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| Affiliate Review:[Tech ARP] The RAID Guide The RAID Guide "RAID, short for Redundant Array of (Inexpensive or Independent) Disks, is an important component for servers. RAID allows for crash-proof hard drive systems. How does it work? What is the difference between the many RAID levels? We will explain everything in this article." Full Story at techarp http://www.forumapex.com/imgcach... |
| Affiliate Review:Corsair 4GB DDR3 1600MHz CL9 Memory Kit Review @ Legit Reviews Corsair 4GB DDR3 1600MHz CL9 Memory Kit Review @ Legit Reviews "The Corsair TW3X4G1600C9DFNV memory kit was found to be a solid performing memory kit that was a joy to work with and overclock as it did nearly everything I wanted it to do. This was my first time trying out the Samsung ICs and I\'m very impressed by what they can do when it comes to both frequency and timings. They do seem to like a ton of voltage, which might scare some off, but for others it won\'t be a big deal..." |
| Affiliate Review:Pre-OC Nvidia GeForce GTX 280 and 260 Pre-OC Nvidia GeForce GTX 280 and 260 Today we’ll be looking at a three cards; from BFG its GeForce GTX 280 OCX, from Asus its GeForce GTX 280 Top and from Zotac its GeForce GTX 260 Amp!. All the cards involved utilise reference Nvidia reference coolers, but come with their core, shader, and memory clock speeds significantly increased over and above the reference versions. We’ll be running them through the same field of real world gameplay tests, and trying to ascertain if paying for a pre-overclo... |
| Affiliate Review:GIGABYTE GA-X48-DQ6 Motherboard Review @ Virtual-Hideout GIGABYTE GA-X48-DQ6 Motherboard Review @ Virtual-Hideout “Gigabyte has truly stepped up to become a serious contender for the top manufacturer of quality motherboards. Gigabyte has aggressively pursued ways to produce the best choice in quality and enthusiast motherboards. They\'ve brought us features like Dynamic Energy Saver, complete solid state computing, and some of the most consistent extreme overclocking to date. These kinds of features have culminated in to two recent Best Choice Awa... |
| Affiliate Review:Lamptron HUMMER 5-Port Military Switch Baybus @ BRnR Lamptron HUMMER 5-Port Military Switch Baybus @ BRnR You’ve loaded your rig with two or more video cards in SLI or Cross Fire with plenty of fans to keep things cool. Or you’ve installed enough lighting to make Vegas look like it was in the middle of a blackout. Now you’re wishing there was a quick, easy and affordable way to turn it all off when you really don’t want or need any of it. Well, there is—the Lamptron HUMMER 5-Port Military Switch Baybus. |
| Affiliate Review:OCZ Vendetta 2 CPU Cooler @ Mikhailtech OCZ Vendetta 2 CPU Cooler @ Mikhailtech With direct heat pipe technology being all the rage now a days more and more manufacturers are designing new coolers with this technology at their base. OCZ’s second attempt at such a cooler incorporates other features to allow for excellent cooling effectiveness and quiet operation. Full Story at mikhailtech |
| Affiliate Review:CPU3D: Team Coolermaster Prepares for i34 with real live training CPU3D: Team Coolermaster Prepares for i34 with real live training Everyone knows that saying ... "Practice makes perfect" ... but Team Coolermaster seem to have taken this to another level. They recently took part in a Real Live Training session, which was designed to help them with their game play ... in preparation for i34. Full Story at cpu3d http://www.forumapex.com/i... |
| Affiliate Review:FULL UK review of Foxconn Blackops FULL UK review of Foxconn Blackops Foxconn have sent us their most evil and well equipped enthusiast motherboard.Foxconn are really making an efford these days to make themselves seen in the PC enthusiast community. The combined engineering staff are bending over backwards to find new ways of buliding a motherboard, and impress even the most hardcore users. To obtain this you grab an Intel X48 chipset, the very best components you can find, and add some very advanced chipset cooli... |
