Introduction: Introduction: Since the release of the the Intel Canterwood and Springdale motherboards Dual-Channel memory has become a mainstream item for computer users. The memory industry responded with “paired” or “matched” memory kits that offer Continue reading “1GB Kit HyperX DDR 434MHz”.
Introduction: S3 Graphics is back and entering the graphics war again with there new card, DeltaChrome, which is currently aimed at the mid-range consumer graphics market. This is a card that I have been hearing Continue reading “S3 DeltaChrome S8 AGP Video Card Review”.
Introduction: Today, we have some OCZ Technology 3500EL DDR to look at. OCZ is not a new company to us. All you have to do is look at a list of our reviews to see Continue reading “OCZ EL DDR PC-3500 Dual Channel”.
Introduction For as long as I can remember, those of us that have overclocked have always been “held back” so to say by memory. We either needed faster memory as relating to the timings, or Continue reading “OCZ Gold 3700 DDR”.
Introduction: Most of the products we take a look at are the fastest and priciest computer pieces on the market. This is great, but it also leaves the majority of computer users looking at reviews Continue reading “256mb OCZ Premier PC-3200”.
What is a Shim?: The basic purpose of a copper shim is to protect the core of your processor. Your CPU core is one of the most powerful pieces of hardware in your computer. It Continue reading “What is a Shim and Why Should You Use One”.
Introduction: We all know there are many different types/brands of memory modules to choose from. Kingmax is a brand name that I personally have not heard of until we received a few sticks of Kingmax Continue reading “Kingmax 256mb DDR-400 Memory”.
Introduction: Introduction: With the initial excitement of the Canterwood beginning to come to an end in the computer enthusiast market, companies are now releasing their secret weapon: the Intel 865 “Springdale.” If you notice this Continue reading “AOpen AX4SG Max I865G Motherboard”.
Introduction: Legit Reviews has now gotten the chance to review our first GeForce FX video card! Today we are looking at MSI’s GeForce FX5200-TDR128. The FX5200 is geared toward budget users who want all of Continue reading “MSI GeForce FX5200-TDR128”.
Introduction: Today Legit Reviews is going to be showing off two different kinds of compact flash memory. We have Kingston’s 256mb card and Transcend’s 128mb card. Kingston is not a new company to the Legit Continue reading “Compact Flash Memory”.
Introduction: Introduction: During the past few months we have taken a look at the MSI Ti4600-VT2D8X and the MSI Ti4200-TD8X64 video cards, where we found that the bundle was superior and the product performed better Continue reading “MSI Ti4800SE-VTD8X”.
Introduction Today we are going to give you a look at the Gainward Geforce 4 Ti4800SE. The past year has been interesting for Gainward to say the least, but the past has been said and Continue reading “Gainward Ti4800SE”.
Introduction Introduction: This is the Albatron 128mb Ti4680P Turbo–but what the heck is a Ti4680? With the addition of 8x AGP, someone in a power position at nVidia thought the geforce 4 line of cards Continue reading “Albatron Ti4680P Turbo”.
Introduction: After posting our recent Prescott Overclocking article the sharp eyes of many review sites, online retailers, and enthusiasts noted some large temperature differences between our articles. If you have not been following our Prescott Continue reading “Core Temperatures Examined”.
Introduction: We have spent the past three weeks testing and finding out what this memory is all about. Today, I am glad to release our results that came directly from hours of gaming, multimedia applications, Continue reading “256mb Kingston PC-3500”.
