Brother DCP-750CW Review
BIOS Magazine takes a look at the Brother DCP-750CW printer

Replacing Brother's current best-selling range, the new inkjet all-in-one has a stylish and compact look as well as improved functionality, quality, print speed and double the memory size (32MB). For less than 80, homeworkers can now create an efficient and compact work area and enjoy similar technical benefits as their office-based colleagues, without stumbling over large and unnecessary equipment.

Brother DCP-750CW Review

Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad Review
GideonTech posted a review on the Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad

There are a slew of gaming mice on the market today. Models ranging from low budget to some very pricey offerings. Flexiglow, the makers of Cyber Snipa, have brought out a mouse that not only has enough programmable buttons to satisfy the hardcore gamer, it also has the functionality to let you tone down the unit for every day use.

Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad Review



Zalman ZM600-HP 600 W Power Supply Review
Hardware Secrets has posted a review on the Zalman ZM600-HP 600 W Power Supply

Zalman ZM600-HP is a high-end power supply featuring a big 120-mm fan, an internal heatsink with a heat-pipe, modular cabling system and also EPS12V-compatible, being targeted to high-end SLI and CrossFire systems. Let’s take an in-depth look on this power supply.

Zalman ZM600-HP 600 W Power Supply Review

Microsoft Zune - Part 1/3
3D Game Man posted part 1 of their Microsoft Zune review

The newest competitor to come about is Microsoft. This November Microsoft dropped its previous attempt to take over the iTunes market (PlayForSure and MSN Music), and introduced the all new Microsoft Zune. This had been rumored for many months by bloggers around the web but until just a few short months ago, there had been no real proof. Once the player was officially announced, the term 'iPod Killer' was instantly tagged to the player. While Microsoft continues to deny, and rightly so, that they are trying to produce an 'iPod Killer', there is still the obvious jealousy. Microsoft is dedicating multiples of millions of dollars to creating what they are calling a more 'social experience.'

Microsoft Zune - Part 1/3

OCZ Titanium Alpha VX2 PC2 8000 Review
Maxit posted a review on the FOXCONN Preview NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTX and GTS Graphics Cards for Extreme Gaming

Top spec performance and Max Power styling. That'll be the OCZ Titanium series then. The PC2-8000 Titanium Alpha VX2 is currently some of the finest DDR2 memory available for Core 2 Duo and AMD processors. Extreme voltage support, tight 4-4-4-15 timings at SPD and probably the sexiest heatsink spreaders ever made. Stop drooling and find out if they live up to the hype in our review.

OCZ Titanium Alpha VX2 PC2 8000 Review

Evercool PT02-9232CP Bifurcated Fin Heatsink Review
PC Stats posted a review on the Evercool PT02-9232CP Bifurcated Fin Heatsink

The Intel 'Prescott FMB2' compliant Evercool PT02-9232CP heatsink is equipped with a 32x92x92mm 4-pin PWM fan that rotates at between 1300 and 4000RPM. When installed on a PWM fan compatible socket 775 motherboard, the fan will scale its speed from 4000RPM down to meet the immediate thermal needs of the processor without creating unnecessary noise. When the PT02-9232CP heatsink is connected to a standard three pin fan header however, the fan spins at its maximum speed of 4000 rpm by default.

Evercool PT02-9232CP Bifurcated Fin Heatsink Review

Corsair HX620W PSU Review
PC Modding Malaysia posted a review on the Corsair HX620W Modular PSU

The Corsair HX Series modular power supply marked a new exciting product for Corsair. Corsair has engineered the HX Series to stand up to the demands of the most robust PC systems which includes high performance PCs and gaming systems, audio/video workstations, and file servers. Available in 620W and 520W models, Corsair aims to deliver continuous fully rated output with triple +12V rails. Apart from that, theses new Corsair HX power supplies features modular cable solution that offers flexible cables for better cable management. Join us as we put the Corsair HX620W power supply to the test and pit it against the best 600W modular PSUs in the market.

Corsair HX620W PSU Review

CPU Cooler Round-Up
Tech ARP posted a CPU Cooler Round-Up

If you are looking for a CPU cooler, make sure you take a look at our new CPU cooler round-up. We take some of the latest and most popular coolers to task and see how they really perform. Don't buy that cooler until you have seen our results!

CPU Cooler Round-Up

OCZ EvoStream 600W Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the OCZ EvoStream 600W

The OCZ EvoStream 600W is a powerful PSU that comes with modular connectors to help you reduce the cable mess in your case. On top of that you get four independent 12V rails that can supply all the power your video cards may ever need. In our testing on a Crossfire system the 12V line was exceptionally stable, making this unit a great choice for overclockers.

OCZ EvoStream 600W Review

Ultra Box - nForce 4 SLI Socket 939 Review
Modders-Inc has a new review online on the Ultra Box - nForce 4 SLI Socket 939

Ultra has packaged up several great features with the Ultra Box barebone kit. The MicroFly is by far one of the better SFF cases due to the fact that it provides excellent cooling, offers a removable motherboard tray, and will accept standard size ATX power supplies. It has great looks, is lightweight, and will be easy to carry back and forth to LAN events.

