Zalman ZM-NC1500 Ultra-Quiet Notebook Cooler Review
OCModShop posted a review on the Zalman ZM-NC1500 Ultra-Quiet Notebook Cooler

Notebook computer pack an awful lot of electronics into a small space. As notebooks get more powerful, so does their heat output, and people who use their notebooks as a "desktop replacement" feel all of that power on their legs (please no dirty jokes).

Zalman has unleashed their latest notebook cooler to help alleviate our pain, dubbed the ZM-NC1500 Ultra Quiet Notebook Cooler. Like many of the other notebook coolers we've reviewed over the years, this one elevates the notebook from your work surface, offers additional ventilation and airflow. This edition not only comes with extra fans, but an extra USB port, as well. It is also large enough to accomodate today's large 17" laptops.

Zalman ZM-NC1500 Ultra-Quiet Notebook Cooler Review

CoolerMaster 600, OCZ 600 and Zalman 660W PSU roundup
Madshrimps posted CoolerMaster 600, OCZ 600 and Zalman 660W PSU roundup

Looking for a 600~700W pc power supply but haven=B4t decided yet what to get? We at Madshrimps have tested three popular products from major brands like Coolermaster, Zalman and OCZ. We compared features, performance and efficiency. Which one to get? Read on to find out!

CoolerMaster 600, OCZ 600 and Zalman 660W PSU roundup



ASUS P7P55D EVO: First look in pictures
Elite Bastards takes a first look at the ASUS P7P55D EVO

With the launch of Intel's Socket LGA 1156 Core i5 processors drawing ever closer, today we take an early look at another ASUS motherboard designed to support these mainstream Nehalem derivative CPUs. Following on from the enthusiast-oriented Maximus III Formula we examined recently, the subject of today's preview is the P7P55D EVO, which still packs plenty of features into its own take on Intel's P55 chipset.

ASUS P7P55D EVO: First look in pictures

Dell PowerEdge R710 server review
IT Pro have a Dell PowerEdge R710 server review

When we took an exclusive look at Dell's PowerEdge R610 at the end of March we were bowled over by this 1U rack server's innovative new features, slick design and value. Now we move up to the latest 2U PowerEdge R710 and see whether it has what it takes to stand up to HP's ProLiant DL380, which HP claims is the world's best selling server.

Dell PowerEdge R710 server review

Akasa 120mm Apache Fan Review
Tech-Reviews.co.uk posted Akasa 120mm Apache Fan Review

Cooling fans have always been a sector of the computer market which has always been improving. With advancements such as silent bearings, PWM control and mixtures of blade designs, it's always very difficult to choose the very best case fan. But today, Akasa hopes to make the decision simpler with their 'Apache Fan'.

Akasa 120mm Apache Fan Review

Genius NetScroll G500 Laser Mouse Review
Verdis Reviews takes a look at the Genius NetScroll G500 Laser Mouse

Genius already has an extensive and highly successive range of gaming mice so what brings them to release yet another 'gaming grade' mouse you might ask? Well this new model despite being classed in the gaming category appears to be a bit more of an all-round design with its less flamboyant exterior and more affordable price tag. Of course Genius has still managed to integrate some new cunning design features into the NetScroll G500 Laser but I won't spill the beans just yet. Read on to take a closer look.

Genius NetScroll G500 Laser Mouse Review

Super Talent SATA II Mini 2 PCIe MLC 64GB SSD Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the Super Talent SATA II Mini 2 PCIe MLC 64GB SSD

Is the stock SSD in your netbook so slow it's driving you nuts? Well, Super Talent has the cure with their new SATA Mini 2 PCIe SSD. Their new line of SSDs were designed to be a drop in replacement for the ASUS Eee PC S101,900, 900A and 901 netbook PCs. Join us as we take a look at the 64GB MLC version and how it performs in an ASUS Eee PC 900 netbook.

