Silence is indeed golden. Now that computers are being used increasingly throughout the home people are becoming less and less happy to endure the constant droning emitted by modern high-powered PC's. Consequently a number of innovations have been made to help with noise reduction, probably one of the first to hit the mainstream being variable-speed cooling fans. Now cases are also being produced with peace and quiet featuring highly on their list of design priorities.
Today at RipNet-UK we are pleased to bring you our review of the Acousticase from Quiet PC. Is this case going to be the answer to your headaches?
Five months ago I was putting Zalman's predecessor, the CNPS7000-CU on the testbench, now I take a closer look at the CNPS7000A-CU. This version or actually revision is made to fit all current sockets. When I say current I mean: Socket 478 (Intel pentium 4), Socket 462 (AMD athlon, duron, athlon XP), but also socket 754 (AMD Athlon 64). In my previous review about the earlier product, I pointed out its only flaw was that it didn't fit the Socket 462. Zalman responded pretty swiftly, although 5 months probably ain't that fast in the "IT-World.
Hardware Pacers has posted a review on the Logitech MX 310 & Click! Optical Mice. Here's a snip.
The MX310 is amazing beyond belief of how light and comfortable it is. It gives smooth pinpoint tracking and fits both hands perfectly. The cursor does not skip even a bit when the mouse is moved at the fastest speeds. The MX310 contains extra features that the MX300 does not, for example, the Internet Navigation buttons and Quick Switch."
Today at RipNet-UK we are pleased to bring you our review of the Acousticase from Quiet PC. Is this case going to be the answer to your headaches?
Five months ago I was putting Zalman's predecessor, the CNPS7000-CU on the testbench, now I take a closer look at the CNPS7000A-CU. This version or actually revision is made to fit all current sockets. When I say current I mean: Socket 478 (Intel pentium 4), Socket 462 (AMD athlon, duron, athlon XP), but also socket 754 (AMD Athlon 64). In my previous review about the earlier product, I pointed out its only flaw was that it didn't fit the Socket 462. Zalman responded pretty swiftly, although 5 months probably ain't that fast in the "IT-World.
Hardware Pacers has posted a review on the Logitech MX 310 & Click! Optical Mice. Here's a snip.
The MX310 is amazing beyond belief of how light and comfortable it is. It gives smooth pinpoint tracking and fits both hands perfectly. The cursor does not skip even a bit when the mouse is moved at the fastest speeds. The MX310 contains extra features that the MX300 does not, for example, the Internet Navigation buttons and Quick Switch."
