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Arctic Cooling ATI Silencer 4 Rev. 2 Review

Arctic Cooling is the first video card cooler manufacturer to use a heatsink base manufactured from copper. The ATI Silencer 4 just does awesome on all settings. If you are looking for a good cooler for your X800 you must definitely consider the ATI Silencer 4. Its cooling performance is excellent no matter what the fan speed is. Memory cooling works pretty well and gives you a bit more overclocking headroom.

Posted:Apr 22nd, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:VGA Coolers

DFI Lanparty Freezer Review

The DFI Lanparty Freezer is a chipset waterblock, made by german company MIPS-Computer. It is the only chipset cooler on the market which can cool the DFI Lanparty's NForce4 chipset, even when there are two video cards installed in SLI mode.

Posted:Apr 19th, 2005

Author://mAr

In:Watercooling

Sapphire TRIXX Preview

Today we bring you a world-exclusive Preview of Sapphire TRIXX. This is Sapphire's new overclocking utility which is shipping this month. It boasts many new and exciting features, like maximum overclock detection.

Posted:Apr 18th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Other

Fortron Sparkle ZEN Review

Today we have a very special PSU on the test bench - it is completely passive. Fortron trusts their design so much that they say a backup fan is not needed. I was surprised to see the Fortron Sparkle ZEN power our demanding test platform without any load problems. While the electrical noises were definitely annoying, they are only noticable on higher power systems.

Posted:Apr 17th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Power Supplies

Thermaltake Schooner Review

Posted:Mar 26th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:VGA Coolers

Cebit 2005 - Day 5 Review

This time we cover the video card manufacturers Club3D and Sapphire.

Posted:Mar 18th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Tradeshows

Cebit 2005 - Day 4 Review

News from AOpen, Foxconn, S3 and Soltek. Also in this report you will find all R520 and ATI's SLI info we could get.

Posted:Mar 16th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Tradeshows

Cebit 2005 - Day 3 Review

Posted:Mar 15th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Tradeshows

Cebit 2005 - Day 2 Review

Posted:Mar 14th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Tradeshows

Cebit 2005 - Day 1 Review

Posted:Mar 9th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Tradeshows

Zalman VF700-AlCu Review

Posted:Feb 26th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:VGA Coolers

Arctic Cooling ATI Silencer 4 Review

Posted:Feb 3rd, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:VGA Coolers

Logitech MX1000 Review

Posted:Jan 16th, 2005

Author:W1zzard

In:Mice

TwinMOS Speed Premium PC3200 Review

Posted:Dec 26th, 2004

Author://mAr

In:Memory

Thermaltake XTunner Review

For the stereotype american the remote control is probably the most important aspect of his home life. That's probably why Thermaltake is the first manufacturer to create a fan controller that can be controlled via infrared remote. This is a great idea if you use your computer to watch movies - turn down the fan to reduce noise while you are watching.

Posted:Oct 23rd, 2004

Author:W1zzard

In:Other

Thermaltake Polo12 Review

Silent and powerful? Is the included CPU HSF worth it?

Posted:Sep 22nd, 2004

Author:W1zzard

In:Power Supplies

Zalman ZM-80D Heatpipe Review

Zalman has added a second heatpipe and a pretty blue finish. The dissipation area is also bigger, but does this warrant an upgrade?

Posted:Sep 17th, 2004

Author:W1zzard

In:VGA Coolers

HEC Group Silent 385 PSU Review

The 5V and 3.3V lines are exceptionally stable. The 12V line tends to fluctuate a bit, but stayed above 12V at all times. All lines are well within the limits set by the ATX Specification.

Posted:Sep 8th, 2004

Author:W1zzard

In:Power Supplies

New Arctic Cooling VGA Silencers Review