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Foxconn A88GM Deluxe Motherboard Review
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| Sun Jun 27, 2010 | 12:01P| PermaLink |
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"The new AMD 880G chipset is based on Radeon HD 4250 graphics engine, which is a slower version of the graphics engine used on AMD 890GX (Radeon HD 4290). This way 880G-based motherboards are cheaper than 890GX-based ones. AMD 880G chipset is normally paired with AMD SB710 south bridge chip, but on A88GM Deluxe the manufacturer decided to use SB850, which is the south bridge chip from AMD 890GX, providing native support for SATA-600 ports. This way A88GM Deluxe is one step above other motherboards based on the same chipset."
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FULL STORY @
HARDWARESECRETS
(http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Foxconn-A88GM-Deluxe-Motherboard-Review/1014)
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Scythe Mugen 2 CPU Cooler Review
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| Wed Jun 24, 2009 | 5:40P| PermaLink |
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It seems when CPU coolers are designed these days appearance is the main concern for the designers. The one with the most lights or copper on display steals all the attention. What happened to the old days? Competition is your answer my friend. In the computing industry nowadays, there are many companies manufacturing OEM CPU coolers. Smaller companies are then buying these OEM’s, shoving an LED fan or two on and rebranding them. And the sad thing is, is that we’re buying them! One such company who is very against this is Scythe. Scythe design all their own CPU coolers, they’re completely unique! Today we have a cooler for review from Scythe, the Mugen 2, alike many of Scythe’s products, this one too is beefy but basic in bling, let’s see how this bad boy performs…
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FULL STORY @
TECH-REVIEWS
(http://tech-reviews.co.uk/reviews/scythe-mugen-2-cooler/)
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