AMP 4GB USB Drives Review
DriverHeaven.net posted a review on the AMP 4GB USB Drives

"Today we are going to look at two of the latest offerings from Active Media Products, the WWF BLU Penguin and the Executive I-Pen USB drives. These both combine novelty with function, instantly noticeable by their innovative enclosures."

>> AMP 4GB USB Drives Review

ASUS P7H57D-V EVO motherboard: First look in pictures
Elite Bastards posted a first look at the ASUS P7H57D-V EVO motherboard

"Intel's Core i5 and i7 CPUs might be getting all of the column inches and user interest at present, but the CPU giant aren't quite done with their Nehalem architecture just yet - Early 2010 should see the launch of their first Core i3 CPUs, with leverage this architecture while also proving to be the first CPUs to feature an on-chip integrated graphics core. In anticipation of this, ASUS have given us an early pictorial look at their P7H57D-V EVO motherboard which should coincide with this release - A part based around Intel's new H57 motherboard chipset but looking set to be an interesting hybrid of support for value CPUs wrapped around a relatively high-end feature set."

>> ASUS P7H57D-V EVO motherboard: First look in pictures

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OCIA.net has posted their review of the Corsair H50 Hydro Series Liquid CPU Cooler

"When you think of Corsair you probably envision memory modules or USB drives. Maybe you even consider their more recent forays into power supplies and solid state drives. But it may come as a surprise to learn they have now expanded their product line to include cases and liquid cooling components! The Hydro Series H50 liquid CPU cooler is one of their new items we have for review today. It is a compact, pre-filled and sealed kit consisting of a combination pump and water block, along with a 120mm radiator and fan."

>> Corsair H50 Hydro Series Liquid CPU Cooler Review

Tweaknews posted Sapphire HD5770 Videocard Review

"For a DirectX 11 launching point, the HD5770 from Sapphire is surprisingly a very quick and powerful videocard for little money. Right out of the box it plays with the HD4850, bullies it around the school yard then takes its lunch. Then it runs over to the HD4870, runs circles around it, and then gives it a black eye."

>> Sapphire HD5770 Videocard Review

Techaddicts.net posted a review on the Kingwin Lazer LZ-850 850 Watt Power Supply

"Kingwin is a fairly new brand name in the PC enthusiast power supply market, but they already have a strong line up of power supplies, from their value oriented 'Maximum Series' to their enthusiast oriented 'Mach 1' and 'Lazer' series. Both of the enthusiast series offer LED's that illuminate both the cooling fan and the modular connections. Today, we are going to be looking at a power supply from the Lazer series. The LZ-850 is an 850 watt power supply, featuring an 80Plus Bronze certification and a 3 year warranty."

>> Kingwin Lazer LZ-850 850 Watt Power Supply Review

Techgage.com posted a review of Sapphire's Radeon HD 5750 graphics card

"For a graphics card that retails for a suggested $130, the Radeon HD 5750 sure packs in a lot of features. In addition to its solid performance and superb power consumption, the card supports multiple monitor outputs, DirectX 11, Eyefinity and more. To top it all off, Sapphire includes a voucher for a free copy of Dirt 2 right in the box."

>> Sapphire Radeon HD 5750 Review

PureOverclock published a review of the Tuniq TX-3 Thermal Compound.

"The Tuniq TX-3 thermal compound is an evolution of its popular predecessor, the TX-2, and promises peak cooling performance toward keeping your CPU cool under load. Let's take a look as we drop some onto a highly overclocked Core i7 monster and see if it can live up to those claims."

>> Tuniq TX-3 Thermal Compound Review

Ninjalane has posted their review of the EVGA P55 FTW motherboard, it is another black design targeted at the enthusiast and overclocking crowd.

"The EVGA P55 FTW features a badass black color scheme that is only broken to highlight some of the primary features such as the primary memory bank and 8x PCIe video card slots. In times where more flash and bright colors have been added to motherboard designs it is nice to see that one company is embracing clean design idea."

>> EVGA P55 FTW Motherboard Review

Hardware Secrets posted a review on the SilverStone Nightjar 400 W Power Supply

"SilverStone has released a completely fanless 400 W power supply, thus producing absolutely no noise, with a high-end design. Can it survive our tests? Let’s see."

>> SilverStone Nightjar 400 W Power Supply Review

Top Review Shop posted a review on the Sennheiser HD-428 Headphones

"Sennheiser is a well recognized name in the audio industry and has been making headphones, microphones, headsets and other consumer and professional audio equipment for more than 60 years.  The newly released Sennheiser HD-428 Headphones is their latest mid-level offering. It promises a comfortable fit, stylish looks and powerful bass-driven stereo sound --- all for $79.99. After dozens of hours of listening, we break down the performance and tell you how well it delivers."

>> Sennheiser HD-428 Headphones Review

Hi Tech Legion posted a review on the Gigabyte P55M-UD4 Motherboard

"The Gigabyte P55M-UD4 motherboard brings LGA 1156 CPUs to the micro ATX motherboard market. Along with Core i5/i7 technology, the Gigabyte P55M-UD4 brings Cross Fire X and SLI technology with excellent overclocking capabilities. Along with the performance boosting power comes the excellent energy saving features that Gigabyte has pioneered, including Dynamic Energy Saver 2, Smart 6 and Auto Green technologies."

