bit-tech.net published a review of MSI's P35 Platinium motherboard

The feature set is solid, it looks great and offers enough to keep the majority of people interested. The box could offer a few more extras like additional USB ports and the board's eSATA solution is inferior to Gigabyte's optional bracket. However, if you're a fan of quiet computing and want something rock solid stable with an enthusiast friendly BIOS, superb overclocking and a not too stressing price, then the MSI P35 Platinum should definitely be one to consider.

MSI P35 Platinum reviewed

techPowerUp! has posted two Computex 2007 articles

Computex 2007: A-DATA

A-DATA is showing off a lot of different and very innovative flash memory devices. You will find tiny memory sticks as well as rugged ones at their booth. All new DDR2 1200 MHz and DDR3 memory is also on display, while their new line-up of digital picture frames is being shown off for the first time.

Computex 2007: A-DATA

Computex 2007: Akasa

Akasa has brought an all new line-up of VGA coolers to Computex and is also showing off new CPU coolers and brand-new power supplies with 135 mm fans. Even a golden colored, actively cooled notebook cooling pad can be viewed at their booth.

Computex 2007: Akasa



Bigbruin.com has posted a review on the HEC Group Zephyr 650W ATX Power Supply

Noise is always a concern, and I am happy to say that even with the 120mm and 80mm fan in the Zephyr 650W, the system remains virtually silent. You have to pay close attention to notice the thermally controlled changes in fan speed, as you simply can not hear them even when they are operating at full speed.

HEC Group Zephyr 650W ATX Power Supply Review

Gamepyre posted an Alienware Overclocking Article

Since the introduction of the microprocessor in the late 1970s, enthusiasts have been pushing their processors to the limit by giving them more power. As PCs became mainstream, as nanometers got smaller and as processors began using more silicon, "overclocking" a desktop's processor became a common practice for anyone looking to add a little oomph to their computer's performance. Nowadays the practice has become so common that many of the major PC manufacturers offer computers with already overclocked components.

Alienware Overclocking Article

DNRhardware.nl posted a review on the Jetway 8600GTS VGA in Dutch

Jetway is back in town. We wanted to check them out and see what they where doing. We tested a 8600GTS and with there low price and good scores, Jetway is definitely a player to keep an eye on. Take a look at our review and see how it performs.

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Hardware Secrets posted MSI P35 Neo Combo Motherboard Review

P35 Neo Combo from MSI – which is also known as MS-7365 – is based on the latest Intel mainstream chipset, P35, being a motherboard targeted to the average user that wants support for DDR3 memories but keeping DDR2 compatibility, as this motherboard provides sockets for both DDR2 and DDR3 memories, plus support for the forthcoming Core 2 Duo CPUs based on the new 1,333 MHz external bus. Let’s see the features and performance from his new release from MSI.

[url=http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/460]MSI P35 Neo Combo Motherboard Review

Tech ARP updated their Mobile GPU Comparison Guide

These days, there are so many mobile GPU models that it has become quite impossible to keep up with the different configurations. Therefore, we decided to compile this guide to provide an easy reference for those who are interested in comparing the specifications of the various mobile GPUs in the market as well as those already obsolescent or obsolete.

Currently covering over 110 mobile GPUs, this comprehensive comparison will allow you to easily compare 17 different specifications for each and every GPU. 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 the NVIDIA GeForce 8700M GT GPU.
- Added and updated all specifications for the NVIDIA Quadro FX 1600M, 570M and 360M GPUs.
- Added the ROP specification for the NVIDIA GeForce 8400M G GPU.
- Total GPUs : 113

Mobile GPU Comparison Guide Rev. 6.6

Neoseeker has published a review of Asus' P5K3 Deluxe WiFi board

As history shows, Asus enthusiast motherboards generally overclock pretty well, and the P5K Deluxe WiFi is no exception.

I was able to reach a stable 485x7 - namely a 1940MHz FSB (not too shabby at all!) which is an excellent result. Reportedly and supposedly, other people have reached 530MHz, and even higher. However, keeping in mind that I only count stable results; I was able to post and even get to the Windows desktop at over 500MHz, but without real stability.

Asus P5K Deluxe WiFi Review

techPowerUp! posted two articles as part of their ongoing Computex 2007 coverage

Computex 2007: Elixir

Elixir has a fancy yellow booth, showing off various DDR3 1066 or 1333 MHz modules for notebooks and desktops. Their demo system is running the new memory at 1600 MHz, while you will also find DDR2 sticks running 1066 MHz at default voltage on display.

Computex 2007: Elixir

Computex 2007: Alutek

Elixir has a fancy yellow booth, showing off various DDR3 1066 or 1333 MHz modules for notebooks and desktops. Their demo system is running the new memory at 1600 MHz, while you will also find DDR2 sticks running 1066 MHz at default voltage on display.

