[Review] P3 – “Kill A Watt” Monitor0 Comments By The DukecloseAuthor: The DukeName: D Briggs Email: rfc_doobybiggs@hotmail.com Site: About: Just keeping it real for the average joe overclocker and computer user.See Authors Posts (22) on March 17, 2010
I have been debating on whether or not to pick up the P3 – Kill A Watt unit for awhile. I finally gave in and purchased it along with some more goodies that I will talk about at a later date. For now, let’s get moving on to this Kill A Watt electricity usage monitor.
Packaging:
Specifications and Features:
Testi...
[Blog] 230° Celsius for a 8800gtx1 Comment By carpo93closeAuthor: carpo93Name: Valerio Carpani Email: carpo93@libero.it Site: About:See Authors Posts (2) on March 14, 2010
Done by the user Liquid Cooling
LiquidCooling had a broken 8800 gtx that shows artifact and he read that if you bake an 8800 gtx, you can remove this problem.
So he tried:
Unfortunately the card did only one boot after the bake session and could pass a 3dmark 06 before dieing again.
[Blog] Thermal Compounds: MX-3 Vs. AS54 Comments By The DukecloseAuthor: The DukeName: D Briggs Email: rfc_doobybiggs@hotmail.com Site: About: Just keeping it real for the average joe overclocker and computer user.See Authors Posts (22) on March 13, 2010
Curiosity killed the cat, but will it kill us? I went out and bought the new MX-3 thermal paste from Arctic Cooling. Until the other day, I have always used AS5 (Arctic Silver 5) for my important hardware. However, with all the rave reviews about the new MX-3, I decided to give it a try. Is all the banter about this product really...
[Blog] An Introduction to Microsoft Customer Support0 Comments By AddiescloseAuthor: AddiesName: Adam Allidina Email: adam.allidina@gmail.com Site:http:// About:See Authors Posts (1) on March 13, 2010
Many of you have heard of the issue which has plagued Xbox 360‘s for the past five years, it goes by many names: the Red Lights of Death, Red Rings of Death or the infamous E74 error. I had purchased my Xbox 360 console at launch and, though many of my friends may attest to the opposite, I was highly satisfied with the quality of m...
[Review] Coolink Corator DS CPU-Cooler – Shootout on the AM3 platform1 Comment By mav2000closeAuthor: mav2000Name: Ashish Mehta Email: ashish.dm@gmail.com Site: About:See Authors Posts (11) on March 11, 2010
Introduction
Hello all and welcome back to my never ending quest to find the best air cooling solutions from across the globe. Today we have in our hands a new cooler called the Coolink Corator DS. I would like to thank Kolink International for sending us the cooler.
Kolink International Corporation is a cooling specialist establishe...
[Blog] Single vs. Dual Triple 120mm Radiator2 Comments By wezcloseAuthor: wezName: Robin Lindqvist Email: coccis_wez@hotmail.com Site:http://www.techreaction.net About:See Authors Posts (1) on March 11, 2010
My goal was to better understand the impact of adding a second 360 radiator, which in theory doubles the heat dissipation capability of your loop. But what does it bring to the table in terms of overclockability on the AM3 platform?
Read on for a lightweight comparison between running one and two 360-sized radiators in a sing...
[Blog] Anti-Virus for Your PC at No Cost4 Comments By cralorcloseAuthor: cralorName: Chris Email: cralor@gmail.com Site: About:See Authors Posts (1) on March 5, 2010
Hello. This is my first Blog post! I hope to continue to write once in a while.
NOTE: This is just Anti-Virus software. If you are looking for Anti-Spyware and Anti-Malware, two free solutions I recommend are SUPERAntiSpyware and MalwareBytes. Check them out!
Today I will be looking at ways to help protect your computer without spe...
NOTICE: Do not use the “sign up” form unless you are signing up for blogging.0 Comments By EnJoYcloseAuthor: EnJoYName: Alex Joy Email: alex@techreaction.net Site:http://www.techreaction.net About:See Authors Posts (32) on March 4, 2010
Hey everyone,
I’ve received a lot of Blogger applications over the past few days, but only a handful of those I feel actually meant to sign up for blogging. Do not confuse this blogger sign up form with the forum registration. They are NOT the same thing.
To enter into the Twitter contest, go to the forums and register ther...
[Blog] Nvidia GTX 470 benchmark results leak through the fingers?0 Comments By FetishgodcloseAuthor: FetishgodName: Robert Nowicki Email: nowicki.robert@gmail.com Site: About:See Authors Posts (1) on March 4, 2010
In the world where Nvidia “Fermi” graphics cards had been so long awaited, speculations are still the only thing most of us have. But speculations being unreliable, we can only assume that time will tell the tale. Apparently guys at Chiphell forums think otherwise. In fact, they just posted 3DMark06 benchmark results for ...
[Blog] EVGA X58 3X SLI1 Comment By Lu523closeAuthor: Lu523Name: Gary Owen Email: owen2863@bellsouth.net Site: About:See Authors Posts (2) on March 4, 2010
I was very happy with the X58 SLI LE. I wanted to build another cruncher so I decided to pick up the 3X SLI for the extra cooling that comes with it. Anyway let’s take a look at it.
It has the same black and grey color scheme as the LE. It came with a few more acc. than the LE. No big deal as I did not even open them. The layou...