Super Talent SATA II Mini 2 PCIe MLC 64GB SSD Review

Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview Review
TechReviewSource.com posted a review on Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview

Microsoft has made available their Office 2010 technical preview to invite only participants and we were lucky enough to obtain one. Office 2010 is the successor to Microsoft's Office 2007, which changed the way Office looks with the ribbon. Office 2010 is not in its final stages by any means, but there are plenty of new features to be excited about.

Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview Review

NZXT SENTRY 2 5.25" Touch Screen fan controller reviewed
TestFreaks checked out the NZXT SENTRY 2 5.25" Touch Screen fan controller

Today for review I got the new NZXT Sentry 2 fan controller, it features a touch screen, and the ability to control up to five fans, monitor five temperatures in your computer, and it all fits in a single 5.25 3 bay. So continue on to learn more about one of the best fan controllers on the market today

NZXT SENTRY 2 5.25" Touch Screen fan controller reviewed

NZXT Zero 2 Full Tower Case Review
PC Perspective posted a review on the NZXT Zero 2 Full Tower Case

Today, we have the second revision of NZXT's Zero case called the Zero 2. NZXT went back to the drawing board and developed a steel chassis to give the case a lot more stability and rigidness that most PC builders look for when building a new system. The new chassis uses 1.0mm steel, which bumps the entire weight of the case to 10.2 kilograms, which is roughly 22.4 lbs. That's a pretty big different from the original Zero that weighed in at 7.35 kilograms or 16.2 lbs. Let's see if the extra durability is enough to entice consumers to this full tower case.

NZXT Zero 2 Full Tower Case Review

NZXT Beta Classic Series Mid-tower Review
Hi Tech Legion posted a review on the NZXT Beta Classic Series Mid-tower

Considering the fact that this is an Entry Level case, it is a case that everyone can use. Now, with all the cases I have been through, this is a first where I haven't seen a rear fan. A little shock to me, but that doesn't mean that no one can get this case. As I mentioned, it did what it is supposed to do, and that's about it.What's my complaint? Well, the rear fan not being there. It's a minor complaint, although I personally would have loved a rear fan there. That's my opinion though, so if you like that it doesn't have the fan, then good for you! But, like I said, all the cases I have seen had a rear fan, and I just found it really odd that there wasn't a rear fan, and, come to think about it, it didn't come with a manual! Overall, this case did what it is expected to, and it works fine.

NZXT Beta Classic Series Mid-tower Review

Coolermaster Silent Pro M500 Review
XSReviews has reviewed the Coolermaster Silent Pro M500 PSU

With power supplies, many people believe that bigger is better but in truth most rigs will never draw above 500W including my i7 rig at full tilt. So should we be buying smaller wattage units that are not only cheaper but also generally quieter? Yes, the battle between noise and performance once again rages in the PSU market and Cooler Master's Pro M500 unit hopes to be the quietest we've tested yet. Featuring a 135mm fan, transferring heat from hot spots and fin type design, Cooler Master's unit can certainly talk the talk but can it walk the walk? Let's find out.

Coolermaster Silent Pro M500 Review

Pogoplug NAS Device Review
HotHardware.com posted a review on the Pogoplug NAS Device

For many, just the thought of setting up and using a network attached storage (NAS) device makes their eyes cross and their pulses increase. While even the technophobic recognize the benefits of having a network-based repository of files for sharing and backup, the concept can still seem daunting to some. The reality is that NAS devices have become surprisingly easy to set up and use, but most still require at least a modicum of networking knowhow. In a bid to allay the fears of even the greenest of computer users, however, CloudEngine's Pogoplug makes setting up and using a NAS device as easy as it can possibly be.

Pogoplug NAS Device Review

ASUS P7P55D EVO Core i5 Motherboard Preview
Legit Reviews posted a preview on the ASUS P7P55D EVO Core i5 Motherboard

Legit Reviews got some exclusive pictures of the ASUS P7P55D EVO motherboard from Taiwan this morning that are from a new revision of the board that has never been seen before. Read to see the most recent design changes and to see why the Marvell controller has been removed, which means SATA 6GB/s is no longer a board feature.

