY5DU56822CT-D5, (5ns) DRAM which are about as good as you can get. Can these sticks be pushed much further than 550mhz? I have seen people on overclocking forums pumping 3.3volts into them and hitting 290-300fsb (580-600mhz)

It's a miracle! This case looks half-way normal! And it's actually visually appealing! I dunno... some designs I see at computer shows look they came out of some Fisher-Price nightmare... and luckily this isn't one of them. I think a glut of external shots are in order.

Just got word that Ryan Shrout over at PC Perspective has thrown up their review of AMD's Athlon 64 2800+ Processor! Here's a snip.

When AMD released the Athlon 64 3000+ processor, it was the first time that I can remember AMD not largely publicizing processor release. The Athlon 64 3000+ offered a good value to the consumer, but also was the beginning of the end for the initial generation of Athlon 64 processors.

The AA5700U has impressed me from the initial glance to the final repackaging back into its product box. It looks great, is very well built, has great looking and performing cooling solution and overclocks like a Teddy Ruxpin on a car battery. You just can't get a better package. Plus we haven't even mentioned the crazy amount of bundled software or the included cables.

Currently the ATI Radeon 9800XT is the video card hardcore gamers should have. Without a doubt this card is the best of the best right now. There were some spots where the 5950 may have benchmarked higher, however when it came to real game play the ATI Radeon 9800XT was always smoother and the frame rates didn?t show the drops the 5950 did.