Just got word from Torosian that he's post his eVGA GF4 Ti4600 Review but this is the one using Nvidia's reference cooling, not the ACS2-cooled one! Here's what he's saying.

This review will deal with a Ti4600 and how it compares to a card two generations behind it, the GeForce2 GTS. People always say to wait two generations before buying a new card anyway. Remember throughout the article that a GF2 GTS performs very closely to a Radeon DDR (32mb and 64mb).

TweakNews have written a review about the Samsung Syncmaster 151B 15 Inch TFT Monitor. Here's a snip: "Have you had the chance to try an LCD yet? Have you actually ever seen one? Have you ever viewed photos on a LCD? If you have answered yes to any of those questions, you will know just how comfortable these monitors are to use. No eyestrain, lower power bills, more workspace, sharper colours, I just can't see why anyone would WANT a normal monitor." Read the review

Gamers around the globe have been very excited these past few months; this is because of Nvidia's awesome new GeForce4 series. With higher core and memory speeds, along with improved architectural efficiency and new features like the Accuview Antialiasing. The GeForce4 series delivers insane visual quality and frame rates that gamers have only dreamt about till now!

On a side note they overclocked the memory speeds to 690Mhz - a 140Mhz increase.

Have you ever had the problem of always running out of resources, your system slowing down?, always needing to upgrade and increase the amount of ram in your system every 6 months to compensate for those crappy memory resident startup programs? Well, what I'm going to be giving you a brief run through today might save you a little money and just for kicks, allow you to gain the control you deserve over your computer and the programs contained within it and also secure it from potential spyware and other malicious startup software.

I just received email from Philipp that they have posted their latest quick-review. Pinnacle Bungee is an USB based personal video recorder with TV tuner and MPEG2 encoder. Check it out here if you like.

Well, needless to say, I was really impressed with Stomp Inc's first real step into the CD Burning ROM software market. The product proved to be quick, efficient, easy to use and install, and had some nice bundled features. If anyone out there is looking for a great, more affordable burning suite than some of the big boys out there, then give this one a try. I haven't even reinstalled Nero(r) due to the fact that I just like this suite TOO much and you will to.

Nowadays personal computers are almost an embedded part of the electronic equipment in a household. PC's as other accessories represent a picture of the personal taste of their owner and, especially if custom build, these are a unique piece. Add to it that many enthusiasts are looking for a PC case with lots of space, good handling and superior cooling compared to factory cases. If you do make that count you'll probably end up looking at an aluminium case. Today we will be looking at the new Lian Li PC-6083A. This case is about to hit store shelves and retailers in June. I would like to thank James Wu of Lian Li for providing the test case. Click the logo for the review

Just got word from Thomas that he's posted his GeForce 4 Ti 4600 Review! Here's what he's saying.

Our NVIDIA GeForce 4 i 4600 review is online. It covers topics like:

GPU efficiency (NV25 275/275 vs. R200 275/275)
Do I need 128 MB ?
FSAA and aniso. filtering quality and performance.
OpenGL and DirectX benchmarks.
OpenGL and DirectX game engines -> cost per polygon.

Just got word from Haddad that he's posted his eVGA GeForce4 MX440 review: Here is a byte from his review:

For the first time ever, Nvidia has come out at once with a product solution for every segment of the market, with three GeForce4 MX models, three high-end GeForce 4 Ti models and a new Quadro, rather than the staggered releases of previous series.

Just got word from Tim that he has completed a review of the new Vantec stealth fans. Are they really as quiet as they claim? Here's what he's saying.

Today we will be looking at the Stealth fan series from Vantec. Which are designed to be 80% quieter that standard case fans. I know I sometimes get tired of listening to the noise of my fans. Well, the Vantec fans will hopefully solve that problem. These fans include a 3-pin to 4-pin adapter and a set of 4 screws.

They are also giving all three of the fans away! Read the end of the review, to find out how to enter.

Just got word that Martin has posted his Epox 8K3A+ motherboard review. Here's a byte from his review:

Epox has been catering towards the more extreme overclocking crowd for a while now. I've been voltage modding boards for a while now and Epox has been taking the fun out of things lately by offering the kinds of voltages that would normally require a resistor being soldered onto a small IC chip.

VR-Zone has done up a review on the Triplex Millennium Silver GeForce4 Ti4600 card.

This card comes with a sleek looking silver metallic briefcase and equipped with features such as 128MB of 2.8ns Samsung DDR SDRAM, TV-Out and DVI-Out. The GPU cooler and ramsinks are coated with a layer of shiny silver to make the card even more appealing. This card will definitely go well with a silver or black PCB board such as the SOYO KT333 DRAGON Ultra in a window modded aluminum case. All these do come with a price but some consumers will be willing to pay any amount just for the looks. We have checked out its overclockability and performance against the GeForce3 Ti500.