ASUS P7P55D EVO Core i5 Motherboard Preview

Razer Goliathus Gaming Mouse Pad Review
TechwareLabs has published a review of the Razer Goliathus Gaming Mouse Pad

Join Will as we take a look at the Goliathus Gaming Mouse Pad from Razer. Will this pad be the missing link between you and that all new high game, or will you be better off checking out that $5 pad from Wal-Mart? Join us here at TechwareLabs as we take a look...

Razer Goliathus Gaming Mouse Pad Review

Gigabyte Lynnfield P55 Motherboard Sneak Peeks
HotHardware.com posted a preview on the Gigabyte Lynnfield P55 Motherboard

It appears the Intel P55 motherboard previews are all the rage the past couple of days, so we thought we'd get into the mix as well and show off a couple of Gigabyte-built motherboards that feature Intel's upcoming P55 chipset for LGA1156 processors, codenamed Lynnfield.

First up is the Gigabyte GA-P55-UD4P followed by the higher-end GA-P55-UD6 with a 24 Phase power design. Head on over to the site and check them out...

Gigabyte Lynnfield P55 Motherboard Sneak Peeks

A-DATA S805 Flash Drive Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the A-DATA S805 Flash Drive

The S805 from A-DATA is the perfect storage companion for the outdoor user or as a key chain. The nice metal clip along with a solid frame make this stick perfect in that regard, even if it is not a speed demon, but the S805 still manages to be Vista Readyboost ready.

A-DATA S805 Flash Drive Review

NZXT Cryo S Laptop Cooler Review
OCIA.net has posted their review of the NZXT Cryo S Laptop Cooler

Tere are all sorts of laptop coolers on the market, but OCIA.net has only seen a few of them. Back in February of last year, our reviewer Frank Stroupe had a chance to check out NZXT's high end, aluminum laptop cooler, the Cryo LX, which fits up to 19" wide-screen laptops. NZXT was born into the case market, so designing for style on top of functionality is the name of their game. This design process proved thoughtful and effective as the Cryo LX earned our seal of approval. Today, NZXT is at it again, as I have a look at their Cryo S aluminum laptop cooler.

NZXT Cryo S Laptop Cooler Review

NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler Reviewed
DragonSteelMods posted a review on the NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler

Like most people, notebook coolers come in all shapes and sizes. If you are looking for something light and portable, then the NXZT Cryo LX is not meant for you. It carries the self proclaimed title "world's largest full aluminum notebook cooler" for good reason. Thankfully NZXT also designed it to be easily transportable with a fold up design.

NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler Reviewed

Cooler Master UCP 700W Power Supply Review
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Cooler Master UCP 700W Power Supply

UCP 700 W (also known as RS700-AAAAA3-US) from Cooler Master uses a DC-DC converter on its secondary, i.e. it is basically a +12 V power supply using two small power supplies to convert the main +12 V output into +5 V and +3.3 V. This is the same principle behind power supplies from Antec Signature, Seasonic M12D, Corsair HX (750W and up) series and at least with these other units it proved to deliver very high efficiency. UCP 700 W is 80 Plus Silver certified, meaning that it provides at least 85% efficiency at full load and at least 88% efficiency during typical (50% load) operation. By the way, UCP stands for Ultimate Circuit Protection.

Cooler Master UCP 700W Power Supply Review

Xigmatek NRP-PC502 500W PSU Review
JonnyGURU.com posted a review on the Xigmatek NRP-PC502 500W PSU

Not too long ago, I looked at a low powered Xigmatek unit that did a pretty good job of being a budget power supply and yet still being decent quality, the No Rules Power PC501. Folks, it seems that Xigmatek wasn't entirely happy with the 501, for today I have in my hands the 502. It promises to be a more efficient, environmentally friendly version of the older 501.

