Have you ever wondered how much heat your CPU cooler is actually diverting? Have you ever wondered if that temperature sensor on your motherboard for your CPU is functioning properly? Have you ever wanted an affordable liquid cooler for your expensive and in some cases, irreplaceable CPU? Well the CoolIt Systems Vantage Advanced Liquid Cooler (ALC) for CPUs may just be the answer you’re looking for! With its customizable digital display, Coolant temperature readout, and controlled fan speed, this liquid cooler promises to be an affordable alternative to a full-blown liquid cooling system. We will find out if this product stands up to its promises. Lets get to it!
FULL STORY @ OVERCLOCKERSHQ (http://overclockershq.com/cooling/coolit-systems-vantage-advanced-liquid-cooler-review.html#ixzz0vrJIfeSM)
"Having already looked at the HD 5970, we know what to expect when it comes to performance of the model. If you want a fast graphics card, the chances are you're trying to get a hold of a HD 5800 or HD 5900 series card from ATI.
Today we'll be looking at GIGABYTEs HD 5970 and straight off the bat we're going to say that with the stock cooler and stock clocks there's not going to be much of a surprise when it comes to the out of the box numbers. What we'll do is spend a bit more time with the card and overclock the model hopefully higher than the previous HD 5970 we looked at. Then we'll crunch some numbers and see how well it rewards us vs. stock settings."
FULL STORY @ DADA (http://mailbot.tweaktown.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/r/TweakTown_News/h/20091203035935/www.tweaktown.com/reviews/3041/gigabyte_radeon_hd_5970_2gb_video_card/index.html/)
