DragonSteelMods posted a review on the NZXT Guardian 921 PC Case

"The Guardian 921 is a steel case in a mid tower configuration. If you are looking for a light aluminum case to carry to LAN parties, this is not the one for you. But if your goal is to have a rugged sexy looking gaming PC then the Guardian 921 fits the bill. "

>> NZXT Guardian 921 PC Case Review

Benchmark Reviews posted a review on the NZXT M59 Mid-Tower Computer Case

"I am a case snob. The cases I like are brushed aluminum, have removable motherboard trays, neatly rolled edges, finished interiors, cable management, and so forth. They have SATA backplanes and mounts for triple-120 radiators. A certain degree of style doesn't hurt, either. Of course cases like this are expensive, but since I have to look at them all day, I figure they're worth it. In this article, Benchmark Reviews inspects the NZXT M59 Mid-Tower computer case, which at a suggested retail price of $59.99 is hardly in the milieu I'm become accustomed to. Will the design flair evident in NZXT's $400 Khaos gaming case be in evidence here? Let's see."

>> NZXT M59 Mid-Tower Computer Case Review

TweakTown posted an ATI Catalyst 9.11 Windows 7 Driver Analysis

"Not mentioned in the new features section, but no doubt still important, is the fact that the new Catalyst 9.11 drivers now offer support for the HD 5700 series which was something that wasn't included in the 9.10s. In saying that, there was a 5700 series beta of the 9.10s which did offer support, for which reason we've used that driver for the HD 5770 which is now included.

While we don't doubt that some people are going to have issues with the fact that the HD 4000 series cards are no longer included and that Vista is gone, I learnt a long time ago that you can't please everyone. We're sure that ATI will now shift their focus to supporting the new HD 5000 series models and for that reason it's what we want to concentrate on."

>> ATI Catalyst 9.11 Windows 7 Driver Analysis

Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 OC Review
OCC has published a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 OC

"Overall, I was able to run the card higher than the clock speeds on the HD 5870 for a nice increase in performance, but to do so brought out the fan noise that ATI reference cards always bring to the table when you bump up the fan for additional cooling. I was able to reach clock speeds of 890MHz on the core and 1260MHz on the memory, with power consumption peaking at 486 watts on the system under load with temperatures that reached 69 degrees Celsius. The vapor chamber cooling does its job keeping this behemoth cool! Not too bad on the clocks and temperatures, but as an enthusiast you always want more performance with less power."

>> Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 OC Review

Novatech X16 HD Pro Notebook Review
DriverHeaven.net posted a review on the Novatech X16 HD Pro Notebook

"Today we are going to look at the Novatech X16 HD Pro notebook which is designed with multimedia an d light gaming in mind. It makes use of the somewhat basic nVidia G105M GPU which is based on the 9300M G, but with a few new features."

>> Novatech X16 HD Pro Notebook Review

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Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Ultra X4 500 W Power Supply

"Ultra has recently launched a new power supply series, X4, with seven models featuring a complete modular cabling system and single-rail design. We've already reviewed the 850 W model from this series and now we are going to dissect their 500 W version."

>> Ultra X4 500 W Power Supply Review

DriverHeaven posted a review on the Sapphire 5970 Cfx and HIS 5970 CFx

"Today we will be taking a look at the new HIS and Sapphire 5970's and as they sent us two of the cards apiece we felt it would be a good time to to cover Crossfire X configurations - for those of you rich enough to be able to afford two of these monster graphics cards. We also overclock our watercooled Core i7 processor to 4.1 ghz and the memory to 1800mhz to mirror a real life environment for a potential customer of two of these high end boards - we want CPU limiting at a minimum."

>> Sapphire 5970 Cfx and HIS 5970 CFx Review

Legit Reviews posted a review on the Thermaltake SD100 mini ITX Home Theater Chassis

"Thermaltake introduced the SD100 to target the Mini-ITX home theater HTPC market. With a sleek, glossy black exterior and well ventilated interior, the SD100 is designed to be functional while blending into the rest of a high tech home theater setup. Read on to see what we think of this budget friendly $85 case!"

>> Thermaltake SD100 mini ITX Home Theater Chassis Review

TechwareLabs has published a review of the SilverStone SG04B-H Computer Case.

"Sometimes you want the best of both worlds, you want a small easily tote-able case and all the graphics power of a good gaming caliber rig. I give you the Silverstone SG04."

>> SilverStone SG04B-H Computer Case Review

techPowerUp posted a review on the Palit GeForce GT 240 Sonic 1 GB

"Today NVIDIA launches their first GDDR5 graphics card. The new GeForce GT 240 is based on NVIDIA's brand-new 40 nm G215 graphics processor and features 96 shaders. Palit has built an overclocked "Sonic" Edition card that comes with high clock speeds out of the box and features a sensible temperature based fan control mechanism."

>> Palit GeForce GT 240 Sonic 1 GB Review

DriverHeaven.net posted a review on the Novatech X16 HD Pro Notebook

"Today we are going to look at the Novatech X16 HD Pro notebook which is designed with multimedia an d light gaming in mind. It makes use of the somewhat basic nVidia G105M GPU which is based on the 9300M G, but with a few new features."

