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News archives from June, 2006
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Samsung SCX4 Multi Function laser Printer |
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June 28th, 2006 - Today we take a look at one of the smallest laser-based flatbed multi function printers from Samsung; the SCX 4200. The SCX 4200 is designed to be an affordable and compact printer for small and home office use. The unit features a toner save function which saves up to 40% of toner when activated, making this a desirable cost saving product.
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Thermalright HR-5 Chipset Heatsink Review |
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June 27th, 2006 - Overall, the Thermalright HR-05 is an impressive chipset = heatsink. Thermalright did the right choice by following the foot steps = of the High-Riser series and the result speaks for itself. Although the = size of the heatsink is massive, we couldn''t believe how easy it was to = install. Furthermore, it was designed to work passively but it is also = possible to install a 70mm or even an 80mm fan on it. When tested = passively, the HR-05 was way better than the stock cooler and it was = still a solid 11=BAC cooler when overclocked.
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Corsair TWINX48-44PRO GB Kit Review |
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June 22nd, 2006 - After a battery of benchmarking and torture testing, it''s = rather impossible for us not to claim the Corsair TWINX2048-4400PRO as = the king of 2GB DDR memory kit. The modules have got great scores from = all aspects including aesthetics, performance, stability and = overclocking. Being the fastest retail 2GB DDR kit in the planet, we = managed to squeeze another 5MHz from them which resulted in a stable = operating memory frequency of 280MHz (DDR560) at 3-4-4-8-1T. Despite it = was rated to run at 275MHz at 3-4-4-8-2T, we managed to run it at = 3-4-4-8-1T and even 3-3-2-5-1T without any stability issues.
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Digit-Life Review: ASUS PhysX P |
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June 22nd, 2006 - On March 8, 2005, an unknown company, called Ageia, announced a new devi= ce type to be launched on the market: Physics Processing Unit, PPU. Ageia= intends to introduce PPU to the CPU-GPU couple and free resources of the= se two processors from computing physics. As PhysX PPU was announced at t= he traditional annual GDC 2005, no one had any doubts concerning the usag= e of the new coprocessors. A year after the announcement, on May 9, 2006,= the first PhysX cards started to appear in stores. Today we are going to= examine a production-line card PhysX P1 from ASUS. But at first let''s re= view the physical theory =97 as it''s understood by Ageia.
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Webmaster Directory - 0go.net Web Sites for Webmasters |
June 20th, 2006 - 0go.net announces the one and only 0go - The organic, human edited Webmaster Directory with a list of the top Webmaster sites, Web design firms, and SEO Search Engine Optimization specialists on the Web.
0go invites you to list your Web design company, Webmaster Forum, and more.
For a limited time 0go.net listings will be provided free of charge. Take advantage of this free listing right away. Visit www.0go.net to check out this growing Webmaster directory.
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Thermaltake Silent Water Cooling Kit Review |
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June 17th, 2006 - Priced at just USD$100 / RM360, the Thermaltake Silent Water = kit is one of the cheapest entry-level water cooling kits out in the = market. Its performance was also decent as it managed to keep our highly = overclocked Opteron 144 processor running at 2.8GHz with temperatures of = only 41=BAC at full load. There''s no way you can get this sort of = performance in a water cooling kit which uses copper water block, copper = reservoir and semi-copper radiator for such a good value.
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Xtrac Ripper XXL MouseMat |
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June 14th, 2006 - Some say bigger is better. When it comes to mouse pads it seems Xtrac also believes so. Today we take a look at one of the biggest mouse pads that we''ve ever come across.
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Thermalright Ultra-9 LGA775 Review |
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June 14th, 2006 - Thermalright has definitely stepped up the game with the = Ultra-90. The installation was a breeze and the build quality is getting = better. We strongly recommend the Ultra-90 to anyone looking at = purchasing a powerful CPU heatsink without having to worry about = motherboard compatibility or installation issues. The Ultra-90 also = performed decently while beating almost any heatsink we pitted against = it, except for the SI-120. Overall, the Ultra-90 is a high-end CPU = heatsink and it only costs about USD$40 / RM145.
