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    1. AOpen XC Cube EZ482 - SFF Barebone

      Price as reviewed £242.00
      18 Aug 2005
      Our rating:
      7/10

      The small form factor PC market is really hotting up. So how does AOpen's latest XC Cube measure up to the competition?

    2. AOpen Aeolus 7800 GTX-DVD256 Graphics Cards

      Price as reviewed £379.00
      3 Aug 2005
      Our rating:
      9/10

      As nVidia promised there's a healthy supply of GeForce 7800 GTX cards available at retail. We take a look at a pair from board partner AOpen.

    3. AOpen i915GMm-HFS - Pentium M motherboard

      Price as reviewed £150.00
      21 Jul 2005
      Our rating:
      8/10

      If you want to build a super quiet media PC try using a Pentium M chip and AOpen's new motherboard.

    4. AOpen i855GMEm-LFS - Pentium M Motherboard

      Price as reviewed £145.00
      19 Jan 2005
      Our rating:
      7/10

      Intel's Pentium M CPU is making a transition to the desktop - if you want a low power, quiet PC, this new board from AOpen could be the answer.

    5. AOpen XC Cube EZ18 - SFF Barebone

      Price as reviewed £170.00
      21 Jul 2004
      Our rating:
      8/10

      Based on the Socket-A platform, the AOpen XC Cube EZ18 will build into a stylish, but reasonably priced small form factor PC.

    6. AOpen AX4SPE Max II - Motherboard

      Price as reviewed £100.00
      7 Jul 2004
      Our rating:
      8/10

      This new motherboard from AOpen proves that there's still life left in the Socket-478 platform.

    7. AOpen XC Cube EY65

      Price as reviewed £200.00
      23 Feb 2004
      Our rating:
      8/10

      Small form factor PCs are all the rage and AOpen has decided to throw its hat into the ring. The XC Cube EY65 is small and stylish and packs a hefty punch.

    8. AOpen Aeolus FX5900XT

      Price as reviewed £149.00
      9 Feb 2004
      Our rating:
      9/10

      The Aeolus from AOpen is based on the nVidia FX5900XT chipset and Benny Har-Even thinks it's the new mid-range card to beat.