X-bit labs: As you’ve had an opportunity to see from our previous articles, the balance of pros and cons of the A6 series remains almost the same irrespective of the exact configuration. Carrying on the tradition of the series, the ASUS A6Rp brings to you perfectly balanced price/quality and price/performance proportions. ...

AnandTech: There has been lots of buzz around the Big Typhoon VX, so we took a look for ourselves. Is the performance top drawer or is there less there than many expected?

PC Perspective: We take a look around the various show halls at the traditional power supply and cooling companies to see what’s new and what’s coming down the road. There are always interesting surprises here!...

AnandTech: We take a look at a variety of laptops and other mobile products showcased from several vendors.

X-bit labs: Today we are going to introduce to you one of the first Blu-ray optical devices in our lab - the Pioneer Blu-ray burner. How fast is it? How well can it work with the regular DVD disks? What are the advantages and drawbacks of this expensive solution? Find out from our detailed review!

Guru3d: The Albatron nForce based 680i SLI even since it’s release is an amazing mainboard series. It’s simple .. if you want to overclock your PC chances are large that you at the very least are opting a 680i mainboard with Core 2 Duo processor and some good memory.

[H]ardOCP: We share with you some of the sights of Computex in Taipei, Taiwan this week.

HardwareLogic: In our continuing coverage of high end RAM kits, today at HardwareLogic we shift our attention from the usual suspects and cast a gaze on Patriot. While no stranger to the memory market, they’re relatively new to competing at the enthusiast end of the spectrum, and this is the first time we’ve officially ...

[H]ardOCP: We recently published an article comparing framerate performance in XP versus Vista on NVIDIA hardware. Our readership wanted to see what ATI could do with the same task so that we could see if Vista was really to blame for what we saw.

AnandTech: AMD introduces mainstream dual core X2s with a 45W TDP and that cost less than $100. How does that sound?