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OCLabs Plexiblock B3 Review Ninjalane |
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June 13th, 2006 - When shopping for a waterblock you will run across many shapes = and sizes, some are very ornate in design while others are simple, = square, and to the point. OCLabs appears to be following the less is = more approach to waterblock design and it works quite well.
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LinkWizard SPAM hits phpbb, WordPress |
June 12th, 2006 - In the past week, LinkWizard has posted nearly a dozen posts on Fury-Tech Forums. With titles like "links from relevant sites" and "links and seo". Yesterday, FIVE NEW THREADS in under 30 minutes with SEO anchored text links back to linkwizard.net.
AVOID LINKWIZARD AT ALL COSTS. Nothing gets a hard working SEO guy more upset than shady tactics like this.
Other''s have reported LinkWizard SPAM on WordPress blogs, now my phpBB forum, and I''m sure they have hit elsewhere.
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Digit-Life Review: Shuttle SNG5 Barebone Kit with NVIDIA GeForce 6 Integrated Video |
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June 9th, 2006 - Shuttle SN21G5 belongs to the high style category, as it features = integrated video and a cooling system optimized for medium-rank = components, keeping its noise level to minimum. In fact, it will be very = difficult to silence a computer in a full-size PC case to the same low = level (just a power supply unit in a cheap PC case can be noisier than = our entire computer under review). However, it''s possible to install = hotter components, and we actually did it for our tests...
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Intavant focuses on Web Design, Web Hosting, and SEO |
June 7th, 2006 - (PRLEAP.COM) 2006 marks a big change for Portland, Maine Web solutions firm Teknowledgery after their May announcement of a major business restructure. Increased growth since their inception in 2003 demanded a more strategic and streamlined approach, and the response has been a major facelift headed up by Owner and Web Director Gabriel Harper.
Intavant is the new face of Teknowledgery Web solutions. Intavant focuses over a decade of web site experience on custom web site design, search engine optimization, and Web hosting solutions that work for Maine business owners.
Maine business owners can look forward to doing business with Intavant for their Web site, custom application development, search engine optimization, Web hosting, Web design, and graphics needs.
Intavant is following up their May announcement with a freshly engineered Web site and powerful client support and control center tools in June, 2006.
For more information visit www.intavant.com.
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OCZ PC4 Gold GX XTC GB Review |
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June 3rd, 2006 - Overall, the OCZ PC4000 Gold GX XTC 2GB Dual Channel kit is a = pretty impressive memory kit. The modules come with one of the most = unique memory heatspreaders in the planet, which did a great job in = keeping the modules cool. With a maximum stable overclock up to 265MHz = at 3-4-3-8-1T, we gained another 15MHz without having to loosen or = increase the voltage.Priced at around USD$203 / RM735, the OCZ PC400 = Gold GX XTC 2GB kit is one of the cheapest DDR500 2GB kit in town.
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Corsair Nautilus5 Water Cooling Kit Review |
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June 2nd, 2006 - Corsair scored well when the implemented the quick disconnect = fitting on the Nautilus500 as this feature made this kit suitable for = LAN events. I''ve been to a few LAN parties before and transporting a = water cooled rig can be a risky task. With the Nautilus500, I simply = disconnect the external unit, bag it, and I''m ready to go. Once I''m = there, I simply plug and play! No more worries on loose tubings or = checking for leaks. In fact, my water cooled rig was much lighter when = transporting with the Nautilus500 unit disconnected. This was obviously = impossible with most internal water cooling kit, including the Swiftech = H20 120SB kit.
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Sytrin Kuformula VF Plus Series GPU Cooler |
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June 2nd, 2006 - With the increased performance being seen in today''s high end videocards, the need for better cooling is even more of a necessity. Stock GPU cooling may be adequate, but there are some after market coolers that can achieve better results. Today we take a look at one such aftermarket GPU cooler called the Kuformula VF1 Plus Series from Sytrin that looks promising. The Kuformula VF1 Plus Series features heatpipes and multi-functional cross flow fan.
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