| Affiliate Review:OCZ Core Series SSD vs VelociRaptor, Sneak Peek! @ HotHardware.com OCZ Core Series SSD vs VelociRaptor, Sneak Peek! @ HotHardware.com There has obviously been a fair amount of buzz going on in the market about SSD (Solid State Disks) as of late, as pricing continues its downward trend. In addition, performance has continued to improve with SSDs as the technology matures. Recently, announcements from major OEMs like Samsung have promised fairly impressive offerings with read/write performance that would rival most standard spinning disks and of course sub 1ms... |
| Affiliate Review:ECS GF8200A Black Motherboard Review ECS GF8200A Black Motherboard Review For the budget-minded consumer, the ECS GF8200A is a pretty good deal. For $70 USD, the board has the features to build a good gaming PC or a HTPC with the integrated graphics with the caveat that there is no digital audio output and DVI port. The benefit of having DirectX 10 integrated graphics include: PureVideo HD playback of Blu-Ray discs and the ability to use the Aero UI in Windows Vista. GeForce Boost is an interesting concept but with it working onl... |
| Affiliate Review:Passive HDD Coolers Compared from Scythe and Titan @ Madshrimps Passive HDD Coolers Compared from Scythe and Titan @ Madshrimps In this article we take a closer look at three solutions from Titan and Scythe which aim to cool your HDD without fans; two of these products, Titan TTC-HD90 and Scythe Himuro also help reduce noise. We combine them with a 10.000rpm Raptor to see if they can handle the heat and noise! Full Story at madshrimps |
| Affiliate Review:LapLogic W800 Aerogel Extreme @ APH Networks LapLogic W800 Aerogel Extreme @ APH Networks When I go shopping for a digital audio player -- in which the last time I did so was January 2007 -- the brands that come to mind initially are only a handful. Although I lately turned to listening to music in my car while driving, I still enjoy using one once in a while just in case I needed to take the bus. Not to mention that my car has an audio input that I can use my digital audio player anyways. That said, the digital audio player brands that r... |
| Affiliate Review:G.Skill Pi DDR2 PC2-8800 4GB review @ DriverHeaven G.Skill Pi DDR2 PC2-8800 4GB review @ DriverHeaven Although many companies have started to focus their research and development on DDR3 modules many months ago, some have released high performance DDR2 in the past few weeks. One of the most impressive sets are the new Pi series from G.Skill which can operate at 1100MHz at only 1.9Vdimm. By the end of the review will we know if they are worth the money. Full Story at |
| Affiliate Review:Gigabyte - ODIN GT 800W Power Supply @ TechwareLabs Gigabyte - ODIN GT 800W Power Supply @ TechwareLabs Dan adds even more bling to his POLICE rig with the addition of the Gigabyte ODIN GT 800w Power Supply. This 80 plus PSU comes with an optional speed, temperature, and wattage guage that looks like it would be right at home in the dashboard of a Ferrari or Mustang. See how far we were able to bury the needle on the ODIN GT in our review. Full Story at |
| Affiliate Review: Thermalright Ultra-120 A and Thermalright SI-128 SE Coolers Younger Brother, Elder Brother: Thermalright Ultra-120 A and Thermalright SI-128 SE Coolers Today we will discuss two coolers released before and after such hits as Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme and SI-128. Read our review for details about their cooling efficiency and features. Full Story at xbitlabs |
| Affiliate Review:Zotac GeForce 9800 GTX AMP! Graphics Card Review Zotac GeForce 9800 GTX AMP! Graphics Card Review: Faster, Much Faster Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX got pretty ambiguous reviews because of slight priority over Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB and new name. However, as we have expected, pre-overclocked modifications of this graphics accelerator started appearing in the market. One of these cards was tested in our lab. Full Story at xbitlabs |
