April 21 News from Around the Web
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 4:42 pm
Sunbeam Quarterback Review
"When you take the protective plastic off of the Sunbeam Quarterback, you can see that the case is constructed to be very simple by not having too many things going on and just colored using two very simple colors, black and silver, which go very well together. When taking a look at the rear of the Quarterback, you are able to see that it has been constructed like many other cases out on the market. There are the expansion slots at the bottom, while at the top there is the designated place for the power supply and right under this by the rear IO panel is the 120mm fan blowing warm air out of the case. On the main side of the case there is a clear window, which has a single 120mm fan on it, that allows you to see the innards of the system you build in the Quarterback. The fourth side of the case is very simple and plain, which is very common between all cases."
@ Overclockers Club
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Corsair HX1000W PSU Review @ [H]
Western Digital Velociraptor 10K RPM 300GB Hard Drive @ HotHardware.com
Leadtek 9600 GT SLI reviewed and compared with 9800 GTX @ Madshrimps
Silverstonetek TS01B - RFID Protected HDD Enclosure review at Metku.net
MTRON PRO 32GB 2.5 SATA SSD
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AeroCool HorsePower 1020 watt Power Supply Review
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Lenovo ThinkPad X300 Ultraportable Notebook @ HotHardware.com
MSI P35 Platinum Combo Review @ [H]
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ATI Catalyst 8.4 Analysis - XP & Vista
"When you take the protective plastic off of the Sunbeam Quarterback, you can see that the case is constructed to be very simple by not having too many things going on and just colored using two very simple colors, black and silver, which go very well together. When taking a look at the rear of the Quarterback, you are able to see that it has been constructed like many other cases out on the market. There are the expansion slots at the bottom, while at the top there is the designated place for the power supply and right under this by the rear IO panel is the 120mm fan blowing warm air out of the case. On the main side of the case there is a clear window, which has a single 120mm fan on it, that allows you to see the innards of the system you build in the Quarterback. The fourth side of the case is very simple and plain, which is very common between all cases."
@ Overclockers Club
Monday Web Reviews:
HARDWARE
A-DATA PD17, PD18, and PD19 Mini USB Flash Drives Review @ Virtual-Hideout
Corsair HX1000W PSU Review @ [H]
Western Digital Velociraptor 10K RPM 300GB Hard Drive @ HotHardware.com
Leadtek 9600 GT SLI reviewed and compared with 9800 GTX @ Madshrimps
Silverstonetek TS01B - RFID Protected HDD Enclosure review at Metku.net
MTRON PRO 32GB 2.5 SATA SSD
Palit GeForce 9800GTX Review
AeroCool HorsePower 1020 watt Power Supply Review
ASUS EN8800GT 1GB Graphics Card
Cooler Master Real Power Pro 850W Review @ OCC
Super Talent Pico A 8 GB Flash Drive Review at Metku.net
Lenovo ThinkPad X300 Ultraportable Notebook @ HotHardware.com
MSI P35 Platinum Combo Review @ [H]
Software
ATI Catalyst 8.4 Analysis - XP & Vista