New 3DXtreme Review!
Posted By: Dean Nottis
On: Monday, April 25, 2005

Hey Everyone,
We've posted a new review on 3DXtreme.net - Spire KestrelKing VI Cooler Review & Giveaway.

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"Spire has always made some decent coolers and the KestrelKing VI ranks among their better ones. While it doesn’t really rank up there among the top air coolers on the market like the XP90/120’s and Zalman’s it does certainly outperform the stock AMD cooler. The Spire KestrelKing VI cooler wasn’t terribly loud, overall we do recommend this cooler as a replacement for the stock AMD64 cooler or if you are shopping for an OEM CPU."

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3DXtreme Review & Contest
Posted By: Dean Nottis
On: Friday, April 15, 2005

Hey Everyone,
We've posted a new review on 3DXtreme.net - Apacer ShareSteno CD311 40GB Portable Backup Device.

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"For our testing we simply did a couple backups of my compact flash cards and also connecting to the PC to navigate and move files. The CD311 did not require any drivers to use with the PC as it was seen by the computer as an external hard drive just as any other similar units we have used in the past. For backing up the compact media, it was as simple as plugging it into the media reader, powering on the CD311 and choosing to backup the entire contents. This unit does also provide the ability to browse any media and pick and choose files to backup also which is a nice little feature. Doing this might be a little time consuming but it offers some real flexibility of use."

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Hey Everyone,
We've posted a new contest on 3DXtreme.net - Spire AMD64 Certified 754/940/939 KestrelKing VI CPU Cooler .

Thanks to our friends at SpireCoolers.com, enter to win one of two Spire AMD64 Certified 754/940/939 KestrelKing VI CPU Coolers. Enter today - 1 post per day is allowed. The contest will end on 5/7/05 at 12am EST.

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New 3DXtreme Review!
Posted By: Dean Nottis
On: Tuesday, April 12, 2005

Hey Everyone,
We've posted a new review on 3DXtreme.net - Sunbeam 20 in 1 Superior Panel.

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"It seams everybody is wanting to do more and more with their PC these days. We have ultra fast systems that put out lots of heat, so we want to keep them cool. We have digital cameras and other devices that use all kinds of media cards, not to mention those that use USB, Firewire or even SATA connections. To fulfill these needs companies have come up with fan controllers, I/O panels, card readers, and temperature displaying LCD screens. But what about the limited amount of real estate on the front of your case? If you have all these items and a standard mid-tower case, there’s no room left for your drives. How are you supposed to make that work? That’s where Sunbeam comes in."

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New 3DXtreme Review!
Posted By: Dean Nottis
On: Monday, April 11, 2005

Hey Everyone,
We've posted a new review on 3DXtreme.net - Evercool HPC-925 Ice-Man Heatpipe Cooler.

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"Today 3DXtreme has the pleasure of reviewing a new cooler offering from Evercool, the HPC-925 Ice-Man. This cooler uses heatpipe technology to provide a cooling solution for a range of processors from AMD K7 and K8 to Intel P4’s. While we’ve seen a lot of heatpipes and have had mixed results, can we expect this one to be any different? Let’s find out…"

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New 3DXtreme Review!
Posted By: Dean Nottis
On: Sunday, April 10, 2005

Hey Everyone,
We've posted a new review on 3DXtreme.net - Thermalright SI-97 CPU Cooler Review.

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"Today 3DXtreme has the pleasure of testing the latest Socket A heatsink from Thermalright, the SI-97. Although A64 and Pentium 4 users have been given the opportunity to use the XP-120 and XP-90, the users of the older Socket A platform have not been able to share in their good fortune. Thermalright would not forget, and soon they produced the SI-97, an even lighter version of the XP “Light and Easy” series of heatsinks."

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Links Of The Day...
Posted By: Madmike
On: Friday, April 1, 2005

Hardware
Thermaltake Armor VA8000 Tower Case @ BigBruin
Dual 6600GT vs Dual 6800: the SLIdown @ TCMagazine
AMD enter the GPU market @ Hexus
Intel Pentium 4 3.73GHz Extreme Edition @ Viperlair
Thermaltake Fanless103 CPU Cooler Review @ XYZ Computing
VIA K8T800 Pro (Socket 939) Roundup : Results and Conclusion @ Hardwarezone
A-Top Technology XPlode @ Phoronix
ASUS Vento 3600 Case Review @ PCStats
TITAN Vanessa S-Type Heatpipe CPU Cooler @ Tech-Mods
Asetek VapoChill XE II (Extreme Edition II) [AC] Review @ EXTREME Overclocking
Epox 9NPA+ nForce4 Ultra Motherboard Review @ PCPer
Sunbeamtech 20 in 1 Superior Panel @ BigBruin
IBM ThinkPad T43 - Preview @ TrustedReviews
Albatron PX925XE Pro-R @ Viperlair
Wisetechusa UV IDE/SATA Cable Roundup @ Controlled-Insanity
Titan Vanessa S-Type air cooler heatsink review @ A1-Electronics
Dell Axim X50v Pocket PC Review @ The Tech Zone
DFI Lanparty UT NF4 Ultra-D Motherboard Review @ Hardcoreware
BFG Tech GeForce 6600 GT OC (Solo and SLI) @ Bjorn3D

Software
The Ingredients For A Great Computer Game @ The Tech Zone
The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay–Developer’s Cut @ BRnR

Weekly Specials
IONE Lynx M9 Wheel Optical USB + PS/2 Mouse in Retail box $5.25 @ ComputerGate
NU QL-711V 17-inch Flat panel TFT LCD Monitor with Speaker $248 @ ComputerGate
AMD Sempron 2600+ 1.833GHz 333Mhz FSB Socket 462/A $79 @ ComputerGate
Crucial Ballistix Tracer 512MB DDR PC4000 184-pin DIMM $145.99
Crucial Ballistix DDR2 PC2-5300 512MB $189.99
5 Port USB PCI Card $20 @ CompUSA
16x8x16 Internal ATA DL DVD+/-RW Drive $79 @ CompUSA
Hitachi Deskstar 7K250 160GB, 7200RPM, Internal ATA/100 Hard Drive $59 @ CompUSA
X-Wing Collectors Series $19.90 @ GoGamer
Knights of the Old Republic 2 $44.90 @ GoGamer
Dead to Rights $4.90 @ GoGamer
PC-Cillin 2005 $49.95

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