| Affiliate Review:ATI Radeon HD 3870 Extreme Overclocking Experience ATI Radeon HD 3870 Extreme Overclocking Experience Since the contemporary graphics card market has become highly segmented over the past few years and there appeared quite a few pre-overclocked graphics cards, extreme overclocking has become less acute for the end-user. However, since ATI Radeon HD 3800 boasted pretty good overclocking potential, we decided to see if extreme overclocking with voltage regulator circuitry modifications would improve the ATI Radeon HD 3870 performance significantly.... |
| Affiliate Review:EVGA nForce 750i SLI FTW Mainboard Review: Rehabilitated? EVGA nForce 750i SLI FTW Mainboard Review: Rehabilitated? We will discuss another mainboard on Nvidia nForce 750i SLI chipset. During our first look type of tests we wrongly assumed it could not do well during overclocking. We are going to check out its real potential today and see how good it is. Full Story at xbitlabs |
| Affiliate Review:Aten CS1782 KVM DVI Switch Aten CS1782 KVM DVI Switch "Aten, have you ever heard of them? If you haven\'t, it\'s not because they are a newcomer to the market place, as they actually have been around for nearly 30 years, but they focus all of their efforts on manufacturing KVM switch solutions. These KVM switches just aren\'t limited to simple multi-port analog switching, but they have a variety of enterprise-grade switches, IP-based switching, embedded solutions, HDMI switches, and many other products. One of Aten\'s newest pr... |
| Affiliate Review:Press Release: Lancool K6 Midi-Tower Chassis Press Release: Lancool K6 Midi-Tower Chassis 18 July 2008, Keelung, Taiwan – Today the PC- K6 midi chassis is launched under the Lancool brand. Incorporating outstanding quality and craftsmanship; the Lancool series have a steel inner-core, making them stronger than all-aluminum chassis, but also considerably cheaper. Full Story at lancoolpc |
| Affiliate Review:Samsung YP-P2 MP3 Player Review @ ThinkComputers.org Samsung YP-P2 MP3 Player Review @ ThinkComputers.org “Keeping up with our recent fascination with touchscreen devices, the Samsung YP-P2 gets rid of most of its physical controls in favor of a user interface that relies almost exclusively on its large touchscreen display. While it may not necessarily be able to compete against the iPod touch, the Samsung P2 multimedia player still comes with a very healthy smattering of features.” |
| Affiliate Review:Sapphire Pure RS780G Hybrid CrossFire motherboard: hot or not at £60 Sapphire Pure RS780G Hybrid CrossFire motherboard: hot or not at £60? We take a look at Sapphire\'s PI-AM2RS780G Hybrid CrossFire-supporting motherboard. Can it achieve the impossible and make integrated graphics interesting? Full Story at hexus |
| Affiliate Review:Visiontek HD 4870 Review @ OCC Visiontek HD 4870 Review @ OCC "For the Visiontek HD 4870 I was only able to get a limited overclock on the GPU of 30MHz before it became unstable. This seems to be a pattern with the HD 4870 cards as I achieved the same GPU overclock on the PowerColor HD 4870 I reviewed earlier. On the memory I was able to push out 180MHz for a total speed of 1080MHz, or 4320MHz effective (1080MHz x 4). While this is not a high overclock, this was near the limit of what the Overdrive will allow the GPU to... |
| Affiliate Review:Is Selling Linux Evil? @ CoolTechZone.com Is Selling Linux Evil? @ CoolTechZone.com "Not too ago, I stumbled onto a post that was created by a rather irate blogger who felt that Ubuntu was getting the shaft. Apparently someone had decided to "sell" Ubuntu CDs, with packaging, on eBay. In this article, I want to seriously examine what, if any, harm was done here." Full Story at cooltechzone |
| Affiliate Review:Kensington Ci75 Wireless Notebook Mouse Review @ CoolTechZone.com Kensington Ci75 Wireless Notebook Mouse Review @ CoolTechZone.com "Kensington?s Ci75 is another notebook mouse in the company?s portfolio with a simple twist. The way Kensington works is - they will make a change or two in a product and call it new. Usually the change isn?t even that significant, but that?s the company?s way of avoiding feature exhaustion in its peripherals. Whatever works, I guess." |
