If the speed of a graphics card depended on how many words were in its name, the Gainward PowerPack! CoolFX Ultra/2600 TV-DVI-DVI would probably be the fastest card on the planet. Gainward?s CoolFX line of cards tailors to those for whom having the latest kit just isn?t enough. These individuals simply must own the absolute fastest stuff out there regardless of the price.

To scale these heights, the CoolFX doesn?t bother with your run-of-the-mill air cooling but instead uses water cooling to keep excessive heat under control. Water cooling brings two key advantages ? first, it keeps the card cooler than any conventional fan, enabling it to be run at much higher frequencies. It?s also much quieter, so you can get the benefit of higher clocks without any of the noise intrusion of a high-rpm fan.

Xtreme Resources have published an exclusive first review of Asetek's freshly revised Vapochill LS, now dubbed the Vapochill Lightspeed[AC] revision 2. The review was done by our resident and well respected refrigeration/phasechange guru Bowman1964, whose previous Asetek review and subsequent suggestions were implemented in this newest revision to the successful LS series:

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"Increasingly we are seeing companies come up with new and innovative designs for computer cases. For those who wish to have a unique looking case the JetMaster appears to meet those needs. Let’s take a closer look at this case."
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When it comes to ultra high end PSU's we expect perfect rails and silence. Silverstone has been making strides into the PC arena in the past few months and this latest product just proves how serious they are. Their 300w "Fanless" PSU hit the test bench at full steam; see if it survived the grueling tests or if it fell by the wayside! Read More at HTPCnews.com

With the ATI X800 series flagship board only available in very limited quantities, the board vendors are first getting to grips with the X800 PRO. Here Beyond3D takes a look at GeCube's Radeon X800 PRO board, and also take a little look at the performance of the X800 PRO with the various drivers ATI have released since the boards introduction.

MBReview has finished off writing up their take on ABIT's i925X offering, the AA8-DuraMAX. This motherboard from ABIT offers up a large amount of integrated features, as well as uGuru technology. If you're in the market for an LGA 775 motherboard, head on over to find out the performance and overclocking capabilities of the board!

OCIA.net checks out the Swiftech 8600 Liquid Cooling Kit in their latest review.

The three cooling blocks provided in this unit provide cool water to your CPU, GPU, and northbridge chipset. The standard 8600 kit only comes with the CPU block, but the other two may be added onto the order, and believe me, they are well worth it. Having a cool CPU is worthless if you can?t keep the chipset cool, which is the link between the memory and CPU.

Longhorn News has posted a review of the Konica Minolta Page Pro 1300W laser printer.

"The Konica Minolta Page Pro 1300W is a nicely designed low cost laser printer with great printing quality and design. We tested the printer in an office enviroment.
The basics: Resolution max. 1200 x 1200 dpi Prints max of 16 pages minute 8 MB Ram USB and Printer Port 150 page Paper tray The Konica Minolta Page Pro 1300 has a slick design and is great value for money. "

So, are you ready to to cut peripheral ball and chain? Does your workstation need to have the input umbilical cord snipped for good? Well, in any case you should have no problem setting up and incorporating your new MX Duo Wireless Desktop into you office or workstation. All that you need to do is plug the base into the computer, charge and install the batteries into the mouse and the keyboard, install and configure the software and enjoy.

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"This new mouse uses the latest Logitech MX Optical Engine to deliver a staggering 800 DPI resolution, image processing rate of 5.8 megapixels/sec and is able to track up to 15 G's of acceleration!"

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Clay Angelly has just posted his review of Bfg's 6800 Ultra OC review :

Although the BFG 6800 Ultra OC is the NVIDIA reference design at heart, it stands out from the crowd when itcomes to BFG's true lifetime warranty, 24/7 phone support and highly praised customer service department. All are very nice things to have on your side with a piece of equipment that costs $500USD.

The Madshrimps takes Corsair latest memory for a spin on an Athlon 64 and Intel Prescott system. Do tight timings still provide the best performance? Read on to find out.

Someone over at TrustedReviews has gone nuts and reviewed 18 pairs of dual channel memory kits, check it out over here.

A few months ago this video card would have been considered top of the line or close to it, but with the emergence of the ATI X800 series and GeforceFX 6800 series it has been bumped into the mainstream market. As such, pricing for this video card is not much more than that of the NVIDIA 5700 or ATI 9600XT making it an even more attractive buy considering its performance.

    HTPCnews has a look at the brand new "re-released" Dvine5 called the D5 Media Center Enclosure for our readers to take a gander at. Major changes include about a 130$ price break, PSU, VFD, and an extra fan included in the package. Does this case have what it takes to now become a true challenger to the less expensive LC03VFD and Silverstone lineup?
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Newstechinfo.com is taking a look at GameDr Xcelerator Motorized Disc Repair System. The product promises performance and scratch-free discs, but does it really work? Read on and find out...

Today TweakTown compare the Gigabyte GeForce FX 5500 with 64-bit memory bus against the Radeon 9550 with twice as much memory bus action to work with. It's the budget graphics card comparison and they are holding the battle for your viewing pleasure.

Altec Lansing, a name known to many, has released their new line of 2.1 stereo speakers. Altec Lansing has always been known to be innovative while pricing their products at affordable prices. However, this is not the case anymore. Apparently, Altec Lansing has too entered the pricey market with their 2.1 speaker sets. Interestingly, the company's 5.1 surround sound speakers, that are the latest trend in the personal audio world, are still priced reasonably.... Read the full review here

The iFP-190TC comes with 256 MB of onboard storage ? enough to store up to 8 hours of music. What also came as a welcome surprise is the FM Tuner and the ability to record from it, as well as a built-in microphone input. As if there needs to be more this little unit can run for around 20 hours on one single AA battery.

In this review we analyze an iRiver MP3 player, this is a complete and sophisticated product that counts on with the last news, besides this player are prepared to be renewed thanks to its updated firmware. The iFP-180T has an internal memory or 128mb not ampliable and counts on the function of audio player (MP3/WMA/ASF), radio FM and voice recorder. To read the review click on picture.