Affordable water cooling, X800Se and X850XT reviewed

WHAT DO YOU get when you combine a Yeong Yang casing with a Zalman Reserator water cooler beast. Answer? A CoolRiver Cool Gate cooling casing which uses the sides of the case as its dissipating radiators. And the price is almost affordable. See it at PC Impact.

Doomed PC tested the little known G.Skill LA PC3200/4800 TCCD memory modules and let us peep at the results. Watch out for some outstanding results. Also you can comment directly on the articles.

Hexus reviews the Tranquil PC T2.e/MCE2005 which is one more Media PC which aims at conquering the lounge and mate with your plasma screen. But would you be ready to pay nearly £1000 for one?

From our friends from OCworkbench comes the Scythe Silent Box Noise reduction Fanless 3.5-inch HDD case which gets his purpose from its name itself. The Scythe implements a new heat reduction system which uses a capillary tube. Read more here.

Biosmagazine brings the 3Com Travel router to us. It is as small as a cigarette box but can power a small Wireless LAN and provide internet access. Cool device

Two reviews come from MVKTech.net. First, there is the Coolermaster Stascker which is the new breed of casing coming from Coolermaster. One model is analysed and commented here. The second article covers the Thermaltake POLO 735 extreme 3-in-1 cooler. The Cooler comes with two reostatic bus controllers and a temperature sensor.

Has Foxconn paid attention to what the hardware community had fed back to them about their previous products? Interesting question from Stephen Cooper from MBReview. The product he is reviewing is the Foxconn 925XE7AA-8EKRS2.

Mad-Moxx X800 SE. One of the latest member in the X8x0 family is reviewed at Rage3D. With a GPU amd memory speed of 530MHz, will it be strong enough to match a 6600GT though. Note that this card is available for sale in the whole of Europe.

While over at GamePC, the Sapphire Radeon X850XT is reviewed. It will definitely not sustain the firepower of a SLI configuration but gamepc reckons that it is the fastest single graphics card available. µ