| Affiliate Review:Simple Approach to Linux Wireless @ MadPenguin.org Simple Approach to Linux Wireless @ MadPenguin.org "Wireless connectivity on any Linux distribution that is not pre-bundledwith existing hardware is a bit of a crapshoot. And yet I would be thefirst to point out that despite much of the nonsense about it beingnecessary to either compile a driver from source or worse, falling backinto a Windows mindset so as to rely on Windows wireless drivers viaNDISWrapper is never the only option." Full ... |
| Affiliate Review:Linux 2.6.26 Kernel Benchmarks Linux 2.6.26 Kernel Benchmarks "Over the weekend the Linux 2.6.26 kernel was released. This quarterly update to the Linux kernel introduced Kernel-based Virtual Machine improvements, new One Laptop Per Child support, a new video web camera driver, updates to the Direct Rendering Manager, and other improvements. In this article we have done some quick benchmarks of this new kernel from within the Phoronix Test Suite." Full Story at |
| Affiliate Review:nVidia Hybrid SLI Technology Article @ OCIA.net nVidia Hybrid SLI Technology Article @ OCIA.net The idea behind combining multiple graphics processors to increase performance is nothing new. While you might be familiar with recent SLI and Crossfire solutions from modern-day video card manufacturers nVidia and AMD/ATI, the birth of multi-GPU 3D gaming can be traced back more than ten years ago to a company called 3dfx and their Voodoo2 graphics chipset. Through their Scan Line Interleave technology, 3dfx allowed you to combine two Voodoo2 PCI cards ... |
| Affiliate Review:3DConnexion SpaceExplorer 3D Controller review @ Metku.net 3DConnexion SpaceExplorer 3D Controller review @ Metku.net "This time we will take a look at higher end 3D Controller that still offers the same intuitive 3D controlthat can be found on the more basic SpaceNavigator that we reviewed earlier." Full Story at metku http://www.forumapex.com/imgcache/1147.png |
| Affiliate Review:Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 Motherboard @ Pro-Clockers Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 Motherboard @ Pro-Clockers From the very beginning many of us could have figured the P45 chipset was going to be the chipset of chance as it is price considerably cheaper than the older X38 and the X48. And from the early reviews the P45 overclockers pretty well. We have seen able forum post and web reviews with front side buses reaching the 600MHz range on Core2Duo processors. But for the non-overclockers out there another advantage over the older P35 is the two 8x PCIe slot... |
| Affiliate Review:Silverstone Decathlon DA850 @ Pro-Clockers Silverstone Decathlon DA850 @ Pro-Clockers Today I\'m reviewing the Silverstone. I respect Silverstone. Their products are attractive and perform well, but I\'m not going to take it easy on the DA850. For this PSU to garner a good review from me, it will have to stay stable while providing power to all my hardware. Full Story at pro-clockers |
| Affiliate Review:bit-tech News: BFG ES Series 800W PSU bit-tech News: BFG ES Series 800W PSU Everything has changed: look, style, manufacturing facilities - and the ES Series from BFG represents the leading part of four new sub-brands; ES, MX, LS and GS.The ES-800 is a non-modular unit, but while some of you might stop reading there, we implore you to continue to see if BFG has a product that can really live up to the might of industry behemoths. After all, Corsair (who are traditionally a memory company) now makes power supplies that are recommende... |
| Affiliate Review:BlueAnt Wireless Z9i Bluetooth Headset Review @ Legit Reviews BlueAnt Wireless Z9i Bluetooth Headset Review @ Legit Reviews "Overall, the BlueAnt Z9i is a very good headset. We found the noise cancellation to just slightly better than its older sibling the Z9. In a crowded and noisy room, the Z9i will definitely perform better than that of a normal everyday headset. The dual microphones that BlueAnt equipped it with will isolate your voice and suppress background noise. The Jawbone and Plantronics headsets will perform this function much better, but ... |
| Affiliate Review:CPU3D Review: ZEROtherm ZEN FZ120 CPU Cooler CPU3D Review: ZEROtherm ZEN FZ120 CPU Cooler "... Considering you can acquire this monster for only around $39.00 USD it becomes a real value. Big-time air cooling for people on a modest budget " Full Story at cpu3d http://www.forumapex.com/imgcache/1143.png |
