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Links to Reviews for May 24-26

Posted May 26, 2008 by Sara  

OCZ EliteXstream 800 Watt Power Supply
“…OCZ is well known for their high-performance system memory and have been in the power supply business for a while as well. Will the EliteXStream 800 live up to the high expectations I have of OCZ products?”
XFX 9800GTX Black Edition
“The bundle and support are very well with the XFX Black Edition GeForce 9800GTX, it comes with COD4, which is one of the hottest PC gaming titles available at this moment and costs around $49.95 at most e-tailors or retailers making the card a more attractive buy. Support and warranty options are well taken care of BY XFX as they take very good care of their customers in the after purchase environment and quick RMA return times…”
Xigmatek HDT-D1284 CPU Cooler
“The Xigmatek HDT-D1284 CPU Heatsink arrived Technic3D. The Top-Flow CPU Cooler with 120mm PWM Fan, H.D.T. technology and easy installation. See you in the following Review the D1284 compared with Standard Boxed Cooling, Xigmatek Tower Cooler and more.”
Dual-Core Versus Quad-Core
“It’s very interesting to compare quad-core and dual-core processors, as the cheapest Intel Core 2 Quad (Q6600) already costs about $200. This price border separates more expensive CPUs from popular products in the market. So, common users may be tempted to buy a real quad-core processor, even if it does not operate at a high clock rate. We only have to find out whether it’s an objectively expedient decision.”

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