TechREACTION March Blogger Giveaway!0 Comments By EnJoYcloseAuthor: EnJoYName: Alex Joy Email: alex@techreaction.net Site:http://www.techreaction.net About:See Authors Posts (32) on March 2, 2010
March is a big month! In addition to our Twitter giveaway, we also have our monthly Blogger giveaway! Again, EVGA has been kind enough to sponsor a prize for our Bloggers for March. The rules are the same as always, and you can only win by being a registered Blogger. The prize will be an EVGA P55 132-LF-E655-KR.
Get all of ...
The TechREACTION.net & EVGA “Show Us Some Love” Twitter Giveaway!13 Comments By EnJoYcloseAuthor: EnJoYName: Alex Joy Email: alex@techreaction.net Site:http://www.techreaction.net About:See Authors Posts (32) on March 2, 2010
The TechREACTION team and EVGA got together the other day and tried to come up with an easy way to giveaway an EVGA P55 Classified 200 motherboard. We needed something simple and straightforward that allowed us to promote our website and EVGA, while making it easy for people to win. So we came up with the “Show Us Some LoveR...
Noctua NF-P14 FLX and NF-S12B FLX – Review1 Comment By mav2000closeAuthor: mav2000Name: Ashish Mehta Email: ashish.dm@gmail.com Site: About:See Authors Posts (11) on March 1, 2010
Introduction
After the recent review on the Excalibur, I was on the look out for a few low noise fans, specifically for the Venomous X. I was pretty happy with the results that I was getting with the Scythe Gentle Typhoons and decided to get the two Noctua brothers to test. Before I go any further, let me clarify that this was...
Review: Thermalright HR-05 IFX1 Comment By The DukecloseAuthor: The DukeName: D Briggs Email: rfc_doobybiggs@hotmail.com Site: About: Just keeping it real for the average joe overclocker and computer user.See Authors Posts (22) on March 1, 2010
Our friends over at Thermalright shipped us a very appealing chipset heatsink. The HR-05 IFX is one of four in the series of chipset heatsinks Thermalright offers, at the moment. With all of the accomplishments of Thermalright’s CPU heatsinks, it is very easy to overlook the rest of their solid catalog. Today we get to find o...
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I have been debating on whether or not to pick up the P3 – Kill A Watt unit for awhile. I finally gave in and purchased it along with some more goodies that I will talk about at a later date. For now, let’s get moving on to this Kill A Watt electricity usage monitor.
Packaging:
Specifications and Features:
Testi... 
Done by the user Liquid Cooling
LiquidCooling had a broken 8800 gtx that shows artifact and he read that if you bake an 8800 gtx, you can remove this problem.
So he tried:
Unfortunately the card did only one boot after the bake session and could pass a 3dmark 06 before dieing again.
Curiosity killed the cat, but will it kill us? I went out and bought the new MX-3 thermal paste from Arctic Cooling. Until the other day, I have always used AS5 (Arctic Silver 5) for my important hardware. However, with all the rave reviews about the new MX-3, I decided to give it a try. Is all the banter about this product really... 
Many of you have heard of the issue which has plagued Xbox 360‘s for the past five years, it goes by many names: the Red Lights of Death, Red Rings of Death or the infamous E74 error. I had purchased my Xbox 360 console at launch and, though many of my friends may attest to the opposite, I was highly satisfied with the quality of m... 
Introduction
Hello all and welcome back to my never ending quest to find the best air cooling solutions from across the globe. Today we have in our hands a new cooler called the Coolink Corator DS. I would like to thank Kolink International for sending us the cooler.
Kolink International Corporation is a cooling specialist establishe... 
My goal was to better understand the impact of adding a second 360 radiator, which in theory doubles the heat dissipation capability of your loop. But what does it bring to the table in terms of overclockability on the AM3 platform?
Read on for a lightweight comparison between running one and two 360-sized radiators in a sing... 
Hello. This is my first Blog post! I hope to continue to write once in a while.
NOTE: This is just Anti-Virus software. If you are looking for Anti-Spyware and Anti-Malware, two free solutions I recommend are SUPERAntiSpyware and MalwareBytes. Check them out!
Today I will be looking at ways to help protect your computer without spe... 
March is a big month! In addition to our Twitter giveaway, we also have our monthly Blogger giveaway! Again, EVGA has been kind enough to sponsor a prize for our Bloggers for March. The rules are the same as always, and you can only win by being a registered Blogger. The prize will be an EVGA P55 132-LF-E655-KR.
Get all of ... 
The TechREACTION team and EVGA got together the other day and tried to come up with an easy way to giveaway an EVGA P55 Classified 200 motherboard. We needed something simple and straightforward that allowed us to promote our website and EVGA, while making it easy for people to win. So we came up with the “Show Us Some LoveR... 
Introduction
After the recent review on the Excalibur, I was on the look out for a few low noise fans, specifically for the Venomous X. I was pretty happy with the results that I was getting with the Scythe Gentle Typhoons and decided to get the two Noctua brothers to test. Before I go any further, let me clarify that this was... 
Our friends over at Thermalright shipped us a very appealing chipset heatsink. The HR-05 IFX is one of four in the series of chipset heatsinks Thermalright offers, at the moment. With all of the accomplishments of Thermalright’s CPU heatsinks, it is very easy to overlook the rest of their solid catalog. Today we get to find o... 
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