Gigabyte’s Newest Mobo’s & More
The Intel 945 chipset is taking it's time hitting the store, but Techniz got their hands on an offering from Gigabyte that uses it. See how well it performs with...
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
PSU’s Need Testing Too & More
Virtual Hideout has a PSU tester shoot-out. Not only do they review power supplies, they review the testers you can pick up to save yourself embarrasment at the return/troubleshooting...
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New Version Of Firefox & More
CNet has a writeup on the newly released 1.0.7 version of Firefox, which you can download from here."Firefox 1.0.7 was issued late Tuesday, a representative said. A new Mozilla...
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Fast Cards, Faster Drivers & More
The Asus Extreme N7800GT that NGOHQ reviews may not be the fastest card based on NVidia chips, but it is certainly powerful, and signifiantly cheaper than the GTX, and it...
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Keeping Cool In Fall
Start your overclocking, t'is the season to squeeze some extra heat out of your PC, and start thinking about what you want other people to buy you. The Guru of 3D…
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Hot Home Theatre Hardware & More
To be honest, the front panel of ThermalTake's Tenor reminds of the old storage trays for VHS tapes, but much more stylish. Brushed aluminium and blue LEDs will make sure that this…
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A Chipset With Great Graphics Grafted On & More
Integrated video cards on Nforce4 are here. The GeForce 6100 is a 425MHz chip and the 6150 a 475MHz chip with added features, like a TV encoder. The Tech Report...
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PC Case With A Spacious Interior & More
With the size of components shrinking, the size of the cooling seems apparatus to grow. With the norm quickly becoming huge heatsinks, 120mm fans, oversized videocards, or a radiator and waterpump, the…
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45lb Radiator Or Heavy PC & More
Titan's Robela Water Case is a simple watercooling solution, that will net you some good temperatures. As just about everything is built right into it, you get to worry less about jumping…
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Heatsink Size Does Matter & More
SystemCooling reviews the ThermalRight SI 120, a much more compatible version of the XP 120, with almost no performance difference. If you want your A64 to run at under 40C, but…
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Computer Case Cornucopia & More
Miss one Monday, and a dozen new reviews come out. First up today we have the MGE Titanium at Think Computers, a case that seems to incorporate every new innovation in...
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Icy Cold TEC Waterblocks & More
If you've never heard of Wintsch, they are a company making waterblocks with thermoelectric cooling built in. I'm not sure if you are comfortable running something that makes ice in your box, but…
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