CyberwizardPit were lucky enough to get their hands on the Rocket Drive SSD, a fully fledged drive that uses RAMs to store Data that runs on a 32-bit PCI Bus. Here's a snip...

"Registering in at 144.8MBps in burst rates and an unbelievable RAM like access time of 0.06ms, the Rocket Drive SSD is fastest storage device ever created."

I got a mail from Slim of Tech-PC. The Abit BD7 Review, here's a snippet:
"The inclusion of 3 onboard USB 1.1 ports instead of the standard 2 is another added bonus, plus the very useful error code display and onboard power and reset switches give this board some rarely seen features. However the decision to leave out USB 2.0, Firewire, on board LAN, and the fact that the i845D chipset doesn't allow ATA133 means I can't give all my praise to the included features list, saying that this board is meant to be an overclockers board not an all in one solution. Still some of the more advanced features would have been nice." The midrange DDR Shootout, XP1600 v P-IV 1.6 on DDR Platforms, here's a snippet:
"With Intel dropping the prices of their latest offering, the P4 Northwood, you can now grab a DDR P4 system for little more than the AMD counterpart, making it a tough decision from the buyer's point of view. So what do you go for? In this review I compare two DDR systems - AMD's XP1600+ and its direct competitor, the Intel 1.6GHz Northwood. On paper they look fairly evenly matched. AMD's PR+ rating system tells us to expect the performance of a 1600MHz processor, whilst Intel's Northwood is a true 1600MHz." Click on Read More... for direct links to read the whole reviews.

t-break has published the review of the Creative Nomad Jukebox 3 which was launched in Singapore today. Here's a bit from the review:

The Jukebox was an original product and problems were bound to be associated with it. For example, the unit was big and bulky and navigation was cumbersome. We believe Creative has spent the last year or so listening, analyzing and developing the new version of Jukebox which is labeled version 3.0. In case you're wondering what happened to v2.0, that was just a small upgrade that increased the hard drive capacity from 6GB to 20GB.

The guys over at Entcity wrote a review about the Gainward Geforce4 PowerPack Ultra/750 XP Golden Sample. Here's a snip:This is a MONSTER cool card. The card is of very high quality, even the 2D RF filters of this card is much better than on other Geforce4 cards out there. So if you consider buying a GF4Ti card, but want exellent 2D in Windows, you can not miss this one in your considerations. Gainward PowerPack Ultra/750 XP Golden Sample has tons of features, and more than good enough software bundle. Head over by using the above link.

Here's some new hardware reviews from VR-Zone.

Triplex Millennium Silver GF4 Ti4600 Preview: This card is based on a shiny silver PCB which not only looks cool on appearance but runs cooler and emits lower EMI too as claim by Triplex. The card is kept in a cooling looking silver suitcase and comes with 128MB of DDR SDRAM, DVI Out and TV out connectors.

High Performance DDR SDRAM: This time we took Corsair, Mushkin, Samsung, KingMax, Micron and Winbond for a spin. The competition is really intense as only the best DDR SDRAM are included but it is interesting to see who finally emerged as cream of the crop. We have used the EPoX 8K3A+ and done some very high FSB overclocking of over 200Mhz and stress test the memories using most aggressive memory settings of 2-2-2-5-1. Some make it and some don't.

Just got word from Tracer@ DGF that he's posted his Compaq iPAQ H3870 review. Here's some of the spec's.

Operating System Pocket PC 2002
Processor 206 MHz Intel StrongARM
Display 16 bit color reflective TFT
Touchscreen Yes
Resolution 240 x 320
RAM 64 Mb
ROM 32 Mb
Wireless Connectivity Bluetooth Infrared
Card Slot SD Memory Slot

I tested the next drivers: 28.32, 28.35 & 28.80 against eachother with 3DMark2001 SE Under Windows XP Pro. And i can say that the driver is getting better every release. (So Far..) Click on Read More... to see the results!

Just got word from Haddad@3dspotlight.com that they have posted their Visiontek GeForce4 Ti4600 & Ti4400 review! Here's what he's saying.

Visiontek has rapidly become one of the main videocard manufacturers in the US and for a reason. We put their high-end GeForce4 Ti videocards to the test and the result is an extensive review covering overall in-the-box impressions, a GF4 technology brief, overclocking, performance and visual quality comparison in different platforms and a bit on Antialiasing performance loss and the new 4xS mode available on the GF4...