Volari investigation plus some Razer mice

Hkepc has a double whammy. First, they tweak the TT Hardware samples the Sapphire Hybrid Radeon X800XL available only in PCI-Express. The frenchies liked it very much indeed and gave it a 9/10. See why MSI K8N Neo 4 Platinum so that this nForce Ultra based motherboard so that it can take two nVidia cards. They also uncover remarked memory modules found on video cards. The one from the article came from a Triplex card which is not sold in UK.

The Big Bruin tests the 128MB XGI Volari V3XT card. Somehow, the card gets a 90% score while getting beaten handilyby a MX440. But it is totally silent and can output to 1080i HDTV.

Hardwarezone reviews the Apple iPod Shuffle MP3 player. Had such a MP3 player appeared under another brand name, it would probably had been battered by critics; no screen, a rudimentary control and no support for WMA.

Another Crucial Ballistix memory review comes from Neoseeker. They are rated at PC4000 and have been tested on a nForce 4 SLI motherboard. See how they fare here.

Gamers, rejoice. Xbitlabs via Alt-F13 brings you the review of the Razer Viper and Diamondback professional mice. Nine page of pure gaming pleasure.

There's another review of the Sapphire Hybrid Radeon X700 Pro from HardOCP. The card pulls a decent performance, with overcloked performance near to the X700XT. Again though, some serious competition from the 6600GT. µ