Evercool Formula 2 graphics board cooler review
Elite Bastards posted Evercool Formula 2 graphics board cooler review

The rear of the box gives us a full compatibility list which takes in much of the GeForce 6, 7 and 8 series (apart from certain high-end GeForce 8800 parts), and a handful of ATI cards from the Radeon X1800 and X1900 series down to the later Radeon HD 3850 part.

The cooler's specifications are all noted here, as we can see that the device is constructed from copper and aluminium (as you'd expect), while also featuring an 80mm fan, with the cooler as a whole weighing a little over 230 grams.

Evercool Formula 2 graphics board cooler review

PowerColor Radeon HD 4830 Graphics Card Review
TweakTown posted a review on the PowerColor Radeon HD 4830 Graphics Card

Today we have PowerColors version of the card. To date we've only had one HD 4830 come through the door and that card managed to set the bar high for the model. You have to wonder, is PowerColor going to come within arm's reach of the bar, or hop straight over it?

There's ultimately only one way to find out, so let's have a look at what the company has done with the package before we have a closer look at the card and then its performance. From there we will wrap it all up and hopefully the PowerColor card can offer us something that we didn't get from the MSI one which managed to impress.

PowerColor Radeon HD 4830 Graphics Card Review



Coolink GFX-Chilla Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Coolink GFX-Chilla.

Trying to find a air cooling heatsink for our video cards that not only cools well but is small enough to fit into our cases and on our motherboard without taking up 3+ slots, has become a complete nightmare. As video cards get bigger and faster, most think that the cooler that cools these cards should also be massive in size. Either it adds a lot of extra unneeded weight to our video cards or these coolers take up extra valuable PCI slots that we may need.

Coolink has introduced a GPU cooler that is short in height, and its overall length is surprisingly small when compared to other offerings. So, let's take a peak at this GPU cooler and see if it can handle an HD4870, shall we?

Coolink GFX-Chilla Review

Radeon HD 4750 (RV740 - 40nm) Preview
The Guru of 3D posted a preview on the Radeon HD 4750 (RV740 - 40nm)

Guru3D.com today has a special and exclusive preview read for you guys. It's the worlds first article on a 40nm based graphics card, it embeds the RV740 ASIC and is due to be released in April. For the sake of it we'll name this product the Radeon HD 4750, it comes with a 40nm core, 640 shader processors and pack GDDR5 memory.

So here's the deal, performance wise the product is awfully close to the Radeon HD 4850, yet the trick is .. it'll be so much cheaper. Have a look at this article, you'll find only one review on this globe.

Click on the link to read this article.

Radeon HD 4750 (RV740 - 40nm) Preview

Atrio Earbuds by FutureSonics Review
TechwareLabs has published a review of the Atrio Earbuds by FutureSonics

Tired of those flimsy earbuds that came with your iPod? Wish you could hear those lows a little clearer? Now you can. Join Ian as we take a look at the Atrio brand Earbuds by FutureSonics. With replaceable tips to fit any ear, will these earbuds be right for you?

Atrio Earbuds by FutureSonics Review

Super Talent 16GB Pico Flash Drive Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the Super Talent 16GB Pico Flash Drive

Super Talent has managed to cram 16GB of storage in a mind-bogglingly small package. It used to be that drives so small suffered when it came to read and write performance, but has Super Talent managed to break this perception and provide decent performance with its Pico 16GB drive? Read on to find out what this little drive can do!

Super Talent 16GB Pico Flash Drive Review

Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 CPU Cooler Review
DragonSteelMod posted a review on the Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 CPU Cooler

Acoustic PC was kind enough to send us not only the NH-U12P SE1366 CPU Cooler, but they included the Noctua NH-C12P for comparison, which can also be mounted with the SecuFirm 2 system onto an x58 motherboard. Although the NH-C12P is not sold with the mounting equipment for the LGA1366 based motherboards; that problem can be easily resolved by picking up the LGA1366 SecuFirm2 Mounting-Kit from Noctua.

Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 CPU Cooler Review

7 Intel Core i7 X58 Motherboards Tested and Compared
Madshrimps compared 7 Intel Core i7 X58 Motherboards

We put seven feature rich X58 motherboards for Intel=B4s latest Core i7 CPU to the test. Comparing performance, overclocking scaling in a multitude of applications and games. Which one comes out on top? Read on to find out!

7 Intel Core i7 X58 Motherboards Tested and Compared

Antec Skeleton Review
ASE Labs posted a review on the Antec Skeleton

Antec is one of the most respected and well known case manufactures in the computer industry. They make a variety of cases that satisfy the OEM crowd as well as the enthusiast niche. The skeleton is a completely unique design and the term "case" really doesn't describe the enclosure that well. This case is made to really show off your components.

Antec Skeleton Review

Diamond Radeon HD 4870 1GB Review
TheTechLounge posted a review on the Diamond Radeon HD 4870 1GB

I don't think there's a stock 4830. Sapphire usually runs that route with the non-Toxic or their other variants, but I'm pretty sure that it's up to the board partner to build a better 4830; they're all different. Each has its own heatsink and board layout. Sapphire's is, at least, true to the namesake, and mega-blue.

