ASRock H55M Pro Motherboard Review
iXBT Labs posted a review on the ASRock H55M Pro Motherboard

Today, we're going to review an ASRock H55M Pro motherboard. Consider it a counterpart of the microATX P55M Pro, just based on the H55 chipset. H55M Pro is not the lowest-end solution in its series, but it's still quite affordable. Let's see whether ASRock was successful in balancing out price and features.

ASRock H55M Pro Motherboard Review

Jetway NC84-LF Review
Phoronix posted a review on the Jetway NC84-LF motherboard running under Linux

While Jetway is not one of the most popular brands of motherboards among enthusiasts, they do offer a nice variety of mini ITX motherboards, such as the NC92 IPC and NC96-510-LF motherboards that we have reviewed at Phoronix. Both of these petite motherboards have been built around the Intel Atom processor, but for those looking to find a mini ITX motherboard that can harness a bit more power, there is the Jetway NC84. The Jetway NC84 is what we are testing out today under Linux, which is a mini ITX motherboard that can handle up an AMD Phenom processor, sports an ATI Radeon HD 4200 IGP, and four Serial ATA 2.0 ports capable of RAID 0/1/5/10.

Jetway NC84-LF Review



Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard Review
Everything USB posted an in-depth review on Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard

It was back in 2003 that Auravision released their backlit EluminX keyboard, single-handedly defining the very concept of a gaming keyboard. Now, almost seven years later, the standard gaming keyboard armament has been expanded upon this to include macros and multimedia functionality. Logitech's latest entry in their G-Series keyboard lineup takes this formula and runs with it. Enter the G110, Logitech's successor to their G11 gaming keyboard from 2006. Equipped with user-configurable backlighting, USB audio and a complement of 12 macro keys, how does this new contender stand up against the competition? Feast your eyeballs on our in-depth review and find out!

Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard Review

GMC H-80 ATX Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the GMC H-80 ATX Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case

GMC might have started in this review as being a relatively unknown brand (it's the first of their products we've reviewed here at LR), but to me they've come away with a great first impression. The construction of the case is one of quality, the whole case feels very sturdy, and there was practically no give when I tested the rigidity of the side panels. GMC's slogan is "Design and Innovate" and their H-80 definitely shows a lot of innovative design features. The GMC H-80 is an ATX Mid-Tower case that is solidly built and has plenty of features to make for a great system build...

GMC H-80 ATX Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case Review

Toshiba NB 305 Netbook Review
t-break posted Toshiba NB 305 Netbook Review

The follow up to one of the better netbooks.

Toshiba NB 305 Netbook Review

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 TOXIC 4GB Video Card Review
TweakTown posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 TOXIC 4GB Video Card

The other day we gave you a little bit of a sneak peek at the latest video card from Sapphire, the HD 5970 TOXIC 4GB. In that article we mentioned that we tend to leave previews to products we've seen at tradeshows or at the manufacturers headquarters. However, due to the limited samples of the HD 5970 TOXIC 4GB and the actual time frame it takes to do a review, we thought that we would just give you a bit of a sneak peek at what looked to be the fastest video card on the market.

Today we'll be giving the HD 5970 TOXIC 4GB from Sapphire the normal review treatment which means a bucket load of pictures and even more benchmarks. The HD 5970 TOXIC 4GB was actually first seen at CEBIT and word got around the interweb that the model was the HD 5990; this of course turned out to be incorrect. It was just a pimped out version of the HD 5970 sporting a heap of RAM.

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 TOXIC 4GB Video Card Review

Cooler Master Vortex Plus CPU Cooler Review
Hi Tech Legion posted a review on the Cooler Master Vortex Plus CPU Cooler

The Cooler Master Vortex Plus incorporates a small design, measuring out at a scant 116 x 100 x 84 mm. The 84mm height allows the Vortex Plus to be used in the tightest of cases. Even with its diminutive size, the Cooler Master Vortex Plus doesn't skimp on cooling features. It is fitted with four 6mm direct contact heat pipes, a molded block and fins made from aluminum and a 92mm PWM Blademaster fan.

