Bios Magazine published a review on Window Washer v6.0

As you work on your computer and browse the Internet, you leave behind traces of your activity. This information not only takes up valuable disk space but also jeopardises your privacy. Webroot's Window Washer ($29.95) simply and safely wipes your tracks clean and removes unnecessary files for complete privacy and improved PC performance. It does this by eliminating useless files that clog your hard disk drive and slow down your PC, and by permanently washing away files and folders for ultimate privacy. You needn't worry about a heavy-handed approach either, Window Washer gives you complete control over where and what gets washed so you needn't worry about losing valuable documents.

Window Washer v6.0 Review

Overclockers.co.uk have looked at the Creative Zen V Plus 8GB

In addition to its audio capabilities it can playback video, display photos, receive FM radio, record via a Line-in or internal microphone and even synchronise with your Outlook Contacts and Calendar information. If nothing else it makes for great press release material, but either way it’s difficult to deny that the Zen V Plus packs a lot into its sleek and compact casing.

Creative Zen V Plus 8GB Review



Virtual-Hideout posted Antec MX-1 Actively Cooled HDD Enclosure Review

The Antec MX-1 is not your run-of-the-mill enclosure. Most enclosures are all metal and don't include a fan or even a stand. The MX-1 is extremely lightweight and quieter than most enclosures I have used in the past. The option of using either USB or eSATA is a nice touch and keeps the MX-1 flexible while on the go.

Antec MX-1 Actively Cooled HDD Enclosure Review

Tech ARP posted rev. 12.5 of their Desktop Graphics Card Comparison Guide

Covering over 300 desktop graphics cards, this comprehensive comparison allows you to easily compare 18 different specifications for each and every card. If you need to find out about the specification of any card, just come over and check out our Desktop Graphics Comparison Guide.

We hope it will prove to be a useful reference. We will keep this guide updated regularly so do check back for the latest updates.

Here are the updates:-

- Added Core Speed, Fill Rate, Memory Speed and Memory Bandwidth specifications for the NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Ultra graphics card.
- Corrected the Release Date for the NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Ultra graphics card.
- Total cards : 304

Desktop Graphics Card Comparison Guide Rev. 12.5

Bit-Tech posted a review on the Foxconn N68S7AA nForce 680i SLI motherboard

Foxconn, the massive component manufacturer has just launched its own motherboard based on the nForce 680i SLi chipset. Unlike most 680i boards, this comes complete with two chipset fans, but does that mean it's not a motherboard enthusiasts should consider? Read on to find out.

Foxconn N68S7AA nForce 680i SLI mobo Review

Driver Heaven posted a review on the Hiper Type M 670w Power Supply

High Performance Group, most commonly referred to as Hiper, is a newly found UK based company which has became well known for their high performance power supply units. Hiper acquired most of their fame for the Type-R series which was released a few years ago. The Type-R series were high performance modular units but a lot of attention was given on their aesthetics factor. Today we will take a look at another approach from Hiper, the Type-M series. The Type-M series are not modular and look quite simple, but they are considerably cheaper than the Type-R series and apparently perform just as well or even better. We will soon see if they are worth your time and money.

Hiper Type M 670w Power Supply Review

DragonSteelMods posted Star Wars R2-D2 1Gb Mimobot USB Flash Drive Review

I don't think this little guy needs much of an introduction, when someone says R2-D2, we all know exactly what that person means. Today for review I have a mimobot, what's a mimobot you say? Well it's a really cool USB Thumbdrive, or as mimoco calls them an 'Art Toy USB Flash Drive'. This thing is just plain cool, geeks everywhere should rejoice, mimoco combined two very geeky things, the USB Thumbdrive and Star Wars to produce a limited edition set of mimobots. The set, Series 1, includes Storm Troopers, Darth Vader, Chewbacca and of course R2-D2. So, read on my fellow geeks to check this little gadget out, I've got lots of pictures for you, and of course a bit of testing in this review...

Star Wars R2-D2 1Gb Mimobot USB Flash Drive Review

Madbox PC posted a review on the MSI P965 Neo2 y MSI P965 Platinum in Spanish

MSI provided us with 2 Intel 965 motherboards, one oriented to mid-range segment and other to enthusiast segment. We tested them and we showed their differences overclocking

Read more (Spanish)
Read more (with translator)

TheTechLounge posted a review on the Logitech X-540 5.1 Speakers

With prices for speakers as low as they are, and with all the competition and variety, it's difficult to pick a good set of speakers... Especially if you aren't an audiophile. No matter what price bracket speakers are in, there's a certain degree of mystery as to how they'll perform. Sure, if you drop a fistful of C-notes, you're probably going to get good audio, but even then, the only way to know is to listen. Which is why we've got this 5.1 set from Logitech on our hands. Because our hands, have good, er, ears.

