KuFormula VF1 Plus VGA Cooler
Bjorn 3d :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
In this review I will utilize the KuFormula VF1 Plus VGA cooler to tame the burning desire my video card has to combust into flames. While there are at least dozens of various aftermarket VGA cooling solutions available at the time of this writing, it seems Sytrin has introduced something that stands out as unique and different in a sea of similarity. Using copper-based heatsink with dual heatpipes, the KuFormula VF1 is a formidable cooling solution on its own, add to it the radial fan system and anodized aluminum RAM heatsinks, and you have yourself one superior package for your VGA space heater.
Sunbeam Case Chassis Feet 
Modders Inc. :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
LED Case Feet are a great lighted accent for your case! The LED Case Feet come in a package of four with a single light in each foot. They are designed to be replacements for Chieftech* case feet.
Do NOT do this with LN2 (Liquid Nitrogen)
Madbox PC :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
Many extreme overclockers use LN2 for their systems, but it’s dangerous and can hurt you. Well, if you have LN2 you can also do funny things (but it’s still dangerous). See what can you do with LN2 that can be dangerous. You can extinguish a BBQ, cold some coctails (but dry ice is better doing that), freeze some objects to break them and many other things, we also show how to not use a thermal probe in a LN2 dewar and things like that..
NaturalPoint TrackIR 4:PRO
techFEAR :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
“NaturalPoint adds a level of in-game immersion with the TrackIR 4:PRO allowing users to control a game character’s head with slight real-world head movements. Is this the way gaming should be or is the TrackIR 4:PRO another gimmick?”
Crucial 10th Anniversary DDR2 PC2-5300 Kit Review
MVK Tech :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
“It’s hard to believe that Crucial has already been around for a whole decade, but September 2006 marks 10 years of their selling top-notch memory upgrades and providing stellar customer support. Crucial has been known for their quality memory, great prices, and fast shipping. In honor of reaching the 10th year milestone, no small feature for an online technology company, they’ve designed a limited edition memory module heat spreader. After all, aluminum is one of the traditional gifts for a 10th anniversary. In recognition of Crucial’s 10th anniversary, the company has released a special version of their well known DDR2 PC2-5300 module.”
Guide to BIOS Functions and Firmware Flashing
Technibble :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
“In this article we discuss the nature of BIOS, its general functions – which vary between manufacturers and models – some common chokepoints, and finally, ways of upgrading or fixing it. Learning to use and upgrade your BIOS and other flash firmware is primarily for optimization purposes, but can come handy in overcoming some very basic hardware problems.”
Zalman ZM600-HP 600W Power Supply Pictorial Review Posted!
TechARP :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
If you are looking for a quiet 600W power supply with an efficiency of 84%, a power factor of 99% and a modular cable system, look no further! The new Zalman ZM600-HP 600W power supply has all that, as well as a heatpipe cooler!
Enermax Galaxy 850W PSU Review
Technic 3d :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
“The new Enermax Galaxy 850W (EGA850EWL)PSU arrived Technic3D. See you in the following Review a Big PSU with a nice Look, 5x 12V! and Quad-Sli Features”
NZXT Adamas Review
Techgage :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
NZXT is back with a sophisticated new case that proves to be one of the most “solid” we’ve ever taken a look at. It also includes a few innovations not seen in other cases. The primary downside? Small interior. Read on to see all of what this case has to offer.
Deskmodding Guide
Madbox PC :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
“Do you want to know what is deskmodding? We are presenting some tips and useful links for deskmodding and also you can see some deskmodding artists and where you can find their works. You can also get some info about one of our forum admins, who is also a deskmodding artist”
Nvidia’s nForce 590 SLI chipset for Intel processors
The Tech Report :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
ALTHOUGH THE nForce 590 SLI chipset for Athlon 64 processors was launched in step with AMD’s Socket AM2, Nvidia has taken its sweet time bringing the nForce 590 to Intel processors. The chipset was nowhere to be found when Intel unveiled its Core 2 Duo back in July, and although the 590 SLI was scheduled to eventually appear in August, Nvidia delayed that launch twice and eventually scrubbed it altogether. These delays sent the rumor mills spinning, but more importantly, they left Nvidia without a true next-generation chipset for Intel’s new microarchitecture.