Will it impress or depress? Let's find out.

Xigmatek NRP-PC502 500W PSU Review

ATI Radeon HD 4730 CrossFire Review
InsideHW.com has reviewed Sapphire and PowerColor ATI Radeon HD 4730
graphics cards.

Position in which Radeon HD 4770 found itself, at one moment, has been little bit unpleasant. Lack of available GPUs combined with huge demand can be nightmare situation for any GPU manufacturer. Reason for this situation is newly adopted and implemented 40nm manufacturing process that wasn't reliable enough at that moment. Situation got improved after price drops of some HD 4850 and HD 4830 models. As another way for further improvements in this situation new Radeon HD 4730 was presented.

ATI Radeon HD 4730 CrossFire Review

TRENDnet 7'' Wireless Internet Camera and Photo Monitor Review
PCShopTalk posted a review on the TRENDnet 7' Wireless Internet Camera and Photo Monitor

In this review, I will test and describe a very interesting device from TRENDnet, the TV-M7, which allows us to watch the installed SecurView cameras over wireless, but also browse photos, listen to music or watch videos, locally or over the network.

TRENDnet 7'' Wireless Internet Camera and Photo Monitor Review

NZXT Cryo S Aluminum Notebook Cooler Review
CCE Reviews has posted a new article on the NZXT Cryo S Aluminum Notebook Cooler

The NZXT Cryo S is a great accessory, it provides additional cooling for your notebook without adding much noise, improves posture by tilting the keyboard and comes with extra USB ports. If the Cryo S had a power off switch for the fan, this would be the complete cooler to own.

NZXT Cryo S Aluminum Notebook Cooler Review

Lian Li PC-B70 Full Tower Case Review
TweakTown posted a review on the Lian Li PC-B70 Full Tower Case

When I first got into overclocking my computers, my decisions were based on looks with effectiveness in mind, but noise was a distant concern with my purchases. Years of coolers maxed at 100% for cooling effectiveness took their toll on me and members of my various VOIP servers. I had a rig that was jokingly referred to as a GE 120. For those who don’t know, that is a jet engine developed by General Electric. So now you get a feel for what I was dealing with.

Time progressed and I pushed a lot of my hardware close to death, but I have lost the urge to run my PC at breakneck speeds. With this decision, I noticed how much quieter my computer could run and got really accustomed to it. I have had some of the quietest coolers for CPU’s and GPU’s but I always overlooked the benefits of what a chassis could do to aid in this search for silence. Lian Li is offering us just that, a chassis based on the quest to make your PC as quiet as physically possible.

Lian Li PC-B70 Full Tower Case Review

NZXT Beta Review
PureOverclock has published a review of the NZXT Beta mid-tower computer case.

In these tough economic times, spending even $100 on a new computer case may be out of the question for many of us. So, the question then becomes: What are we to do? Seeing this need unfulfilled as of yet, in steps NZXT's newest offering, the Beta. Priced very low into the sub $100 category, they are hoping to include enough features found in some of their more expensive cases, into a new design that most anyone can afford. But, how well have they done? How good can a case that costs less than most hard drives these days really be? These are the questions that we are looking to discover today.

NZXT Beta Review

Seagate Barracuda LP 2TB (ST32000542AS) Review
HardwareLogic posted a review on the Seagate Barracuda LP 2TB (ST32000542AS)

Seagate might not have been the first to reach the next terabyte milestone -- Western Digital holds that distinction -- but the company can claim the fastest 2TB hard drive on the block. Like WD's 2TB model, Seagate's Barracuda LP sports a slower rotational speed than performance-oriented drives in order to cut back on power consumption and save energy. Only Seagate didn't scale all the way back to 5400RPM, a long-time standard among low-power drives, and instead put the breaks on at 5900RPM, giving it a slight advantage over the competition. Rotational speed aside, how do the two stack up on paper?

Seagate Barracuda LP 2TB (ST32000542AS) Review