| Affiliate Review:Thermaltake Max and DuOrb review at Icrontic.com Thermaltake Max and DuOrb review at Icrontic.com "Today, we have two of their newest CPU coolers in the labs—the DuOrb and MaxOrb. You may be familiar with the very popular Thermaltake DuOrb VGA cooler that they also produce. The DuOrb CPU cooler employs the same basic shape and cooling principals, but has been reworked for CPU use. We\'ll also be taking a look at the new MaxOrb—a single 120mm model." Full Story at icrontic |
| Affiliate Review:Sans Digital MobileSTOR RAID Enclosure (MS2UTN+) @ TechwareLabs Sans Digital MobileSTOR RAID Enclosure (MS2UTN+) @ TechwareLabs Once again TWL embarks upon our quest for storage and speed only to come across the MobileSTOR RAID enclosure which promises both. The MobileSTOR RAID is the cheapest raid capable enclosure on the market with a slick design and good features. But all that glitters is not necessarily gold as Justin discovers in his tests. Read about what Justin liked and about the hidden dark side. |
| Affiliate Review:Foxconn X58 Renaissance Motherboard Overview Foxconn X58 Renaissance Motherboard Overview "With all the talk going around about Intel\'s upcoming Bloomfield desktop processor, many enthusiasts are anxious to know more about the next-generation Intel processors which are slated to be launched in Q4 of 2008.It appears that motherboard companies like Foxconn have already started preparing for the launch. We were able to obtain some details of the upcoming Foxconn X58 Renaissance motherboard. Check it out!" |
| Affiliate Review:ECS GF8200A Black Series GeForce 8200 Motherboard Review ECS GF8200A Black Series GeForce 8200 Motherboard Review The BIOS might not offer the most exhaustive set of tweaking options, but you do get more than you might expect. Couple the overclocking potential with onboard reset and power buttons, as well as other desirable features for desktop and HTPC usage, and the GF8200A definitely has an appeal that can cover a wide array of users. Full Story at bigbruin |
| Affiliate Review:ECS P45T-A Black Motherboard Review @ Virtual-Hideout ECS P45T-A Black Motherboard Review @ Virtual-Hideout “In short, this inexpensive motherboard is fast, stable, and features a ton of opportunities for expansion. While the lack of firewire is indeed a disappointment, I believe that this can be taken as a non-issue for gamers. Considering the features present, the speeds attained, and the stability of the system overall during the testing procedures, I feel that this motherboard is a good buy if a user is looking to assemble a low cost, reli... |
| Affiliate Review:CSX Diablo PC3 16000 DDR3 2x1GB Review @ OCC CSX Diablo PC3 16000 DDR3 2x1GB Review @ OCC "Try as I might, I could not push the Diablo modules any further than the 2000MHz they are rated for. They ran the same 2000MHz whether the timings were tightened up or loosened up even further than the 9-9-9-28 stock latencies. Increasing the voltage was not the solution this time it seems. 2.2 volts did not bring any gains to the maximum clock speed or to the timings. At the 1333MHz mark the modules easily ran 6-5-5-15 all day long with 1.75 v... |
| Affiliate Review:Thermaltake M9 Case Review @ Ninjalane Thermaltake M9 Case Review @ Ninjalane In this review we will be looking at the Thermaltake M9 case. This is a mid tower chassis constructed from SECC steel and designed in the popular “stacker” configuration. “Stacker” basically means the entire front panel is open to accept 5.25” drives and this case supports up to 9x of them, 3 are swappable to 3.5” using the included HDD drive cage. The case also comes with a 5.25” to 3.5” drive rack used for a 3.5” external drive devices (ie floppy drive)... |
| Affiliate Review:Flip Video Ultra Digital Camcorder Review Flip Video Ultra Digital Camcorder Review “Digital video has become extremely popular with websites like YouTube. With YouTube anyone can upload a video and make it viewable to the world in minutes. YouTube makes it easy for you, but most digital cameras do not. For one some digital cameras only let you take 30-second clips and the usually they are in some weird format that only your camera software can read. So you have to have some knowledge and software to convert the video. Pure Digital... |
