Modders-Inc has a new review on the NZXT Duet Case

The NZXT Duet is a Small ATX case that would be perfect for a Home theater or Internet PC. The compact size and design allow you to fit a lot of hardware into a small space. With 2 - 5 1/4 bays, a spot for a single hard drive, and a floppy bay that can be used as and addition hard drive location, the Duet has plenty of room for the essentials. Looking for a small and compact yet versatile case? The Duet just might be the one.

NZXT Duet Case Review

Legit Reviews posted OCZ Vindicator CPU Cooler Review

The OCZ Vindicator CPU cooler is sold as an enthusiast grade thermal solution that provides superior cooling thanks to six copper heat pipes that rapidly transfer heat away from your CPU up to the dense high-stacked fin array where the heat is quickly and efficiently dissipated. Does the Vindicator live up to it's name or does it fall short? Read on to see how the OCZ Vindicator does on an Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 as we compare it to four other CPU coolers.

The OCZ Vindicator CPU Cooler Review



ASE Labs checked out the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro

The fan itself is also a highlight. It is a 92mm fan that is caseless. The great part of the fan are the mounts. The mounts are rubber and are basically standoffs that control vibration going to the computer. Less vibration means less noise which is also a good thing.

Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Review

HEXUS posted an interview HIS marketing director, Peter Yeung

elieve it or not, HIS has been manufacturing graphics cards since the late 80s. Nick has a chat with HIS's Peter Yeung, to find out what the company's done over that time, and why it's only appeared on the enthusiast's radar in the last few years.

A chat with HIS marketing director, Peter Yeung

WindowsAtoZ.com posted Garmin Nuvi 660 Review

The Nuvi 660 from Garmin was reviewed by WindowsAtoZ.com's editors and they have a full review of the GPS navigation device that features Bluetooth and real-time traffic updates. Read the review to find out if the device lives up to Garmin's reputation.

Garmin Nuvi 660 Review

VR-Zone took a walk around CeBIT area today and spotted some interesting stuffs from the motherboard, graphics card, memory, cooler, chassis guys.

ASUS has a Lamborghini displayed along side with their Lamborghini notebooks and made a new entrant into making their own sound cards called the Xonar D2 series. Gigabyte and Foxconn apparently have some live P35 Bearlake demos.

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PC Stats posted Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4GHz Processor Review

All things considered equalled, enthusiasts like you are no doubt most attracted to the Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 because it offers the best mix of cache size and clock speed. The dual-core processor runs on a 1066 MHz FSB, comes clocked at 2.4 GHz and most importantly has a massive 4MB of L2 cache! The E6600 processor is built on Intel's 65 nanometer manufacturing process and comes in the Socket 775 form factor. The chip contains technologies like SSE3, Virtualization Technology (VT) and Enhanced Intel Speed Step Technology (EIST) which we'll discuss in detail later in the review.

Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4GHz Processor Review

Techgage posted a review of the Logisys Extension Station

If you are looking for a unique way to clean up your desk and condense your peripherals, Logisys may have you covered. Their extension station acts as a monitor stand and power center with quick access to USB ports.

Logisys PC Extension Station Review

Tech Hounds takes a look at 80 and 160 GB SATA hard drives

You don't have to be a gamer to understand the value of hard disk drives. They have been the main stay for storage in PCs for a long time. For the most part, desktop users are more concerned with performance in single drive configurations and RAID 0 (striping). RAID support do offer the capabilities to 'squeeze' more performance out of hard drives, but not without some compromise. Even if they don't use RAID capabiliites, users can still use two (or more) drives in their system - one for the systems and applications and the other for data.

Out of the many SATA II hard drives available on the market, the drives we'
re going to look at today are the 80 and 160 GB Hitachi's Deskstar (HDS721616PLA P220 and HDS728080PLA PF20), Seagate's Barracuda 7200.9 (ST3160211A and ST380211AS) and Western Digital's Caviar SE (WD800AAJS and WD1600AAJS).

80 and 160 GB SATA Hard Drives Round Up

TrustedReviews have looked at the Connect3D X1650XT

In terms of raw performance the X1650 XT is a very worthy competitor to the 7600 GT and given its better texture filtering, its ability to process both HDR and AA simultaneously, and it's better connectivity options, I'd say it's the better choice of the two.

Connect3D X1650XT Review

Hardware Analysis posted DirectX 10, no longer a Vista exclusive?

DirectX 10 is said to be a Windows Vista exclusive, but will it remain that way? Here's a different scenario as to how DirectX 10 gaming on the Windows XP operating system might unfold.

DirectX 10, no longer a Vista exclusive?

TrustedReviews looked at the Samsung R20

You, see it’s all very well harping on about how fantastic the Mac is, and don't get me wrong I think they're great, but when it comes down to it, price counts for a lot. This Samsung R20 is a case in point – it does the classic PC job of offering a lot more for your money than an equivalent Mac. This is particularly relevant as in designing the R20, the first of its notebooks to appear under its new Aura branding, Samsung is clearly gunning for the black MacBook.

Samsung R20 Review

TrustedReviews have looked at the Shure SE310 Noise Isolating Earphones

The SE310s use a single driver solution, but they also incorporate Shure’s Tuned BassPort technology, to increases the bass response. This is something that proved to be an issue with the Shure E4c earphones that we reviewed about a year ago – although the clarity was superb, they lacked bass, which sometimes robbed music of some of its drama. Thankfully the SE310s are a definite improvement on the E4c set, and there’s a far more balanced sound on offer.

Shure SE310 Noise Isolating Earphones Review

HardwareLogic posted SilverStone Olympia OP650 650w PSU Review

Fashion is all about timing, but all it takes to bring retro back into style is for one super model to don an outfit from yesteryear. In Silicon Valley, multiple +12V rails litter the power supply fashion runway, and we've seen as many as six of these accessories dangle from high end units. But lo and behold, case designer extraordinaire Silverstone has taken their PSU line and outfitted them with single +12V rails in what they're dubbing the Olympia. Today HardwareLogic looks at the Olympia OP650 and we'll tell you how she fares among her peers.

SilverStone Olympia OP650 650w PSU Review