Ultra Box - nForce 4 SLI Socket 939 Review

Vigor Monsoon II TEC CPU Cooler Review
PC Apex Review has posted a review on the Vigor Monsoon II TEC CPU Cooler

The cooler itself is quite a beast, weighing in at almost 1 kg with the fan attached. The design is tried-and-true: heat pipes & a lot of stacked fins. The unique feature of the Monsoon II, of course, is the 50W TEC element integrated into the base. The TEC is sandwiched between the nickel-plated copper base plate and a hot plate. Both the base plate and hot plate contain 4 heat pipes (2 to each side) that carry the heat to the fins. The heat pipes attached to the base plate have the same function as in any normal heat sink, but the ones attached to the hot plate remove heat generated at the hot side of the TEC. This way, the TEC assists the passive operation of the base plate heat pipes. Even if the TEC fails, you still have a semi-functional passive heat sink.

Vigor Monsoon II TEC CPU Cooler Review

HIS X1650XT 256MB iSilenceII Video Cards (CrossFire) Review
3D Game Man posted a review on the HIS X1650XT 256MB iSilenceII Video Cards (CrossFire)

The HIS X1650XT series of Video Cards offer tremendous value. When combined in a CrossFire configuration they still offer great value, but performance goes way up! As a matter of fact, two X1650XT Video Cards will outperform a single X1950Pro Video Card in some instances. If you're on a budget and want a CrossFire setup, get 'em! Watch the Video to find out more...

HIS X1650XT 256MB iSilenceII Video Cards (CrossFire) Review

USB Geek USB to SATA/IDE Universal Kit
Overclockers Online has posted a new review on the USB Geek USB to SATA/IDE Universal Kit

Devices such as the USB to SATA/IDE Universal Kit with One Touch Backup aim to make life easier due to their convenience. However, there is a small price to pay, other than the price itself, for the convenience.

USB Geek USB to SATA/IDE Universal Kit

Logitech G7 Review
Techgage posted a review of the Logitech G7, carbon fiber edition.

Is the G7 the killer wireless gaming mouse we've been waiting for? Included is the proven design of the other Logitech gaming mice, spare battery and even DPI control.

Logitech G7 Review

Super Talent 2GB PC2-8000 DDR2 Memory Kit Review
Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the Super Talent 2GB PC2-8000 DDR2 Memory Kit

Super Talent recently revamped the looks of all their overclocking kits with new blue heatspreaders. And let me tell you these are some beefy heatspreaders. The kit I'll be checking out today is rated for 1000MHz operation at an aggressive 4-5-4-15 and a respectable voltage of 2.2v.

Super Talent 2GB PC2-8000 DDR2 Memory Kit Review

Low-End DIY Computer Buyer's Guide
TheTechLounge posted a Low-End DIY Computer Buyer's Guide

Black Friday is almost here. The big corporations of this world are starting to foam at the mouth at the thought of astronomical holiday sales. Let's be honest, we're going a little rabid ourselves. This guide will get you started on an enviable computer with huge potential for expansion, and with Vista looming, you'll be glad you made room for it. This price guide is aimed squarely at the price-conscious DIY system builder, with a budget set at $800.

Low-End DIY Computer Buyer's Guide

Icemat Siberia In:Ear Headset
ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Icemat Siberia In:Ear Headset

Ever since Icemat's inception in 2000, they have provided gamers with high quality products that stand out. The Icemat Siberia In:Ear Headset is no exception. Style is one of Icemat's strong points, and it definitely shows in this headset. It features an amazing rich sound, and great design elements in a small package. With a separate microphone, this headset can be used in a wide array of applications. The small design also makes it perfect for portable devices such as MP3 players. So read on to find out more about the Icemat Siberia In:Ear Headset.

Icemat Siberia In:Ear Headset

Zalman ZM600-HP Heatpipe Cooled Modular 600 Watt Power Supply Review
Tweaknews posted a review on the Zalman ZM600-HP Heatpipe Cooled Modular 600 Watt Power Supply

I'm very impressed by Zalman's newest PSU offering. The ZM600-HP seems to deliver the goods everywhere one looks. The heatpipe feature keeps it running cool and the LEDs keep it looking cool. This PSU has enough power to supply all but the most extreme systems with ease. Outstanding stability and efficiency are complimented by near-silent operation and a pleasing blue glow.

Zalman ZM600-HP Heatpipe Cooled Modular 600 Watt Power Supply Review

Epson PictureMate 280 Review
BIOS Magazine posted a review on the Epson PictureMate 280

The PictureMate 280 (145 ex. VAT) is Epson's latest portable photo printer. Sitting at the top of the company's range, the PictureMate
280 (215x152x180mm, 3.1kg) lets you enjoy the latest benefits of digital photography without sacrificing the family tradition of collecting and sharing your photos. In other words, it's a brilliant product for those who find using a computer to manage and print digital photographs a chore, or for those who would like to make printing and sharing photos more sociable.

Epson PictureMate 280 Review