Samsung Laser MFP pushes down price

VR ZONE publishes a review of the Soltek Qbic Mania EQ3901-300PW which is a Small Form Factor system based on the K8T800Pro for the AMD Socket 939. Soltek might be better known for its motherboards but its Qbic range is not bad at all.

Bytesector chooses to check the latest liquid cooling system from Thermalktake, the Big Water. This water block features a huge radiator, a low noise pump and a 12cm variable speed fan.

Australian Overclockers has a roundup of thirteen high performance power supply Units with samples from Zalman, Superflower, Antec, Thermaltake and HEC. Should you be looking for a comparison between PSU, this is the place to go.

Hardwarezone has also a roundup of K8T800 Pro-based motherboards. Models from Abit, Asus, ECS, MSI and Soltek. The overal winner is the Abit AV8 but see also how the others performed.

Pentarsys analyses the state of 3D in this first half of 2005 both for ATI and Nvidia. Basically, he syndicates all the latest news from those two giants and adds a little bit of his own to cement everything.

Xtremeresources tests the Wintec AMP-X PC2-5400 DDR2-675 1GB memory kit. If you were just like me, unaware of the existence of Wintec Memory, then prepare to be surprised by this upmarket memory module.

Our friends from PC perspective send us their latest review of the Epox 9NPA+ Ultra which is yet another nForce 4 Ultra Motherboard and like almost all such AMD motherboards reviewed lately goes on to get very good scores.

The SCX-4100 gets the moniker Digital Productivity Center from Samsung when in fact it is nothing more than a laser All in One. It might be only monochrome one but its sheer speed - 15ppm and its very low price -£100 at PCworld - will win many.