ECS Geforce 8800 GT Dual Turbo 512MB Review
The Guru of 3D posted a review on the ECS Geforce 8800 GT Dual Turbo 512MB

They recently released their GeForce 8800 GT in retail and quite honestly, they are doing that properly by releasing this product with a custom cooler. Equipped with slightly higher than reference clock-speeds and custom made cooling made by Arctic Cooling they unleash their ECS Geforce 8800 GT Dual Turbo. It's a pretty nice card to be honest.

ECS Geforce 8800 GT Dual Turbo 512MB Review

Thermaltake NBcool T2000 Notebook Cooler Review
TechwareLabs has published a review of the Thermaltake NBcool T2000 Notebook Cooler

If you own a notebook then you are probably aware of how hot they get. Heat is well known as the number 1 killer of computer components so it is important to keep your investment cool and among the living. Justin has a look at the T2000 notebook cooler by Thermaltake and approaches it with from the unique perspective of not only its cooling properties but also how it affects your battery life and the battery savings due to the cooling effect on your CPU and components.

Thermaltake NBcool T2000 Notebook Cooler Review



ASUS DRW-2014L1T DVD Drive w/ LightScribe Review
Hardware Canucks posted a review of the ASUS DRW-2014L1T DVD Drive.

The one thing that should boost ASUS sales of this drive is the addition of the LightScribe technology. The great thing about LightScribe is that you won't need to put stickers on your freshly-burned CD/DVD, now you just burn the picture or title directly onto the CD/DVD itself. However, this technology comes at the price of the increased cost of Lightscribe-compatible media.

ASUS DRW-2014L1T DVD Drive w/ LightScribe Review

ECS GeForce7050M-M Motherboard Review
Digit-Life posted a review on the ECS GeForce7050M-M Motherboard

It has been a while since we have tested the first board based on GeForce 7050 chipset. Meanwhile, we noticed the low interest of the other manufacturers towards this basically good chipset that reached the market a little late. We examined a board from ECS, a renowned expert in cheap integrated solutions.

ECS GeForce7050M-M Motherboard Review

OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 Platinum Dual Channel 2gig Kit OCZ2P8002GK Review
DragonSteelMods posted a review on the OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 Platinum Dual Channel 2gig Kit

So for review today I've got 2gigs of OCZ Platinum Dual Channel DDR2 PC2-6400, one of the main reasons I selected this ram was the low price point, there was other ram that was lower but I know OCZ quality and trust my systems to it. So continue on to see what I learned about this set of ram through my testing in Windows XP and Vista...

OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 Platinum Dual Channel 2gig Kit OCZ2P8002GK Review

Antec True Power Quattro 850W Power Supply Review
HardwareLogic.com posted Antec True Power Quattro 850W Power Supply Review

Antec, Inc. considers itself a brand of high-performance computer component supplier for the gaming, upgrading, and the Do-It-Yourself enthusiast markets. They are over 20 years old and most of us know them as a purveyor of quality PC cases. But the Antec product line is not limited to enclosures. They also market cooling accessories, media components, and (as you might guess from this article's title) power supplies such as the True Power Quattro (TPQ) series -- their top of the line power supply series. Today we have one of those TPQ supplies in the form of a True Power Quattro 850 watt unit.

Antec True Power Quattro 850W Power Supply Review

Asus BLITZ Extreme Intel P35 Express DDR3 Motherboard Review
PC Stats posted Asus BLITZ Extreme Intel P35 Express DDR3 Motherboard Review

Asus has released some really nice Intel motherboards in the last little while, and of those the enthusiast grade BLITZ line really stands out. The DDR3 powered Asus BLITZ Extreme motherboard PCSTATS is testing in this review is the sister-board to an identical DDR2-powered model called the Asus BLITZ Formula. While both motherboards are based around the Intel P35 Express chipset, what we really want to know is if the BLITZ Extreme and DDR3 memory will allow it break out ahead!? Let's find out!

Asus BLITZ Extreme Intel P35 Express DDR3 Motherboard Review

Scythe NINJA Copper CPU Cooler Review
3D Game Man posted a review on the Scythe NINJA Copper CPU Cooler

The Scythe NINJA Copper CPU Cooler one very large cooler! The heatsink weighs in at 1015 grams and if the fan is installed that adds another 115 grams. This is unquestionable heavy but not a big concern because of the way it gets installed using a motherboard back plate. It has an all copper heatsink with many fins. These fins are large and they are connected to long heatpipes which meet into a solid base. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.

Scythe NINJA Copper CPU Cooler Review

QuarkXPress 7 Passport Review
OCC has published a new review of the QuarkXPress 7 Passport

When I first opened up the program, I thought I had mistakenly opened Adobe Photoshop because the workspace looks almost identical. That's a good thing because Adobe Photoshop is an extremely easy program to use and it's easy to find everything you need. First, let's go ahead and see what all of the available tabs at the top have to offer. Under "File" you'll find options to start a new project or open a current project. If you look closely, you'll also see the option for "Job Jackets". A "Job Jacket" is a folder that you can use to keep all of the files, images, and attachments for your project together so that the final print comes with everything you collected along the way for your project. The next tab is "Edit" which is where I found the master collection of all the languages you can use with XPress 7 Passport. Quite a hefty list, huh? The next available tab without a project open is the "Utilities" tab. Here is where you'll be able to manage most of your projects or "Job Jackets" as well as tools, such as a dictionary.

QuarkXPress 7 Passport Review

Booq Mamba Sling Laptop Bag Review
ThinkComputers.org posted Booq Mamba Sling Laptop Bag Review

It seems so many laptop bags are the same. Booq is out to change that. Booq is a new company to us so here is some information about them. Booq strives to create high-end laptop bags while providing excellent customer service to the next generation of ambitious creative professionals. The Mamba sling is a very attractive sling-type bag that not only looks good it is comfortable and protects your laptop too. Let's take a look...

Booq Mamba Sling Laptop Bag Review

NVIDIA SLI performance scaling - GeForce 8800 GT 512MB
Elite Bastards takes a look at NVIDIA SLI performance scaling

Of course, GPU manufacturers face some rather difficult challenges ahead if they really want to bring us into a full on multi-GPU future, but that's a discussion for another day. All we do know is that with ATI's Radeon HD 3870 X2 (sporting two RV670 cores) released this week, NVIDIA's dual G92 GeForce 9800 GX2 on the way, and rumours that ATI's next-generation R700 part will in fact be two RV770 cores on a single board, multi-GPU rendering in some shape or form is here to stay.

Thus (and with our Radeon HD 3870 X2 review coming very soon), what better time is there to take stock of the current state of multi-GPU rendering? To see just how well two graphics boards scale in current game titles on the NVIDIA side of the fence, we've taken two hugely popular GeForce 8800 GT 512MB parts, an nForce 780i SLI motherboard, and put this configuration through its paces to see what it can offer.

NVIDIA SLI performance scaling - GeForce 8800 GT 512MB