Mark score Appropriate for a home theater: The Silverstone case was a study in perfection. For the first time I had an HTPC that really looked as if it belonged in my home theater. Combined with the quiet operation, I doubt that I could have built a better...

• -Conclusion
• -Power Supply
• -Motherboard And Memory
• -CPU And Cooler

touchscreen universal home theater remotes, the sky is the limit, with models including Philips (the RC9800i is priced at $600 and up), Monster Cable Home Theater and Lighting Controller ($450 and up) and the Universal Electronics NevoSL (available only from...

140 each). When it comes to investing in high-end touchscreen universal home theater remotes, the sky is the limit, with models including Philips (the RC9800i is priced at $600 and up), Monster Cable Home Theater and Lighting Controller ($450 and up) and...

The AMD Fork: Motherboard And CPUs. we build 4 diy hdmi. Despite numerous gotchas and design conflicts, we manage to put together and test four different AMD and Intel CPU-based home theater PCs with HDMI capability. We're exhausted. You enjoy.. As we worked...

• -Two Sets Of Builds, Two Sets Of Hardware

fan noise and expandability. My system runs consistently quieter than the z556 due to its use of an Athlon 64 3700+ single core processor, Zalman cooler and passively cooled ATI Radeon X550GE graphics card. Without a small fan cooling the graphics card, my...