Hardware reviewers and tech journalists.
When you receive multiple CPU coolers for review and need to track photography, editing, and test runs for each.
This 'What I have to do' mind map template organizes a hardware reviewer's workflow across 61 nodes in 4 main branches: Coolers, Placement, Graphics Cards, and Motherboards. It covers product testing for CPU coolers like the Corsair H50 and Thermaltake Frio, GPU benchmarking for the XFX 5870 and ASUS GTX 480, and motherboard evaluations on the ASUS P6X58D-E. The template also includes career tasks such as 'Post CV' and event planning like 'Channel Expo'. Each product branch breaks down into photography, editing, and specific test scenarios (e.g., 'Stock', 'Reverse fan', 'Dual Noctua fans'), making it a practical cheat sheet for tech reviewers managing multiple hardware units.
Términos y condicionesWhen you receive multiple CPU coolers for review and need to track photography, editing, and test runs for each.
When balancing job applications with freelance tech reviewing, to keep deadlines and follow-ups visible.
When benchmarking a graphics card across different motherboards, to record results per platform.
Open the template in Xmind to browse the four main branches dedicated to Coolers, Placement, Graphics Cards, and Motherboards.
Expand each product node to track subtasks like photography and editing while customizing specific test scenarios such as stock or dual fan configurations.
Add new hardware units or career tasks by right-clicking to insert topics and subtopics to keep your testing schedule up to date.
It includes 61 nodes across 4 branches: Coolers (with 4 specific coolers and test scenarios), Placement (job applications and events), Graphics Cards (XFX 5870 and ASUS GTX 480 testing), and Motherboards (ASUS P6X58D-E tasks).
Open the .xmind file, then expand the 'Coolers' or 'Graphics Cards' branch. For each product, follow the subtasks: Take Pictures, Edit Pictures, then run the listed test scenarios (e.g., 'Stock', 'Dual fans').
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind (desktop or web). You can add, remove, or rearrange nodes. It can be exported as PDF or image for printing.
It tracks career-related tasks: posting a CV, waiting for a response from CGG Veritas, and noting the PGS date on May 12th. It helps manage job applications alongside review work.
Absolutely. Each product's 'Test' node contains sub-nodes like 'Stock' or 'Dual Noctua fans'. You can rename, add, or delete these to match your own testing methodology.
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