Figure 13: Step 4.1 (part 1).
Figure 14: Step 4.1 (part 2).
Figure 15: Step 5.1.
Figure 16: Step 5.1.
On Figures 15 and 16 you can see the case completely assembled, without the fans. Since there are several options for the fans, we will talk sepa
rately about them in the next page.
Let’s test the V8 GTS, a new CPU cooler from Cooler Master, with eight heatpipes, two 140 mm fans, three heatsinks, and a vapor chamber at the base.
Our review of the most high-end CPU from AMD today, Athlon 64 FX-62, a dual-core CPU running at 2.8 GHz with two 1 MB L2 memory caches and based on the new AM2 socket, supporting DDR2 memories.
Review of the new Apple iPad, a tablet that is a mix between a computer and an iPhone.
The AZZA Toledo 301 is a mid-tower case that comes with a “250 mm” fan on its left-side panel and a terrific price tag. Let’s see if it gets our recommendation.
Scythe, a Japanese manufacturer known for its high-end CPU coolers, has also power supplies. Today we are going to review their latest release, Kamariki 4.
XFX, the traditional video card manufacturer, is now entering the power supply arena. Let’s take a look at their first release, a high-end 850 W model.