HardwareLogic: With Microsoft’s Vista operating system and newer games like Supreme Commander sucking up system resources, 2GB of system memory is no longer a luxury, it’s is fast becoming a necessity. However, not just any 2GB kit will do the job, save for those running systems from Dell, Gateway, etc. For them, ...

AnandTech: Motherboard giant ASUS also produces coolers targeted at the computer enthusiast. Does their top-line Silent Square Pro compete with the best heatpipe towers on the market?

[H]ardOCP: Enermax is one of the better known names in the power supply industry, but does their Enermax Galaxy DXX have what it takes to pass muster? Built to a different specification for dual 300 watt video cards??? I don’t think you can buy those....yet.

X-bit labs: No doubt that it will be close to 6 months soon that Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX 768MB graphics adapter retains the title of the world’s fastest solution. However its price of $599 will hardly let it become really popular. But these days the GeForce 8 family has already welcomed its new members - the 8800 ...

AnandTech: Antec’s P180 is still one of the most popular tower cases available. Can they make it even better? The P182 SE is their attempt to do just that.

[H]ardOCP: Last year’s winner for Best Boutique Integrator returns with a small form-factor gaming box. Will the X-Cube live up to Maingear’s high reputation, or will unexepected problems throw a monkeywrench into the works?

Guru3d: HDMI is a pretty hot thing to have on a product box these days it’s almost a trendy word ... time for us to review a product that actually supports it. And thus hell and yeah welcome to the first graphics card review with actual HDMI connectivity. HDMI as you know is a new connector often to be found ...

X-bit labs: A new roundup continuing the series of 19-inch monitor reviews is ready! This article is devoted to LCD monitors with 5:4 aspect ratio and a native resolution of 1280x1024 pixels. We will discuss their color reproduction quality (and the color gamut), response time (and the RTC error value), brightness ...

AnandTech: Scythe Updates the Ninja Plus and adds AM2 support. Does the updated Ninja Plus give the best we have tested a challenge for the cooling performance crown?

X-bit labs: WLAN users have long been looking forward to the release of the new-generation IEEE 802.11n standard. Today we are going to introduce to you a device supporting this standard - the WRT300N router from Linksys.