The "Tweakers" review also features this line on page two...

"No need to go to the back, do it in the front"

Ah, well...

That Tweaknews review of the "Vizo Master Panel II" is soo pathetic! First they copy'n'paste the companies press release ("Quality, liability and excellence: That's VIZO!"), then they merely describe what they see and how they managed to stuff the kit inside their rig (rather a DIY-howto that a test), and when it comes to the point where others do real tests: "I transferred some files back and forth from a few different SD and MS-Pro Duo cards I had laying around, and it worked great each and every time. Transfers were quick and I had no issues with card compatibility or file corruption." - BOOO!
Where's the beef? Where are the transfer speeds? What about SDHC performance? I consider this a new low in test design. The only point in testing for this guy was obviously the attempt to get the kit for free. No need to add substance.
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It's a shame that the Inq links to rubbish like this.

Enhanced_fanboy_detector: haha!

The 170 Watts in idle mode in the Core i7 review is TOTAL SYSTEM power, not processor power... thank for playing "how big a fanboy am I", and that "I will see only what I want to see" and "if that don't work..I'll just make stuff up".

Is your name Nick by any chance?

That Intel Core i7 CPU wastes 170 watts in idle (!) mode. So much energy wasted for nothing. What a piece of junk.

Correct me if I am wrong, but the "Accelero Xtreme GTX 280" only blows the hot air from the GPU into the enclosure, right? Eventually the hot air has to be blown out of the enclosure by other fans. But before it gets out, it warms up all other components inside the enclosure, like the harddisks?! And that's when the sh!t hits the fan, eh?