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Razer Naga Epic Mouse and Ironclad Mouse Mat

Lack of mouse buttons getting you down?  Tired of having to remember  zillions of key combinations? Razer’s Naga Epic mouse might be of interest, with 17 buttons, including an array of 12 down one side that you can assign custom functions to. OCAU checked it out, along with their Ironclad mouse mat. Full story at overclockers

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TechwareLabs Review: OCZ 750W Fatal1ty Series Power Supply

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Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel has had his name and gaming handle splashed across a lot of hardware over the past few years. Today we’ll be looking at his latest entry in branded gear, brought to us courtesy of OCZ. The OCZ 750W Fatal1ty Series power supply builds on OCZ’s already solid reputation by bringing several interesting features to the table. Full …

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Mionix Propus 380 Review @ Vortez

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The most underrated component in any gaming configuration has to be the beloved mouse pad. Some would even claim its presence isn’t a necessity. But in essence, combining a gaming mouse with a decent gaming pad will be complimentary. It’s a fair point that if you were to spend between£30-70 on a gaming mouse to enhance your esports endeavours then …

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In-Win TRACK @ TechREACTION

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This mid-tower chassis has a rugged angular, military design and solid black steel body that is equipped to handle three high-performance 12.5(320 mm) graphics cards. It also has ample cooling potential for even the most high-end hardware. It can provide plenty of upgrade potential with its tool-free designs for easy installation. Full story at TechREACTION.

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Corsair Hydro H70 Water Cooling Kit @ Benchmark Reviews

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Although there were previous entries in the field, Corsair’s Hydro Series H50 all-in-one sealed liquid cooling system was one of the first that actually worked, in the sense of being easy to install, reliable, and most importantly offering performance competitive with good air coolers while being quieter than most of them. The H50 became very popular and spurred competition from …

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Foxconn H55MX-S Motherboard Review @ KitGuru

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With Sandy Bridge in a state of hiatus for the next couple of months, a specific sector of our audience may decide to opt for the previous-generation platform which is now thoroughly tried and tested.  These people are more likely to be building a media system which doesnt require all the processing grunt that Sandy Bridge has to offer. Foxconn …

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Sapphire Pure Black x58 @ TechwareLabs

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Better late then never, is the saying this time for Sapphire as it introduces a new premium board into the Intel market. First impressions are key. Does Pure Black x58 push all the right buttons or is Sapphire’s first attempt at the x58 a fail? Join us as we dissect the board in search of the answer. Full story at …

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CM Storm Spawn Optical Gaming Mouse @ Benchmark Reviews

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  When Cooler Master made a splash into the competitive gaming market with its CM Storm subsidiary in 2008, they had the sole goal of “Arming the gaming revolution.” After creating successful cases and mice, CM Storm has added yet another product to its line. The CM Storm Spawn gaming mouse is aiming at the more mainstream gaming crowd by …

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Join Us At The NEW SSD Review Forum Page!!!!

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We have done it again!!!! As if the Giveaways of SSDs haven’t been enough, our forum members have spoken and we listened.  Today we introduce The New SSD Review Form Page to the world where we hope to draw in more than just SSD enthusiasts.  We hope this forum can tackle, not only the questions of new SSD enthusiasts, but …

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SSD Migration in the Enterprise Environment

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SSD technology has hit like a hurricane leaving enterprise in awe of its potential yet leery of high cost for a storage medium still in its infancy. Todays business is reluctant to implement SSD storage for reasons that run the gamut from reliability and durability to long-term performance gain concerns. The inherent cost of slc drives is self defeating for a small …

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YOYOTech Warbird SB2500-460 System Review @ Kitguru

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Today we are going to look at the YOYOTech Warbird SB2500-460 which, as its name suggests, contains Intels Core i5 2500 chip, in the unlocked k form, alongside a GTX460 graphics card.  Despite not having water cooling like the XDNA, YOYOTech have still achieved an impressive overclock on this system, at 4.6 GHz. Full story at Kitguru

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