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 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 12-27-2009 ECS has taken the reference clocked GT240 from NVIDIA and added a special cooler from Arctic Cooling’s arsenal to provide excellen... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 12-23-2009 A few key observations on the Crossfire of two HD 5970s need to be made. First, if you don’t have a powerful CPU, two of these vid... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 12-20-2009 As you can see the SSD drive from Crucial has high performance, easily outpacing every regular HDD I’ve tested including Western D... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 12-16-2009 In terms of features the HD 5970 can’t be beat by anything from the NVIDIA team at the moment and their answer to the HD 5xxx seri... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 12-11-2009 The Cooler Master Sentinel Advance mouse is the best gaming mouse on the market today with eight programmable buttons, five profil... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 12-11-2009 We take you through a review of the new Samsung 256 GB SSD with detailed benchmarks!
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 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 12-11-2009 We take you through a review of the new Crucial 256 GB SSD with detailed benchmarks!... |
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 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 01-03-2010 In terms of target market, the ASUS P7H55D-M EVO board fits the bill as the cornerstone of a digital home theater PC. The integrat... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 01-03-2010 Realizing that the majority of computer users use their computer for other tasks than playing Dirt 2 or Call of Duty Modern Warfar... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 12-27-2009 ASUS is well known for their motherboards and the Z8NA-D6C fits the bill as a motherboard that can act as a server or a workstatio... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-30-2009 From a features point of view the GIGABYTE P55A-UD6 is outstanding. Support for the latest technologies including SATA 6 Gb/second... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-15-2009 Intel bills the DP55WG as a Media machine with a touch of Extreme. With Firewire, and a fully fledged audio solution in the form o... |
 | Author: Elric Phares Date: 11-15-2009 ASUS has taken the winning combination of the ASUS P7P55D Premium motherboard and improved it by adding USB 3.0 support making a g... |
 | Author: Benjamin Sun Date: 11-07-2009 This board performs great, with performance in the same class as other motherboards in this chipset. Overclocking was a bit of a m... |
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Sat Jan 02 2010 22:12 pm PST Comments (0)
Today review features the Corsair HX 750 power supply and we are happy to report that this unit shows some of the tightest rail voltages of any power supply we have ever tested. Come on along as we review this potent unit and show you our results.
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Sat Jan 02 2010 22:07 pm PST Comments (0)
"The ASUS Maximus III Gene is a micro-ATX motherboard that promises virtually the same features and performance as its bigger brother, the Formula, but in a smaller package. The Republic of Gamer products offer some serious features and performance for demanding consumers, so let's push this little board and see how far it goes."
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:53 am PST Comments (0)
"Pulling the cooler off of the HIS Radeon HD5750 iCooler IV video card you can see that is made solely out of aluminum. In the current times of heatpipes and even the common use of copper for heat dissipation I was a bit surprised to see an aluminum heat sink on a non-reference card. According to HIS the iCooler IV is designed for faster transfer of the heat out of the gpu. The noise level of the iCooler IV is rated for under 30dB's. We will check out how well the iCooler IV works in a bit. First, let's take a look at all the goodies you get with your purchase..."
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:51 am PST Comments (0)
Swiftech is not a company to rest on its laurels. After they successfully launched their Apogee series of CPU water blocks they were at the top of the performance charts for many months. But as time went by, competitors improved over the Apogee GTZ's performance. Today Swiftech is back with a vengeance, the Apogee XT takes on 14 other CPU water blocks in this review. Can it beat the best? Time to find out
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:48 am PST Comments (0)
It has been about 2 years since Ultra, innovator of the modular cable power supply, has introduced a new line of power supplies; the Ultra x3 series was available in wattages up to 1000 Watts. With their latest offering, the x4, Ultra ups the ante with a 1600 Watt model, along with a 500, 600, 850, 1050, and 1200 Watt standard ATX units, as well as a micro ATX
400 Watt unit. Today we are going to look at the 600 and 1050 Watt versions.
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:47 am PST Comments (0)
Immediately upon its introduction, the ATI Radeon HD 5870 took the title for the fastest, single-GPU on the market. There was simply no other single-GPU that could touch it, not only in terms of performance, but in regard to features as well. And at the time, virtually all of AMD's strategic board partners were at the ready with products based on the Radeon HD 5870 reference design.
Unfortunately, due to some yield issues at TSMC, the foundry that manufactures the actual chips at the heart of the card, supplies of Radeon HD 5870 (and Radeon HD 5850) cards quickly dried up. AMD had the fastest, most feature-rich single GPU on the market, and it was incredibly difficult to buy one for a while there.
The supply issues have since cleared up, however, and Radeon HD 5870 cards are easily attainable once again. With that in mind, we're taking a look at Asus' take on AMD's flagship single-GPU, the EAH5870. Like essentially all of the other Radeon HD 5870 cards currently available, Asus' offering is based on AMD's reference design. But Asus does have a couple of tricks up its sleeve that help differentiate the EAH5870 from the also-rans. Read on and take a look for yourself...
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:46 am PST Comments (0)
"Both of these products definitely had their pros and cons, but I
think in the right hands both of them would work beautifully in any
professional or consumer-level graphics environment. Overall, the
performance king was definitely the Intuos4, but I have to give an honorable
mention to the Bamboo because it definitely had many of the basic features I
think consumers will be comfortable with."
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:46 am PST Comments (0)
Zalman is a company that is known for putting out quality equipment. Their coolers are top notch, their front panel fan controllers are attractive and the GT1000 case was absolutely one of the strongest cases put out by any company. The GS1000 was not too shabby of a case either. It was one of the first gamer/enthusiast cases to offer a SATA backpane for hard drive installation. Zalman is at it again. Zalman is hoping to wow its supporters with a new case with smooth lines and little curves. All the while offering the same functionality of the GS1000. This new case is labeled MS1000. The MS1000 comes in two versions as well as two different colors. The two versions are the HS1 and the HS2, which we will be reviewing today. The colors that are offered are black and white.
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:45 am PST Comments (0)
"In Win has definitely developed a unique product that will likely appeal to a many first-person shooter gamers. As pictured above, the Ammo enclosure was closely modeled after the ammunition cartridge of an AR-15. Even the groves down the cartridge are in similar positions. Even one end of the Ammo enclosure is angled in order to give the illusion that the clip is curved when, in fact, it is not. Besides having a uniquely themed product with a practical purpose, In Win also brought data security to the table. This will no doubt be an important feature to this market as most anyone would rather know their data is secure in case the enclosure was lost or stolen. Without an included RFID tag, the drive is locked down and does not even show up in Windows until the enclosure is unlocked..."
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Posted by: THRASHER2
on Fri Jan 01 2010 11:44 am PST Comments (0)
"Today we are going to thoroughly test and review Akasa's latest GFX cooler which was released a couple of weeks ago, the Freedom Force. The Freedom Force is a bulky, high performance cooler designed to complement the most power hungry GFX cards."
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