>> Gigabyte P55M-UD4 Motherboard Review

Vortez.co.uk posted Noctua NF-P14 FLX Fan Review

"Noctua have made a real name for themselves in recent years. Their ultra high performance CPU cooling and fan products have attained an almost legendary status on release. Since then they seem to have gone from strength to strength.

With that in mind i'm looking forward to testing one of their most recent creations the 140mm NF-P14 FLX alongside a couple of their best reviewed fans the NF-P12 and NF-S12B FLX. The P14 is a large medium RPM fan that installs into both standard 120mm and the new 140mm mount layouts."

>> Noctua NF-P14 FLX Fan Review

PC Stats posted a review on the AMD Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition 3.1 GHz Processor

"The Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition is AMD's first dual-core Phenom
processor, and thanks to an unlocked multiplier and 45nm manufacturing process, it has the potential to break some serious overclocking records... This 3.1GHz CPU slips easily into socket AM3 motherboards and Socket AM2+ platforms as well. This is largely due to its integrated DDR2/DDR3 memory controller, which functions in DDR3 mode for AM3 motherboards, and DDR2 mode on socket AM2/AM2+ motherboards."

>> AMD Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition 3.1 GHz Processor Review

Rbmods posted a review on the Trendnet 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router

"Today we are taking a look at Trendnet's latest Travel Router named 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router, we earlier reviewed a USB WIFI adapter from Trendnet whic worked very good so it is going to be interesting to see what performanc we can get from this."

>> Trendnet 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Review

InsideHW.com has compared seven cheap Full HD 22-inch monitors

"We gathered all 22-inch (21.5’’) monitors that we could with one more condition: price tag should be below 160€. All monitors are black with differences in surface finish: matte or gloss (piano). This is nice change since earlier combinations of black and grey surfaces weren’t that much pleasing. All monitors have only one analog D-Sub, which is expected from low price models. All displays have 16:9 panel ratio, with 1920x1080 resolution. This will satisfy Full-HD standard and offer decent performances in new visually attractive operating systems. All tested models have decent picture control, which is important in case you have graphics card that cannot run new games in resolutions that are different from monitor’s native resolution. This means that if you lower game resolution, picture won’t get stretched but will maintain ratio even if it is not 16:9. Even specifications of all monitors are almost the same with only one difference: declared contrast values…"

>> Seven Cheap Full HD 22-inch Monitors Review

TestFreaks posted a review on the Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110 1TB NAS Box

"I've taken a look at the Seagate BlackArmor series of external drives and NAS boxes in the past, today for review I've got another of the BlackArmor series, the NAS110. This one is a single drive NAS box that's very easy to setup and offers all of the features of multiple drive NAS boxes. The NAS110 is aimed at those that want network storage but don't want to spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars, it's a a little over $200 in cost and well worth it I think. I've tested it out, and compared it up against a few other NAS boxes I've got on hand and found it to be the fastest of the bunch. So read on to learn more about a great little NAS box"

>> Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110 1TB NAS Box Review

TechwareLabs has published a review of the Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR3-1333 RAM

"TechwareLabs reviews the Crucial Ballistix Tracer RAM, which aims to provide more flash for less cash. We'll see if it has the performance to back up the presentation."

>> Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR3-1333 RAM Review

DriverHeaven posted a review on the Corsair HX650W Power Supply

"Today we are going to have a look at one of the latest additions to the HX series, Corsairs high performance series of power supplies which are aimed towards demanding enthusiasts, the HX65 0W unit. The specifications of the HX650W are considerably superior to those of its 620W counterpart and it also comes with an 80Plus Bronze certification and a 7 year long warranty. Read on to find out how well the latest addition to the HX series can perform."

>> Corsair HX650W Power Supply Review

Elite Bastards posted a first look at the ASUS P7H57D-V EVO motherboard

"Intel's Core i5 and i7 CPUs might be getting all of the column inches and user interest at present, but the CPU giant aren't quite done with their Nehalem architecture just yet - Early 2010 should see the launch of their first Core i3 CPUs, with leverage this architecture while also proving to be the first CPUs to feature an on-chip integrated graphics core. In anticipation of this, ASUS have given us an early pictorial look at their P7H57D-V EVO motherboard which should coincide with this release - A part based around Intel's new H57 motherboard chipset but looking set to be an interesting hybrid of support for value CPUs wrapped around a relatively high-end feature set."

>> ASUS P7H57D-V EVO motherboard: First look in pictures

DriverHeaven.net posted a review on the AMP 4GB USB Drives

"Today we are going to look at two of the latest offerings from Active Media Products, the WWF BLU Penguin and the Executive I-Pen USB drives. These both combine novelty with function, instantly noticeable by their innovative enclosures."

>> AMP 4GB USB Drives Review

ATI Catalyst 9.11 Windows 7 Driver Analysis
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

NZXT M59 Mid-Tower Computer 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

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