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    Thursday News part 2

    Posted on Thursday, February 27 2003 @ 16:43:27 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck



    GeIL PC3500 Platinum Ultra DDR Memory
    The memory, based on my other experiences with GeIL, seems to be very well made with solid performance. They even throw in a few nice things like the tin coated copper heat spreaders which will look very nice in any case, a nice acrylic case (doesn't do much but it sure is pretty), installation instructions for you newbies out there, and of course the lifetime warranty


    Review Link : OCA


    Thermaltake Hardcano 8 VR
    Thermaltake's idea is not a unique one, but one we are seeing a lot more of in the market just recently. The unit's looks are nothing to write home about but will appeal to some looking for a simple blue aesthetic to go with there themed system. There are no flashy lights or LED's so if this is something you are looking for, look elsewhere; the unit is designed to be functional and simple above all else.
    Review Link : Viper's Lair




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