Cooler Master Vortex Plus CPU Cooler Review

Mach Extreme MX-DS 100GB Review
XSReviews posted a review on the Mach Extreme MX-DS 100GB SSD

With traditional hard drives becoming somewhat of a mass storage platform and SSDs taking over as the dominant boot drive, there are quite a few companies diving head first into this market to cash in on the phenomenon. However today we arn't looking at a Solid State Disk from the usual people, this one is from a new kid on the block.

Mach Extreme Technology are a startup firm offering SSDs of multiple sizes, with a fancy artistic edge that they hope will seperate them from the competition. Lets see if that plays out.

Mach Extreme MX-DS 100GB Review

Sony VAIO Z laptop Review
BCW published a review of Sony's VAIO Z laptop

When it comes to choosing a business laptop some people have iteasy. In larger corporates you get what you are given, and while you might lust after whatever computer the person sitting on next to you on the trainhas, you know that you will have to live with what someone else has chosen for you. If you are in a smaller organisation you may get involved in thedecision making process. If you work for yourself the decision is all yours to make. And if you are a top executive, well, then you might get to make your own decision too. When you are in control of the purse-strings, value for money really matters. So does paying as much as =A32399 for a laptop, even one as thin, well designed and alluring as the Sony VAIO Z, have any kind of appeal at all?

Sony VAIO Z laptop Review

ASUS Blu-ray Combo Internal Drive Review
Modders-Inc.com has a new review online on the ASUS Blu-ray Combo Internal Drive

Today we are going to be taking a look at the future. OK, the future of the way we watch movies. Blu-ray is fast becoming the standard to watch your movies in sharp crisp images. What if you only have a PC, can you still watch Blu-ray movies? Why yes, with the ASUS Blu-ray Combo Drive.

ASUS Blu-ray Combo Internal Drive Review

Zalman VF900-Cu LED VGA Cooler Review
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Zalman VF900-Cu LED VGA cooler

Today we testing Zalman VF900-Cu LED VGA cooler, which has a 90-mm fan, copper heatsink and two heatpipes. Let's take a good look on this cooler and test it on two different video cards. Check it out!

[url=http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/978]Zalman VF900-Cu LED VGA Cooler Review

Motorola Devour Cell Phone Review
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Motorola Devour Cell Phone

We liked the Motorola Droid, which was Verizon's first Google Android cell phone. So when Verizon introduced another Motorola phone with the Android operating system, we were excited to take a look. This is the first Verizon phone with Motoblur, which is aimed at social networking.

Motorola Devour Cell Phone Review

Kingston SSDNow V Series 128GB (Gen 2) SSD Desktop Bundle Review
EXTREME Overclocking has just posted a review on the Kingston SSDNow V Series 128GB (Gen 2) SSD Desktop Bundle

The SSD market has been fiercely competitive with every company fighting for their piece of the action. Kingston has diligently been keeping pace with the industry and offers four separate lines of SSD drives for consumer and enterprise customers. The baseline model for consumers, dubbed the "V Series", is one of the most affordable models on the market from any of the big name companies.

Kingston SSDNow V Series 128GB (Gen 2) SSD Desktop Bundle Review

Asrock A330ION Motherboard Review
Rbmods posted a review on the Asrock A330ION Motherboard

Today we are taking a look at a mini ITX motherboard from Asrock with the latest Intel Atom processor, integrated Nvidia videocard, HDMI and Full HD support. How well does it perform? Lets find out what we can push out of this mini ITX board.