Computex 2007: Alutek

PC Stats posted PNY XLR8 D22GX85XL-5 2GB PC2-8500 Memory Review

The PNY XLR8 D22GX85XL-5 dual channel memory kit has a default clock speed of DDR2-1066 MHz while using 5-5-5-15 timings and a voltage of 2.2V. The XLR8 D22GX85XL-5 is compatible with nVIDIA's EPP standard so that means if you're a novice overclocker, team the memory up with the proper motherboard and the system will overclock itself.

PNY XLR8 D22GX85XL-5 2GB PC2-8500 Memory Review

DragonSteelMods posted a review on the Akasa Evo 120 Heatpipe CPU Cooler

Today for review I have another entry into the CPU Cooling arena, this time it's from Akasa, and it is called the Evo 120. The 120 signifies the 120mm fan that the Evo CPU Cooler uses, which I found to be virtually silent. I've found that the Evo 120 CPU cooler can be an excellent choice to replace an Intel or AMD stock cooling solution for performance and silence, so read on...

Akasa Evo 120 Heatpipe CPU Cooler Review

OCC has published a new review of the Lapworks Aluminum Desktop Stand

Are you having trouble with fatigue and sore shoulders, because of the way you have to use your laptop computer? Neck strain because you are always looking down at the monitor? Get the numbness and tingling that signals the beginnings of Carpal Tunnel syndrome? These are some of the problems experienced by plenty of people every day across the world. What if there was a way to help ease some of that strain while working at your desk or workstation? There just might be a something that can help. The Lapworks aluminum desktop computer stand is an adjustable stand that functions not only as a stand, but as a cooler as well. With the ability to go from a flat 0% incline to an angle of 45%, you can hook up a keyboard to your laptop and have the monitor at the correct viewing height to prevent neck strain. There are six available stops on the adjustment ladder - three suitable for use when typing and the balance when using the laptop as a monitor, only with a keyboard and mouse attached.

Lapworks Aluminum Desktop Stand Review

HotHardware.com posted a review on the Intel V8 Media Creation Platform

It was at this year's Consumer Electronics Show that we were first exposed to an Intel demo machine dubbed the ' V8' . Intel wouldn't label the machine as a direct response to the QuadFX platform by AMD, but they did want to stress the point that enthusiasts could have a dual-socket, eight-core, Intel powered machine today if they went with a workstation platform. At the heart of the V8 machine were two quad-core Xeon processors, a dual-socket S5000XVN motherboard, and 4GB of RAM. No doubt a powerful system. But there was only so much Intel could convey in a 'quick and dirty' demo. To assess the true power and capabilities of V8, we'd have to gain unfettered access to the machine and put it through its paces on our own terms and with our own suite of benchmarks. And that's exactly what we've done. Head on over to the site and check it out.

Intel V8 Media Creation Platform Review

Techgage posted a review of the ASUS P5K P35 motherboard

With the launch of Intel's P35 chipset, ASUS promptly released seven boards for you to choose from. A few weeks ago we had taken a look at the P5K3 and were left very impressed. Given the fact that the P5K is strikingly similar in specs, we hope to be left as equally impressed.

ASUS P5K Deluxe WiFi-AP Review

TrustedReviews have looked at the Evesham Prestige VP Plus

Evesham Technology is one of the oldest PC manufacturers in the UK and has a reputation for both well-built products and good after-sales service. It may not be the cheapest source for a business PCs, but over the years many customers have returned to Evesham to renew their aging systems.

Evesham Prestige VP Plus Review

TrustedReviews have looked at the Canon PowerShot A570 IS

For just over a year now, any time anyone has asked me to recommend a good low-cost mid-range camera with manual controls, I have unhesitatingly pointed them at the Canon PowerShot A540, which I reviewed here in May of last year. However my recommendation will be changing from now on, because Canon has recently replaced the deservedly popular A540 with this, the PowerShot A570 IS.

Canon PowerShot A570 IS Review

TrustedReviews have looked at the Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook P7230

Ask anyone in the TR office and you'll probably find that we all like our notebooks as small as possible. Sure, a desktop replacement has its uses, as does a gaming notebook or a media notebook but as our activities often take us out of the office the smaller the notebook, the better. Thus the Fujitsu-Siemens Lifebook P7230 is certainly of interest, with the 10.6in display and 1.37kg weight putting it squarely in the ultra-portable bracket. Even more attractive is the internal HSDPA module which, along with the ubiquitous 802.11a/b/g wireless, gives the P7230 as much wireless connectivity as you're ever likely to need short of strapping your own personal satellite to your back.

Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook P7230 Review

XSReviews has reviewed the Super Talent T800UX4GC5 4gb

When it comes to performance memory, there is always a short list of names that comes up. However, over the lat couple of years other manufacturers have muscled their way onto the scene and one of these is Super Talent. Today I will be reviewing their huge 4gb kit, named the T800UX4GC5.

Super Talent T800UX4GC5 4gb Review