SM-Bot
11 Oct 2003, 5:30pm
<b>Had a lot of reviews & articles in from other sites today, definitely the weekend upon us!</b>
"The fan kit comes with two 80mm silica gel vibration dampeners, more than enough fan screws to install two fans and silica gel washers to use if the fan dampeners will not fit your case situation. The dampeners are easy to install. To use them, simply place the dampener on the fan on the surface between the fan and the installation point and screw the fan in place."
<a href="http://www.ocia.net/reviews/VantecVbDampener/VantecVbDampener.shtml" target="_new">Vantec Vibration Dampener @ Ocia</a>
"Choosing a motherboard can sometimes be very hectic. With so many different companies throwing out their products for sale, users alike may find it confusing to get the board which they would really suits them well. Joining us today in our review, we will take a look at the latest Pentium 4 motherboard by Epox, 4PDA2+. The board was powered by Intel Springdale chipset or better known as i865PE."
<a href="http://www.myworldhardware.com/v3/review.asp?ID=72" target="_new">
Epox 4PDA2+ motherboard @ MyWorldHardware</a>
"Overall, the KT600 chipset is a welcome addition to the current Athlon XP line of chipsets. With the additional value of the included Serial ATA and RAID support as well as finally having support for the 400 MHz FSB Athlon XP 3200+ processor, VIA may have a success on their hands. However, it isn’t all roses for them quite yet. The memory problems we have discussed are easily an effect of the chipset itself, and whether or not the manufacturers can keep stability high will decide if enthusiasts will grab up the board."
<a href="http://www.amdmb.com/article-display.php?ArticleID=264" target="_new">KT600 Motherboard @ AMDmb</a>
"The Remote Selector is a great product, easy to use and install and very inexpensive. I would recommend this product to anyone who uses their pc as an entertainment center, and does not have a remote that will function the same way. You seriously can’t go wrong with such a flexible product."
<a href="http://www.monster-hardware.com/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=93" target="_new">Creative Labs PC Multimedia Remote Control @ MonsterHardware</a>
"Each controller has a blue LED that indicates whether or not a fan is connected. If a fan is connected the LED will light up blue and the light emitted from the LED will very in intensity depending on the speed you have the fan running at."
<a href="http://www.voidedwarranty.com/modules.php?name=Reviews&op=viewarticle&artid=84" target="_new">Zalman ZM-MFC1 Fan Controller @ VoidedWarranty</a>
"Almost every part of our computers have been modified in some way, but the Power Supply always seems to be the one left out, except for maybe a flimsy Lexan cover. This is an ugly but vital part of the computer and I thought it too needed to be Modded."
<a href="http://creativemods.com/guides/psumod.php" target="_new">PSU Mod Guide @ Creative Mods</a>
"Zoomer recently went to Linux Expo UK for a look around. Here's his thoughts on the show, and a few notes on some of the highlights there this year."
<a href="http://www.enscape.net/index.php?id=133" target="_new">Linux ExpoUK 2003, London, Olympia @ Enscape</a>
"The fan kit comes with two 80mm silica gel vibration dampeners, more than enough fan screws to install two fans and silica gel washers to use if the fan dampeners will not fit your case situation. The dampeners are easy to install. To use them, simply place the dampener on the fan on the surface between the fan and the installation point and screw the fan in place."
<a href="http://www.ocia.net/reviews/VantecVbDampener/VantecVbDampener.shtml" target="_new">Vantec Vibration Dampener @ Ocia</a>
"Choosing a motherboard can sometimes be very hectic. With so many different companies throwing out their products for sale, users alike may find it confusing to get the board which they would really suits them well. Joining us today in our review, we will take a look at the latest Pentium 4 motherboard by Epox, 4PDA2+. The board was powered by Intel Springdale chipset or better known as i865PE."
<a href="http://www.myworldhardware.com/v3/review.asp?ID=72" target="_new">
Epox 4PDA2+ motherboard @ MyWorldHardware</a>
"Overall, the KT600 chipset is a welcome addition to the current Athlon XP line of chipsets. With the additional value of the included Serial ATA and RAID support as well as finally having support for the 400 MHz FSB Athlon XP 3200+ processor, VIA may have a success on their hands. However, it isn’t all roses for them quite yet. The memory problems we have discussed are easily an effect of the chipset itself, and whether or not the manufacturers can keep stability high will decide if enthusiasts will grab up the board."
<a href="http://www.amdmb.com/article-display.php?ArticleID=264" target="_new">KT600 Motherboard @ AMDmb</a>
"The Remote Selector is a great product, easy to use and install and very inexpensive. I would recommend this product to anyone who uses their pc as an entertainment center, and does not have a remote that will function the same way. You seriously can’t go wrong with such a flexible product."
<a href="http://www.monster-hardware.com/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=93" target="_new">Creative Labs PC Multimedia Remote Control @ MonsterHardware</a>
"Each controller has a blue LED that indicates whether or not a fan is connected. If a fan is connected the LED will light up blue and the light emitted from the LED will very in intensity depending on the speed you have the fan running at."
<a href="http://www.voidedwarranty.com/modules.php?name=Reviews&op=viewarticle&artid=84" target="_new">Zalman ZM-MFC1 Fan Controller @ VoidedWarranty</a>
"Almost every part of our computers have been modified in some way, but the Power Supply always seems to be the one left out, except for maybe a flimsy Lexan cover. This is an ugly but vital part of the computer and I thought it too needed to be Modded."
<a href="http://creativemods.com/guides/psumod.php" target="_new">PSU Mod Guide @ Creative Mods</a>
"Zoomer recently went to Linux Expo UK for a look around. Here's his thoughts on the show, and a few notes on some of the highlights there this year."
<a href="http://www.enscape.net/index.php?id=133" target="_new">Linux ExpoUK 2003, London, Olympia @ Enscape</a>