Asrock A330ION Motherboard Review

Cooler Master Vortex Plus: A Vortex of Good Cooling
InsideHW.com has reviewed Cooler Master Vortex Plus CPU cooler

Summer approaches, slowly but steadily, and with it an increased interest of PC owners for better cooling for their electronic pets. Regardless of whether a particular user is a fan of overclocking or not, a high-quality CPU cooler is always an interesting topic before hot summer months arrive, and it’s of special significance to provide good, but quiet cooling for a home theatre (HTPC) computer, which, on one hand, mustn’t have an audible noise output, and on the other hand, usually isn’t positioned in a very well-cooled place, so increased heat output is to be expected…

Cooler Master Vortex Plus: A Vortex of Good Cooling

Adesso 2.4GHz RF SlimTouch Pro Touchpad Keyboard Review
Maximum CPU has posted its review of the Adesso 2.4GHz RF SlimTouch Pro Touchpad Keyboard

With more and more video content being available on the internet and a lot of newer computers including HDMI ports, it goes without saying these computers will be hooked up to TVs. However, this means possibly having to use a keyboard and mouse on the couch. For the most part a mouse will work ok on the couch but there are many times it will not. This is where one of Adesso's newest keyboards comes in. The SlimTouch Pro Touchpad Keyboard not only serves as a keyboard but also has a built in touchpad to help eliminate the need for a mouse all together.

Adesso 2.4GHz RF SlimTouch Pro Touchpad Keyboard Review

Swiftech Komodo 5870 GPU Water Block Review
PureOverclock posted a review of the Swiftech Komodo 5870 GPU Water Block.

Swiftech is a very well known water cooling company that understands the demands and the needs from the water cooling enthusiast. They've launched the Komodo HD5800 full cover water block series; it's a cooling solution for high-end graphics cards, and is designed to have superior thermal performance for the top dog Radeons HD5870 and HD5850. Let's find out how it performs on a 5870.

Swiftech Komodo 5870 GPU Water Block Review

Corsair 128GB Nova Series SSD Review
OCC has published a review on the Corsair 128GB Nova Series SSD

The read speeds alone of this drive is astonishing. It seems the only handicap the Nova drive has is during the 4K writes where it does bog down a bit, but that is it. During sequential reads, the performance once again screams. The Indilix Barefoot controller and the 64MB cache, combined with the fast MLC flash, the Corsair Nova is one of, if not the best drive tested to date.

Corsair 128GB Nova Series SSD Review

Corsair Nova Series 128GB Solid State Drive Review
ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Corsair Nova Series 128GB Solid State Drive

The Barefoot controller from Indilinx was all the rage last year, it was on many solid state drives we reviewed including the Crucial M225 and both the OCZ Vertex and Agility. It seems this year SandForce is getting a lot of attention, but dont forget about the Barefoot controller. Indilinxs new Barefoot controller, called the Barefoot ECO allows drive manufactures to use the 32nm Intel NAND flash rather than the 40nm NAND we are used to seeing in other Indilinx-based drives. Because of the smaller production process of the NAND chips this brings down the cost of the drive. Today we will be taking a look at the 128GB Nova Series Solid State Drive from Corsair that is based on Barefoot ECO controller and is less expensive than other drives based on the older Barefoot controller.

Corsair Nova Series 128GB Solid State Drive Review

4-way CPU heatsink roundup
Neoseeker takes a look at CPU coolers from Thermaltake, Coolermaster and Cooink

Breaking in at $60, the more expensive *Coolink Corator DS* and Thermaltake Frio are in direct competion with each other and between these two, I'd pick the former. While the two controllable fans on the Frio are nice, Coolink offers a superior performance to noise ratio and the best in class mounting system seals the deal.

4-way CPU heatsink roundup

Cogage TRUE Spirit (Rev.2) CPU Cooler Review
Hardware Canucks posted a review of the Cogage TRUE Spirit (Rev.2) CPU cooler

A while back we looked at the "original" TRUE Spirit from Cogage and came away with a positive impression since not only did it offer good performance but it also retailed for a downright incredible price. Cogage has now released a slightly tweaked version this popular heatsink by adding a proper backplate for better mounting pressure. Will this addition give it an edge against some newfound competition?

