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Kingston HyperX DDR2 5400

@ 2005/02/05 read/post comments(0)

Kingston has delivered high performance DDR2 memory that does not dissapoint when run through its paces. Although we could not reach the true top end of the memory, I think we realize this is not a bad thing, leaving us… Go To Full Article

Silverstone TJ-06 Case

@ 2005/02/05 read/post comments(1)

Rotating to the right side of the case reveals a few things. First some will instantly notice that the motherboard faces the "wrong" direction of the case. In fact, it is turned upside down to allow for better cooling of… Go To Full Article

Logitech Z-640 5.1 Speaker Set Review

@ 2005/02/05 read/post comments(0)

Tired of puny little squeaks from cheap speakers? Throw them aside and bring in the REAL stuff! Today, we will take a look at a set of mid-range 5.1 speakers the Logitech Z-640! Let's see if it… Go To Full Article

Sapphire X800Pro VIVO Toxic

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Today we bring you a Sapphire X800 Pro Vivo Toxic, with a ultimate cooling solution. This Sapphire is equiped with a cooler from Artic Cooling, with this cooling Sapphire is more quiet and deliver more potential overclocking abillity. Go To Full Article

XFX nVidia 6600GT 128mrg DDR3 AGP

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If you are contemplating upgrading your video card but do not want to spend 400 dollars, take a close look at the XFX 6600GT. This card performs exceptional and at a moderate price. With the new PCI-e board coming out,… Go To Full Article

XG Quantum ATX Case

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Despite its gaming credentials, I could tell by the way Attila the UPS guy was huffing and puffing when he reached my second story doorstep, this was no Lan rig I was going to be reviewing. Shipping weight was 37… Go To Full Article

Akasa AK-688 Black Knight Heatsink

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The cooler itself is a bit on the heavier side given that it's a block of copper. It measures in at 90 x 70 x 40mm, so it's about the same size as the stock Intel cooler. The clips used… Go To Full Article

Beantech BT-70 External Drive Case

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Need an external drive case? Why not go clear? Today I take a look at BeanTech's BT-70 clear external drive case. Let's get started! Direct Link: Go To Full Article

palmOne Tungsten T5 PDA Review at XYZ Computing

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The unit itself is 4.76" x 3.08" x 0.61" and weighs in at just 5.1 oz. This means that it can fit in you designer jeans or jacket pocket without difficulty. It uses a 320x480 Transflectiver TFT display which is… Go To Full Article

AOpen Silent Power AO400-12AHN Power Supply

@ 2005/02/05 read/post comments(0)

Additional features and frills such as pretty lights, UV reflective coating, fan controllers, etc. are nice, but beside the point. With this in mind, let's take a look at the latest PSU to cross our bench, the AOpen Silent Power… Go To Full Article

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