eviltechie
12-05-2002, 03:51 AM
X-bit labs (http://www.xbitlabs.com) has posted an article called "IBM Deskstar 180GXP HDD: Quiet Revolution".
You can find this article HERE (http://www.xbitlabs.com/storage/ibm-180gxp/).
-------------------------------------------------------------------
OCAddiction gets hold of a shiny new 2GHz Celeron and puts it on the test bench tosee how it compares to both the Northwood 2.0GHz P4 and the AMD XP 2000+ CPU.
The review is located HERE (http://www.ocaddiction.com/reviews/cpu/2ghz_celery/).
---------------------------------------------------------------------
NeoSeeker has just posted a review of the MSI 648 Max Motherboard.
"Looking at the specifications, you can see that the chipset offers a good blend of advanced features like AGP8X with DDR333+ support. 6-channel audio is provided via the ReakTek AKC650 chip, and a Broadcom 4401 or Broadcom 5702 provides LAN support. The 5702 Broadcom chip comes with the 648Max-F board, which is equipped with Gigabit Ethernet. The board can support up to 6 USB 2.0 devices, but beware that only 4 are actual USB ports (on the rear of the board). The other 2 USB "ports" are really a motherboard connector for a front USB port device. For audio, the board has 3 jacks onboard and a simple S-bracket that includes center/sub and rear speaker outputs, plus optical and coax SPDIF jacks."
Read more by clicking HERE (http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/msi648max/).
You can find this article HERE (http://www.xbitlabs.com/storage/ibm-180gxp/).
-------------------------------------------------------------------
OCAddiction gets hold of a shiny new 2GHz Celeron and puts it on the test bench tosee how it compares to both the Northwood 2.0GHz P4 and the AMD XP 2000+ CPU.
The review is located HERE (http://www.ocaddiction.com/reviews/cpu/2ghz_celery/).
---------------------------------------------------------------------
NeoSeeker has just posted a review of the MSI 648 Max Motherboard.
"Looking at the specifications, you can see that the chipset offers a good blend of advanced features like AGP8X with DDR333+ support. 6-channel audio is provided via the ReakTek AKC650 chip, and a Broadcom 4401 or Broadcom 5702 provides LAN support. The 5702 Broadcom chip comes with the 648Max-F board, which is equipped with Gigabit Ethernet. The board can support up to 6 USB 2.0 devices, but beware that only 4 are actual USB ports (on the rear of the board). The other 2 USB "ports" are really a motherboard connector for a front USB port device. For audio, the board has 3 jacks onboard and a simple S-bracket that includes center/sub and rear speaker outputs, plus optical and coax SPDIF jacks."
Read more by clicking HERE (http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/msi648max/).