>> Novatech X16 HD Pro Notebook Review

OCC has published a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 OC

"Overall, I was able to run the card higher than the clock speeds on the HD 5870 for a nice increase in performance, but to do so brought out the fan noise that ATI reference cards always bring to the table when you bump up the fan for additional cooling. I was able to reach clock speeds of 890MHz on the core and 1260MHz on the memory, with power consumption peaking at 486 watts on the system under load with temperatures that reached 69 degrees Celsius. The vapor chamber cooling does its job keeping this behemoth cool! Not too bad on the clocks and temperatures, but as an enthusiast you always want more performance with less power."

>> Sapphire Radeon HD 5970 OC Review

Western Digital WD TV Media Player Review
Bigbruin.com posted a review on the Western Digital WD TV Media Player

"The Western Digital WD TV has plenty of attributes to help it score at the top of the list of media players I have checked out so far. It has a slick but simple appearance, the user interface is attractive and easy to use, the system is quick to respond to commands from the remote control, it supports plenty of file formats, and it has HDMI connectivity."

>> Western Digital WD TV Media Player Review

Elixir 6 GB 1600 MHz CL9 Tri-Channel Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the Elixir 6 GB 1600 MHz CL9 Tri-Channel

"Elixir is known for their standard JEDEC modules, usually found in budget and mid-range systems. Their 1600 MHz tri-channel kit tries to give you that same value with a hint of overclockability thrown in the mix, for those who want that magical 1600 MHz speed, while spending as little as possible."

>> Elixir 6 GB 1600 MHz CL9 Tri-Channel Review

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TweakTown posted a review on the AXUS FiT 500E Five-Bay RAID DAS Server

"Up until now we focused primarily on Network Attached Storage (NAS) servers, but Direct Attached Storage (DAS) seems to be a level that consumers are more eager to venture. There could be many reasons for this. DAS products cost less while offering many of the benefits of NAS servers. In this economy disposable income for many has been reduced, but the problems still remain; how is one supposed to keep all their digital files safe from mechanical failure?

AXUS Microsystems is a company that most of us are not familiar with. Their parent company is ASUStek, someone we have all come to know and love for many years now. I am a little surprised to see ASUS not launching storage systems under their own name considering the global brand recognition they have, but Shakespeare said it best; does a rose by any other name not smell as sweet?"

>> AXUS FiT 500E Five-Bay RAID DAS Server Review

Ninjalane has posted their review of the semi silent case from Cooler Master called the Sileo 500.

"A silent case may seem like a "sales gimmick" to some people, after all how can a case make noise? While it is true that the case itself isn't loud it can help transmit sound. After all it is the fans and other components that actually generate the noise. But the direct noise is only half of the battle, many of the sounds you hear coming from your case can be traced back to all of the moving parts and their affect on the case itself."

>> CoolerMaster Sileo 500 Case Review

PureOverclock posted a review of the Lian Li Armorsuit PC-P50 mid-tower case.

"Today we are looking at the Lian Li Armorsuit PC-P50, a well crafted and premium mid-tower case that packs some very innovative features, classic aesthetics, and impeccable quality for consumers with discerning tastes"

>> Lian Li Armorsuit PC-P50 Review

Benchmark Reviews posted a review on the QNAP TS-419P NAS 4-Bay Network Storage

"Benchmark Reviews has monitored the network storage industry for several years now, and the same three features have always held the highest demand: speed, data redundancy, and simple operation. QNAP has earned the title of NAS pioneer, not by being the first to have a network attached storage (NAS) device on the market, but by being the first to consistently offer fast Gigabit Ethernet speeds with failover, RAID hard drive functionality, and a diverse feature-rich user interface. In this article, Benchmark Reviews test the QNAP TS-419P Turbo NAS based on the Marvell 6281 'Kirkwood' processor."

>> QNAP TS-419P NAS 4-Bay Network Storage Review

ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Cooler Master SNA95 Slim Universal Notebook Adapter

"If you are anything like me, you see a great number of notebooks, netbooks and tablet computers come through your office. If I kept an OEM adapter around for every laptop I had ever serviced, I would have a pirate chest full of tangled booty. Thankfully we have manufacturers who provide us with a simpler solution: the Universal Adapter. Some offerings are cheap and flimsy, while others are quality hardware that make themselves invaluable tools. Today we take a look at the Cooler Master SNA95 Slim Notebook Adapter to see which of these categories it falls into."

>> Cooler Master SNA95 Slim Universal Notebook Adapter Review

Neoseeker reviews some OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 Intel XMP LV memory

"The bright side is the modules ability to run tight timings at their stock frequency. After spending a few hours with them, making sure sure I got the most out of every setting while keeping them fully stable, I was able to drop them to 7-7-7-18."

>> OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 Intel XMP LV 4GB review

InsideHW.com has reviewed HTC Hero smartphone

"HTC Hero touch screen Android smartphone has arrived in our test lab and first feature that we noticed was its unusual design. We got white version that has brushed aluminum frame around display which is rather unusual combination. We made a brief survey among innocent bystanders and their first impressions were contradictory, up to the point when they unlocked the device. Right after unlock impressions became irrelevant…"

>> HTC Hero Review

Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Seagate Barracuda XT 2 TB Hard Disk Drive

"Barracuda XT is the first SATA-600 hard disk drive to arrive the market. It is also the first 2 TB from Seagate that spins at 7,200 rpm – the other 2 TB drive from Seagate, Barracuda LP, is a "green" model spinning at 5,900 rpm. Let's see if the new SATA-600 interface will really make a difference."

>> Seagate Barracuda XT 2 TB Hard Disk Drive Review