| Affiliate Review:Moneual Labs MonCaso 972 HTPC Chassis Review @ OCIA.net Moneual Labs MonCaso 972 HTPC Chassis Review @ OCIA.net Last year we had the opportunity to take a look at the MonCaso 932P Platinum HTPC Case, a high-end home theater chassis from Moneual Labs. With its 7" LCD touchscreen, quality aluminum build and support for a full ATX system, we were completely blown away. It was, by far, the nicest home theater case we had reviewed. Moneual Labs recently got back in touch with us and offered to send over their latest offering in the MonCaso line, 972. |
| Affiliate Review:Zotac GTX 280 1GB AMP! Edition Video Card @ TheTechLounge Zotac GTX 280 1GB AMP! Edition Video Card @ TheTechLounge It\'s a tough place to be, having six hundred dollars to spend on a single video card. It\'s rough, and if you\'re there, may God have pity on your soul. You\'re about to buy a GTX 280. Some of the glimmer has blown away; this is the fastest single-GPU card of all time, but HD 4000 is a whirlwind. It\'s all value, though, and the best has and will always require a price premium. NVIDIA people won\'t be dissuaded, and the GTX 280, despite com... |
| Affiliate Article:News: Notes from Intel's Centrino 2 launch News: Notes from Intel\'s Centrino 2 launch At Intel\'s Centrino 2 launch, one of the guests asked Mooly Eden, Intel\'s Vice President and General Manager of its Mobile Platforms Group, "technically this is the fifth generation of Centrino, so why is this one Centrino 2?" The answer, to paraphrase, was that Intel wanted the consumer to know that this is the new stuff. In some ways it is, and one can appreciate Intel\'s desire to make what amounts to a clean break from the previous four Centrino gene... |
| Affiliate Review:CPU3D Review: PALiT GeForce 9600GT SONIC 1GB Video Card CPU3D Review: PALiT GeForce 9600GT SONIC 1GB Video Card "...PALiT brings us a 9600GT with more connectivity options than you can shake a stick at. Also let’s not forget the connectivity options with twin DVI ports, HDMI port, an optical S/PDIF out port (enabling HDMI sound from the motherboard), and a DisplayPort." Full Story at cpu3d |
| Affiliate Review:Digit-Life Review: i3DSpeed, June 2008 Digit-Life Review: i3DSpeed, June 2008 "The i3DSpeed project is dedicated to informing you about performance of a large number of graphics cards under Vista. Traditionally, we offer you performance charts of popular graphics cards and inform about best price/performance deals in the market." Full Story at digit-life |
| Affiliate Review:P45 head-to-head: MSI P45 Platinum and Asus Maximus II Formula P45 head-to-head: MSI P45 Platinum and Asus Maximus II Formula In this article we\'ll focus on what the MSI P45 Platinum and Asus Maximus II Formula can bring us in terms of performance, overclocking and the performance gained from overclocking. We\'ll be giving you basic pointers for obtaining better results and will spend a little time on the energy-saving technology used on these boards. Full Story at madshrimps |
| Affiliate Review:Hiper Osiris Aluminum ATX Case @ techPowerUp Hiper Osiris Aluminum ATX Case @ techPowerUp The Hiper Osiris is the company\'s newest offering in the crowded case market. It features numerous improvements over the Anubis, while coming in at a lower price point. The case also comes in black or silver and successfully improves on everything we criticized in our Anubis review. Full Story at techpowerup |
| Affiliate Review:[Tech ARP] NVIDIA nForce 200 SLI Processor NVIDIA nForce 200 SLI Processor "NVIDIA CEO Huang Jen-Hsun must have felt quite sick when Intel announced that they chose to go with ATI\'s CrossFire X technology in the recently-launched Intel 4 Series Express chipsets and the upcoming Intel X58 Express chipset, instead of NVIDIA\'s competing SLI technology.Of course, no one expects NVIDIA to take it lying down. As big as Intel is, NVIDIA thinks they can outsmart their erstwhile partners and they may have just done that with their newly... |
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