Diamond Radeon HD 4870 1GB Review

Antec Nine Hundred Two Case Review
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Antec Nine Hundred Two Case

Antec has just released a new version of their famous Nine Hundred mid-tower case, called Nine Hundred Two. This is not the first time Antec is revamping one of their products: recently they launched NSK 4480 II, a new version of their NSK 4480 case. Let's see the differences between the two models and if Nine Hundred Two is really a good product.

Antec Nine Hundred Two Case Review

Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 CPU Cooler Review
Rbmods posted a review on the Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 CPU Cooler

We have earlier reviewed several Noctua coolers and they have all been top of the line with very low noise. Now that Intel has released their Core i7 cpu=B4s we got a sample of a cpu cooler that will work with the new socket also so lets see what type of results we can expect.

Noctua NH-U12P SE1366 CPU Cooler Review

Sapphire PURE Innovation 780V Motherboard Review
Ninjalane has posted their review of a barebones style motherboard from Sapphire.

In this review we will be looking at the newest MicroATX motherboard from Sapphire called the PURE Innovation 780V. As the name suggests the PURE Innovation 780V is based on the AMD 780V chipset which is a mid-range IGP designed for mainstream use.

Sapphire PURE Innovation 780V Motherboard Review

Scythe Elixer Thermal Grease Review
PCShopTalk posted a review on the Scythe Elixer Thermal Grease

We can clearly see from the graphs that OCCT 3.0 has drawn that the difference between the 2 thermal compounds is almost a half of a degree, with the same CPU cooler, the Kama Angle. It is nice to see that by using another type of thermal compound, with a better formula, we can get better temperatures, while using the same cooling hardware.

Scythe Elixer Thermal Grease Review

OCZ DDR3 PC3 12800 Platinum 6GB Low Voltage Triple Channel Review
OCC has published a new review of the OCZ DDR3 PC3 12800 Platinum 6GB Low Voltage Triple Channel

The OCZ PC3 12800 Platinum 6GB kit did not disappoint! This set of modules was easily the fastest or highest performing in every test save one (PCMark Vantage total score). This is something that was expected going into the testing because of the tighter timings that the modules are designed to run at. Although specified to run at 7-7-7-24 with 1.65 volts, it took 1.7v to gain stability at the 1600MHz (800MHz) level. Even by playing with the subtimings the result was the same. This voltage requirement is not that far out of the realm of possibility, but falls outside the Intel recommended maximum voltage for the supplied voltage to the memory. Using this voltage as a maximum I was able to push the modules from 1600MHz to 1900MHz with just an increase in the subtimings.

OCZ DDR3 PC3 12800 Platinum 6GB Low Voltage Triple Channel Review

In Win B2 Stealth Bomber Review
PureOverclock published a review of the In Win B2 Stealth Bomber case.

Today we're looking at the In Win B2 Stealth Bomber case, which is about as direct as a themed case can get. It looks the part-it even comes with decals to enhance the effect. It has a powered front cover which opens in a manner similar to the canopy of its namesake. The question, of course, is whether or not it performs similarly as well.

In Win B2 Stealth Bomber Review

Sony PRS-505 E-Book Reader Review
TweakTown posted a review on the Sony PRS-505 E-Book Reader

So, why should you give a damn about these new fangled displays and why haven’t you heard more about them? – Well, they’re a new type of display designed to fill a niche in the market for displays that don’t require constant refreshing, unlike a monitor.

E-ink and e-paper displays have been subtly infiltrating our lives in a much more interesting way as well. Because of their incredibly low power drain, they make great static signs in just about every environment, from supermarket price tags, to mobile phone displays. The reason e-ink displays have been picked up for the e-book reader market is because of their low power consumption ability, the fact that the screen does not need to refresh until you turn a page and also their excellent readability in any lighting conditions.

Sony PRS-505 E-Book Reader Review

Intel Core I7 920 Processor Review
Hi Tech Legion posted a review on the Intel Core I7 920 Processor

What the Enthusiast needs to know about the Core I7 is that there is a lot of headroom to overclock. Most important is you don't have to have the most expensive processor to get great "Enthusiast Value". The motherboard used for this review was not an extreme edition X58, it was an entry level Gigabyte board - the one without all the bells and whistles. The processor used was the 920, which is the mainstream entry of the Core I7 processor. If it wasn't for my heatsink limitations, I'm sure I would have topped the 4GHz mark.

Intel Core I7 920 Processor Review

Sapphire Radeon HD4850 X2 2Gb Video Card Review
Tweaknews posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD4850 X2 2Gb Video Card

So did Sapphire fill a niche void and provide a card to the consumer that wanted a dual core card without the killer huge price? You bet. This card at around US$275-$300 at the time of this review is a great deal and will have anyone enjoying the latest games with higher resolutions and quality settings while still providing decent framerates. Although this is no HD4870 X2 killer by any means, it does hold it own when it comes to your performance dollar.

Sapphire Radeon HD4850 X2 2Gb Video Card Review