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TFT Display Round Up and Buyers Guide

@ 2005/01/27 read/post comments(0)

The physically fixed pixels of an LCD monitor restrict it to one "native" resolution. The typical 15" LCD runs at 1024x768, and most 17" models run at 1280x1024. There are exceptions to this rule, very cheap screens may be cheap… Go To Full Article

Modding Bootcamp - Sleeving & Cable Tidying

@ 2005/01/27 read/post comments(0)

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Logisys Glacier 500W Power Supply

@ 2005/01/27 read/post comments(0)

The PSU itself is quite rugged and sturdy. It weighs in at approximately 3lbs on my bathroom scale, which (considering the acrylic and aluminum casing) is quite heavy. For reference, my all steel 470Watt Enermax Noisetaker weighs 4.5lbs Go To Full Article

Thermaltake Silent Purepower series 410W PSU review

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Power supply units are getting a lot of the enthusiasts’ attention the last few years due to the rising need of higher output and stable power. The old very cheap generic power supply units just will not do anymore for… Go To Full Article

Enermax MaxFlow CS-718B

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When we hear the name Enermax, we automatically think of power supplies. Enermax has always built quality power supplies. Like I mentioned in our Noisetaker v2.0 review, they were the top choice a couple years ago. Unfortunately, due to the… Go To Full Article

Thermalright SI-97

@ 2005/01/26 read/post comments(0)

Today the SI-97 CPU radiator from the house Thermalright stands on our test status. At first sight it has a certain similarity with a spaceship from the star Trek row. But with a CPU radiator it concerns the outside appearance,… Go To Full Article

Sunbeam Liquid Neon Review

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CCFLs are quite the rage with case modders. But are you getting tired of plain CCFLs? If so, why not check out patterned CCFLs? Today, we take a look at a special CCFL from one of the… Go To Full Article

Corsair Mod of the Month: January - PuzzleBox

@ 2005/01/26 read/post comments(0)

It's time again for the Corsair Mod of the Month, and this month's is a real beauty: Hellraiser PuzzleBox by Magnus "Wolfman" Persson. Featuring a scary replica of Pinhead himself, and an all-over keyboard / mouse / monitor paint-job designed… Go To Full Article

Intel's BTX form factor, with a B for better?

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PCs based on the BTX form factor are just about to be available, offering better thermal management and smaller PCs. We take a look at a micro-BTX case, motherboard and heatsink to see whether BTX delivers on its promises.… Go To Full Article

Enermax MaxFlow CS-718 Full Tower Case

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Enermax, primarily known for their high quality power supplies, has also been releasing some impressive new cases. Today, we look at their new MaxFlow case that sports a cooling feature that I have yet to see implemented properly on a… Go To Full Article

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