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    Friday News part 2

    Posted on Friday, February 21 2003 @ 08:30:10 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck



    Spire Heatsink Mini-Roundup
    With hundreds of heatsinks on the market, which one is right for you? Do you want a super loud one that gives you the best performance? Or should you go with the tamer heatsink that gives you enough cooling power and is quiet.


    Review Link : XtReMoDs


    Asus CRW-5224A CD Writer Review
    The Asus CDW-5224A is one of the fastest CD writers you can get on the market today. Asus has introduce new technological enhancements such as their own FlextraSpeed and FlextraLink technology’s to provide both speed and error proof operation. To ensure optimal operation Asus has implemented a 2nd Generation Double Dynamic Suspension System which provides reduced noise and vibration as well as enhancing readability and playability.
    Review Link : Hardwarefusion


    OCZ Technologies Gladiator II
    The base comes polished and does not have any machining discrepancies whatsoever. The clip is one I'm growing fond of - it uses all 6 notches on the CPU socket to hold the cooler in place, which is useful as this cooler isn't a lightweight
    Review Link : Viper's Lair


    Z40 Insight Case *Black review
    The rear of the case provides for dual 80mm exhaust fans. Unfortunately you will need to supply your own fans for this case. Those with a few extra fans lying around should have any problem with this. Those looking for a totally new solution might wish to pick up some fans along with their case purchase. Vents to the left of the add-in card slots will also help to vent the hot air from inside the case. Plenty of room is given at the top of the case for the power supply. This case does not come with a power supply. Again, this is good if you already own a power supply. Those needing a PSU should pick one up separately. A small ledge is in place to help support the power supply.


    Review Link : OCIA




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