Tuesday News part 2

This is a very good, high-performing hard-drive. When I think Seagate, I think stability, reliability, performance and I think quiet. This hard-drive is extremely quiet, and it's a joy to have for a silent system; the other hard-drives are quite more noisy when compared to the Barracuda V, which gives it a very definite sound advantage on its competitors

Since 1994, Corsair has been producing some of the best memory on the market. They constantly push the envelope with faster, more stable memory. Today, they have sent us their fastest DDR memory, a 512 meg stick of PC3500. "PC3500? Isn't PC3200 400 MHz, which is the fastest motherboards and processors support?" you ask. Why yes, PC3200 is the fastest that is supported by stock motherboards and processors. Then what is PC3500? PC3500 is overclocked PC3200. Corsair has OC'ed the PC3200 from 400 MHz to 434 MHz. Corsair has put it through vigorous tests to ensure the stability of this memory before ever considering putting it on the market.

Well, overall this desk isn’t half that bad. It’s not too big but not to small. I like the color of the light brown (called Beech) and the gray trim. I feel the style of the desk makes it appealing to the eyes. The desk came with a good amount of included accessories, that I thought wasn’t that bad for the size of the desk. This desk was designed for CAD workstation and well it sure is made for it. It would also make a great working desk for doing your homework on

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The Chenming 301KE Mid-Tower Case uses a feature made popular with the Antec and Chieftec series cases by incorporating a removable drive cage. Removing the internal drive cage is completed by adjusting a metal locking clip in the locked and unlocked position. Once unlocked, all that remains is removing the drive cage by pulling straight back and mounting a hard drive