Contemporary computers are becoming more and more integrated in the home and having a different box of electronics for each role: playing movies, gaming and even receiving TV, will soon be completely behind us. Today we’re looking at a product that brings the functionality of one of these boxes to your PC, and thanks to it being a USB device…even …
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SteelSeries 7G Pro Gaming Keyboard Review @ RW Labs
If your job description demands from you to spend countless hours in front of your computer screen typing or if you are an professional gamer then the 7G Mechanical Keyboard by SteelSeries with its superior build quality and comfortable handrest is certain to make things a lot easier for you. Full story at RW Labs.
Read More »Diamond Radeon HD 6770 XOC 1GB Video Card Review @ Tweak Town
It’s been a while since we’ve looked at anything from Diamond, but today we look at a card that is showing up a bit lately, the HD 6770. Of course, in typical Diamond fashion we’re checking out an overclocked model with the HD 6770 we’re looking at today coming with the XOC tag. There’s not much else we need to …
Read More »Sandisk and SandForce Team Up For Sandisks Return to Consumer SSD Sales
Sandisk released word today of its return to consumer SSD sales with their new Ultra SSD available in capacities of 60, 120 and 240GB priced at $129, $219, and $449 respectively. A quick look at the capacities alone tells us that the controller can only be of SandForce design and the speeds of 280MB/s read and 270MB/s write all but …
Read More »Cooler Master GX 450W Power Supply @ APH Networks
Generally for the average consumer, specific brands are chosen over others; whether it may be due to customer satisfaction, personal experience, external influence, etc. Do you prefer Coke or Pepsi? Canon or Nikon? Cooler Master or Thermaltake? The list goes on. Whatever the reason may be, the fact remains that we tend to enjoy the company of products from manufacturer …
Read More »ASUS Radeon HD 6970 DirectCU II Video Card Review @ Tweak Town
Today the particular card we’re looking at is the ASUS HD 6970 DirectCU II one. I’ve quickly become a fan of the DirectCU II cooler for the simple fact it’s proven to do an extremely good job when it comes to giving us low temperatures at low noise levels. The biggest gripe people have with the model is that it’s …
Read More »Does DiRT 3 play better with six cores? @ Kitguru
When Dirt 3 was released the developers pointed out that their advanced code took advantage of extra physical processing cores. Putting this to the test, we decided to investigate this further, by comparing an AMD quad-core and hex-core processor. Full story at KitGuru
Read More »AMD E3850 + GIGABYTE GA-A75M-UD2H Motherboard Review @ Vortez
The Llano APU (the desktop variety on test here is codenamed ‘Lynx’) contains the CPU, GPU and northbridge. As a consequence production costs and physical power costs are reduced greatly meaning cost to the consumer is lowered and a competitive performance level is maintained while providing a convenient and streamlined solution. Full story at Vortez.
Read More »Cooler Master NotePal X-Slim Laptop Cooler Review @ APH Networks
Have you ever been on a long car ride in the middle of a blazing hot summer afternoon without air conditioning? Well, for those who have always had air conditioned cars, you should try it for a day. Make sure to try it with the windows rolled up, and you will get a feeling of what being stuck in a …
Read More »Enermax Hoplite Mid-Tower Chassis Review @ eTeknix.com
Even though the days of the beige box are over, there still arent a huge number of cases on the market that have a visual wow-factor. A number manufacturers like Lian Li and Fractal Design produce very elegant looking cases which are easy on the eye but arent exactly exciting. Other manufacturers like Cooler Master and Antec take a different …
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