AnandTech: Intel launched their Santa Rosa notebook platform last month, and we’re finally starting to get some new notebooks in for review. What does HP have to offer people looking for a notebook for their everyday computing needs?

HardwareLogic: A couple months back we took our first run at an enthusiast memory kit from Super Talent. The Super Talent T1000UX2G5 PC2-8000 2GB memory kit showed that the memory manufacturer has come a long way since expanding their focus from the OEM market to the consumer and enthusiast sectors. Joining the likes ...

X-bit labs: In this article we’ll discuss if defragmentation can be used as a performance test for hard disk drives. We will also see how the time it takes to perform a defragmentation procedure depends on the Native Command Queuing technology support. 16 hard disk drives participated in our test session.

[H]ardOCP: MSI’s value priced and factory overclocked GeForce 8600 GT has been released, and it may be an affordable option compared to the higher priced GeForce 8600 GTS. Does the MSI NX8600 GT OC Edition have what it takes to deliver the goods compared to its bigger brother; can overclocking match 8600 GTS performance? ...

AnandTech: The iCEAGE is the first air cooler from Korea-based 3RSystems. How does it compare to the best air coolers tested at AnandTech?

PC Perspective: NVIDIA is breaking new ground with a product line for the high-performance computing markets using their GPU products as the processing core. Read how NVIDIA plans to turn the HPC world upside down with their powerful solutions....

PC Perspective: Scythe’s Andy Samurai Master is a large down-draft CPU cooler that performs well and is virtually silent when used with the bundled fan. Universal mounts support both Intel and AMD platforms....

HardwareLogic: Peek-a-boo, we can see you! Or at least we could if you invested in a webcam, and there’s never been a better time. With the emergence of broadband connections into the mainstream market along with increasingly powerful computing solutions, almost anyone will find themselves equipped to broadcast ...

HardwareLogic: Peek-a-boo, we can see you! Or at least we could if you invested in a webcam, and there’s never been a better time. With the emergence of broadband connections into the mainstream market along with increasingly powerful computing solutions, almost anyone will find themselves equipped to broadcast ...

AnandTech: We investigate one of the most interesting on paper but disappointing in reality technologies out there: Intel’s Turbo Memory. We figured out why it doesn’t work and what it takes to make it functional today, as well as what it will need to be more useful in the future. Find out if you’ll want Turbo ...