ECS P965T-A Rev1.0B Motherboard Review
Futurelooks :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
With the release of Core 2 Duo, Intel’s newest kid on the block just might rob your bank leaving you nothing for other components! ECS may have a solution for the cost-conscientious upgraders with the P965T-A. Come and see if this could be the right board for you!
Inno3D GeForce 7900GS SLI Review
PC Modding Malaysia :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
“The card ran reasonably cool and much of it contributed to the massive overclock achieved with the stock cooling. With almost 50% overall overclock right out of the box, the Inno3D 7900GS is surely not a slacker. You will want to overclock it especially when you understand that it uses 1.4ns Hynix memory ICs. Overclocking was fun and easy with this one but we frankly jumped when it outperformed the 7950GX2 beast. In all of our benchmarks, the overclocked Inno3D 7950GX2 was easily faster than the rich man’s 7950GX2. If you want to taste some 7950GX2, then get a pair of these Inno3D 7900GS babies, overclock them and you are good to go. By the way, you can always smile at your 7950GX2 buddies and tell them that you’ve got the same performance for about 100 bucks less!”
Interview with PowerColor’s Raymen Wu
NGO HQ :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
Today, we had a chance to conduct an interview with Raymen Wu, the Marketing and Public Relations Manager for EMEA in parts of Asia at PowerColor. The PowerColor brand was created by TUL Corporation back at ’97. PowerColor has already earned a good reputation and has become very well known as one of the most popular of ATI’s partners. Recently, they came out with an X1950 PRO that uses Arctic Cooling Accelero X2 Cooler. So today, we will present a few questions to their Marketing/Public Relations Manager.
Great News for the AGP Gamer: X1950PRO AGP!
NGO HQ :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
In case you missed our interview with PowerColor’s Raymen Wu yesterday, we have some great news for all the AGP fans out there. Raymen confirmed to us in the interview that PowerColor will be introducing an AGP version of X1950PRO very soon. Yes! Finally there’s a high-end solution from ATI to the AGP market.
Intel GMA 3000 Q965 Graphics Performance
Phoronix :: Thursday, Octover 26, 2006
“In August Intel had announced their new Linux graphics driver website as well as announcing the immediate availability of open-source display drivers for the 965 Express Chipset. This Chipset offers fourth-generation Intel graphics architectures in the form of the GMA 3000 and GMA X3000. Here at Phoronix we have run some tests on the Q965 Chipset and GMA 3000 graphics with their open-source drivers, and have our results to share today under GNU/Linux. We had also compared Intel’s open-source graphics performance against the open-source R300 DRI drivers.”
Thermaltake Matrix V2000
Wednesday, October 25, 2006 :: Thermaltake Matrix V2000
“Complete with a futuristic name, the Matrix V2000 offers a tool-less case design and a mesh front. Is this latest offering from Thermaltake worth the cash?”
Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX Review
Hi-Tech Reviews :: Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Tipping the scales at 822 grams the Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX with its six 6mm heatpipes and 72 fins construction make this one of the best performing heatsinks on the market today. To add icing to the cake the Big Typhoon also has a speed adjustable 120mm fan attached to the top of it to allow a high air volume low noise setup. So come on along as we check this unit out and see just how well it performs.
Samsung SyncMaster 940BW 19″ Wide Screen Monitor 
TechTastic :: Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Today we take a look at the new Samsung Syncmaster 940BW 19″ wide screen monitor. This monitor with it’s wider than standard screen, not only can achieve a maximum native resolution of 1440 x 900 but it’s a performer too. Boasting a 4 ms response time makes this screen good a bet for pc gamers.
Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX CPU Cooler Review
Virtual Hideout :: Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX CPU Cooler Review
This isn’t the largest heatsink fan I have reviewed, but it is the first with six separate heat-pipes and a set of two cooling fins. Does this design lead to better cooling? Well, the numbers in the testing don’t lie. The Tt Typhoon VX was only a few degrees Celsius above a TEC cooler.”