Logitech X-540 5.1 Speakers Review

APH Networks posted a review on the Icy Box IB-266StUS-B 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure

The saturation of hard drive enclosure is quite the opposite of the digital audio player market -- due to the generalization of these boxes, it's hard to set one above another. However, if you want to take close looks at each one, you will notice the differences -- and by these differences it will determine if the enclosure is up as your hard drive's new house. This includes aspects such as aesthetics, design (Physical build-wise), form factor, compatibility, performance, and price. At the 3.5" level, the Thermaltake Silver River DUO is already our favorite -- as it fits almost perfectly into every criteria. Today, we'll take a look at the Icy Box IB-266StUS-B. How well will this product step up in the 2.5" area? Let's give it a good look.

Icy Box IB-266StUS-B 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure Review

3D Game Man posted a review on the Mushkin PC2-6400 4GB Memory

Are you in the market for 4GBs of fast, stable, overclockable memory but you don't want to break the bank? Well, the Mushkin PC2-6400 (HP2-6400) 4GB Memory Kit is it! Being able to overclock this memory from its default speed of 800MHz to 1068MHz is incredible. Especially considering this overclock was using the fairly tight timing of 5-4-4-12. To be honest, this memory was a dream to overclock.

Mushkin PC2-6400 4GB Memory Review

Viper Lair posted a review on the MSI P6N SLI Platinum Motherboard

From a performance, stability and overclocking stand point, some of it depends on the BIOS you use. At time of writing, the latest 1.22 BIOS is still beta, but if you want the most from the board, this is the BIOS revision to use if you are overclocking. Standard performance with the original BIOS is quite good, especially in the memory department. CPU performance does fall slightly behind the likes of the 975x chipset in synthetic tests, but most multimedia applications don't suffer noticeably as a consequence. Gaming performance is excellent.

MSI P6N SLI Platinum Motherboard Review

I4U NEWS reviews the 24 inch NEC MultiSync LCD2470WNX LCD Display

Overall, the NEC 24" MultiSync LCD2470WNX is a very good LCD display that performs well in a variety of situations from movie watching to gaming and general computer use. The only thing I wished for that the NEC 24" MultiSync LCD2470WNX didn't have was a second DVI input.

24 inch NEC LCD2470WNX LCD Display Review

OCC has published an update to their Intel Core2 Q6600 CPU Review

After looking over the benchmarks, it's hard to pick a clear cut winner; but in price vs performance you definitely have to look strongly at the E6600. With overclocking, these CPU's have the ability to reach 4ghz and that makes them much more appealing for the price. In the gaming benchmarks, you can see just how well the 5400X2, E6400, E6600 and E6700 do against the quad. Now if you have the need for major multi tasking, then the quad is probably a better option. We will be adding more CPU's to our benchmarking list as the weeks go by so keep checking back often to see how the rest stack up against the quad.

Quad 6600 Review Updated

Techgage posted a review of Super Talents latest 4GB kit

Although Super Talent is still growing in popularity, they know how to put together a solid kit of ram. Today we will be taking a look at their latest "Performance" 4GB PC2-6400 kit with timings of 5-5-5.

Super Talent 4GB PC2-6400 Review

Futurelooks checks out the Cooler Master iTower 930 PC Enclosure

The Cooler Master iTower 930 is a sleek design with a curved front bezel. Behind the curved front door are removable, hot swappable, hard drive bays making this a great platform for a home server. Or is it more than that? Let's find out!

Cooler Master iTower 930 PC Enclosure Review

XtremeComputing posted Super Talent T1000UX2G4 2 gig Memory kit review

Super Talent are not a small company but rather a very experienced one with 20 years under it's belt so the kit we are looking at today, the T1000UX2G4 2 gig PC8000 1000mhz with 4,5,4,15 timings should return a good performance hit over the recently reviewed Corsair dominator 1066 kit we looked at..

Super Talent T1000UX2G4 2 gig Memory kit Review

HEXUS.net posted a 3-way passively-cooled midrange shootout

In the name of differentiation, larger AICs have taken it upon themselves to design and market passively-cooled cards based on popular GPUs. We have 3 such offerings today, encompassing the Radeon X1650 Pro, Radeon X1650 XT and GeForce 7600 GT SKUs from Sapphire, HIS, and XFX, respectively.

3-way passively-cooled midrange shootout. Sapphire vs HIS

Howtoforge published a step by step guide about installing Xen on a working Debian Etch system

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to install Xen on an already working Debian Etch system. You can find all the software used here in the Etch repository, so no external files or compilation are needed.

Debian Etch And Xen From The Debian Repository