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Corsair Pro Series XMS2-5400 DDR2 Memory

@ 2005/04/10 read/post comments(0)

In the past, when we've reviewed DDR2 memory, we've found the results to be a mixed bag. In general, the memory is capable of running at very high clock speeds, but overall performance is hamstrung by the very high latencies… Go To Full Article

Sunbeam Silent Anodized LED Fan's

@ 2005/04/10 read/post comments(0)

If you want a quiet system, with relatively good airflow, then throw a few of these in there. I'm thinking of putting four of them as my intake fans for the quietness of them, and for the cool color!! If… Go To Full Article

Patriot PC3200+XBLK

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Patriot PC3200+XBLK is manufactured with Samsung TCCD memory chips on the preferred Brainpower PCB for this memory. You can identify the Brainpower PCB by looking at the back side of the memory. As you can see in the photo, there… Go To Full Article

Albatron PC6600GT Video Card

@ 2005/04/10 read/post comments(0)

When all is said and done, I think the Albatron 6600 GT is a great mainstream card. I would have liked NVIDIA to support OpenGL 2.0 with the 6xxx series, like ATi has done with the X8xxXL cards. When it… Go To Full Article

Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox

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The standard Microsoft Xbox headset, which tends to come packaged with subscription cards is very much the default Xbox headset, in no small part due to the fact that almost any third-party headset needs the Microsoft-brand adapter in order to… Go To Full Article

FSP Blue Storm 500W Power Supply

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Today on the review bench is FSP Group's AX500-A "Blue Storm" 500-watt power supply. FSP Group is better known as Fortron, and is no stranger to the powersupply scene. From my initial inspection of the box, it seems that FSP… Go To Full Article

A-Top Technology XPlode case

@ 2005/04/09 read/post comments(0)

Although there are many veterans in the computer case and component industry, not all know how to put a package together that satisfies today’s hardware enthusiast. Lucky for you, A-Top Technology has accomplished this task o�*n several levels. Up for… Go To Full Article

Hiyatec Notebook Cooler

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Alpha & Omega Computers sent over their Notebook USB Cooling Pad with Temperature LCD Display made by Hiyatek to test out. This USB cooling pad houses 2 70mm speed controlled fans below an aluminum spacer plate Go To Full Article

LiteOn Dual Layer SOHW-1673S

@ 2005/04/09 read/post comments(0)

With all the Dual Layer DVD drives on the market, it's hard to keep up with them. Hot on the heels of the SOHW-1633s comes LiteOn's new SOHW-1673S. Let's have a look shall we? Direct… Go To Full Article

Understanding Speaker Frequency Response

@ 2005/04/09 read/post comments(0)

Here's a quick quiz: which of these two speakers sounds better: Speaker A with a frequency response range of 45Hz to 18kHz or, Speaker B with a range of 20Hz to 25kHz? The truth is... (read full article for details) Go To Full Article

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