@ TweakTown"It hasn't taken long for NVIDIA partners to start spicing up the GTX 275. Come launch day we already saw that Gainward had opted for aftermarket cooling. Galaxy has kicked up a notch, though; this not only by including a pretty mean cooling setup on the card, but also taking the time to increase the core and memory clock.
While the card was designed to compete directly against the HD 4890, what we're seeing is that in the retail channel the GTX 275 is slightly more expensive. While this might be a bad thing considering the fact that the GTX 275 is designed to compete head to head with the HD 4890, it isn't really, as that little bit of extra cost carries with it that little bit of extra performance."
Tuesday Web Reviews:
HARDWARE
Interactive AMD Phenom product ID guide
Intel Core i7 920 and 940 CPU review @ Elite Bastards
QNAP TS-439 Pro Intel Atom Powered Four Bay NAS Review @ Tweaknews
Air Live WN-300R Wireless 11N Broadband Router
Asus ENGTS 250 Review @ OCC
Hiyatek HY-CF-6288-1 Laptop cooler and stand @ Rbmods
Xpressar Refrigeration System & Xaser Chassis @ [H]
Asus W90Vp 18.4" Gaming Notebook @ HotHardware.com
Interviews
BFG Interview With John Malley On Phobos @ HotHardware.com
Electronics
Otterbox Defender for Blackberry Storm @ OCModShop