Cogage TRUE Spirit (Rev.2) CPU Cooler Review

Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Computer Case Review
Benchmark Reviews posted a review on the Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Computer Case

Good functionality, a sleek design, and a low budget are the things Thermaltake had in mind while designing the Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Case VL80001W2Z. With the typical cases designed for a higher-end systems we usually see from Thermaltake, the V3 Black Edition is a breath of fresh air. Thermaltake has taken a different direction with this chassis; it focuses on providing a wide range of functionality for a great price. Thinking about purchasing a new case but don't want to burn a hole in your wallet? Join Benchmark Reviews as we take a look at the Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Case, model VL80001W2Z.

Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Computer Case Review

Corsair Nova Series 128GB Solid State Drive Review
ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Corsair Nova Series 128GB Solid State Drive

The Barefoot controller from Indilinx was all the rage last year, it was on many solid state drives we reviewed including the Crucial M225 and both the OCZ Vertex and Agility. It seems this year SandForce is getting a lot of attention, but dont forget about the Barefoot controller. Indilinxs new Barefoot controller, called the Barefoot ECO allows drive manufactures to use the 32nm Intel NAND flash rather than the 40nm NAND we are used to seeing in other Indilinx-based drives. Because of the smaller production process of the NAND chips this brings down the cost of the drive. Today we will be taking a look at the 128GB Nova Series Solid State Drive from Corsair that is based on Barefoot ECO controller and is less expensive than other drives based on the older Barefoot controller.

Corsair Nova Series 128GB Solid State Drive Review

EVGA H55V mATX Motherboard Review
Hi Tech Legion posted a review on the EVGA H55V mATX Motherboard

The EVGA H55V motherboard is a small and affordable option. The EVGA H55V comes equipped with the new Intel H55 Express chipset that can keep up with the demands of today. The H55V also supports up to 1333MHz DRAM and many of the current 1156 socket Intel processors. The EVGA H55V is the perfect solution for fast performance, vibrant media and a great Windows 7 experience.

EVGA H55V mATX Motherboard Review

Corsair H5O - Solid performer
ocaholic posted a review on the Corsair H5O watercooling solution

With the H5O Corsair presents a compact watercooling solution which should be able to keep up with todays high-end air coolers. If this really is the case that's what we're going to show you.

Corsair H5O - Solid performer

EVGA P55 FTW (P55 Express) Motherboard Review
TweakTown posted a review on the EVGA P55 FTW (P55 Express) Motherboard

EVGA is a company that is well known for its more enthusiast based motherboards and GPUs. They are also one of the only remaining NVIDIA-only GPU shops. However, they have moved on to use Intel chipsets in their products (especially considering that NV is in a legal battle with Intel over them).

So what does happen when you get a company like EVGA to tinker around with an Intel P55? Does the enthusiast mindset kill off “normal” performance? Or can you get a balance of normal and overclocked speed? Let's find out today.

EVGA P55 FTW (P55 Express) Motherboard Review

Microsoft Office 2010 RTM Review
TechReviewSource.com posted a review on the final release of Microsoft Office 2010

Microsoft Office 2010 has reached release-to-manufacturing (RTM) stage and has been completely finalized and ready for sale. The development of Office 2010 has been along road and with all that time, Microsoft's Office team has been hard at work to include several new features into the new version to help make Office even better than ever. The team strongly focused on the speed of the software as well as adding neat features, like sparklines in Excel, screen shot grabbing in Word, and the ribbon interface in Outlook.

Microsoft Office 2010 RTM Review

Cooler Master GX 750W Power Supply Review
HardwareHeaven.com posted a review on the Cooler Master GX 750W Power Supply

Today we will have a look at a unit from Cooler Master's newest gaming performance range, the GX 750W. The GX series is designed to please demanding gamers and other power users who own SLI/CrossFireX gaming systems. Today we will find out just how good the latest Cooler Master power supply unit really is.

Cooler Master GX 750W Power Supply Review

Motorola Milestone Smartphone Review
t-break posted their Motorola Milestone Smartphone Review

Its the Android Smartphone that you've been waiting for

Motorola Milestone Smartphone Review