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MSI P55A-GD65 Motherboard @ hardwaresecrets.com
Posted by newsbot on July 28th 2010
Let’s take a look at this socket 1156 motherboard from MSI based on Intel P55 chipset featuring SATA-600 and USB 3.0 ports.
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Reply-To:MIME-Version:Content-Type:Message-Id: @ techpowerup.com
Posted by newsbot on July 27th 2010
Its been over a year since Thermaltake came out with their last CPU cooler offering. The Frio is their first dual fan cooler targeted at cooling high performance multi-core processors with high heat output. The Frio incorporates some very promising new features, will they offer any significant benefit?
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Enermax Volcanus Case @ hardwaresecrets.com
Posted by newsbot on July 27th 2010
Let’s take a look on this new mainstream case from Enermax, the Volcanus, which comes with a fancy fan.
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Rosewill Libertas 800 W Power Supply @ hardwaresecrets.com
Posted by newsbot on July 27th 2010
Let’s see if this affordable 800 W power supply featuring a full modular cabling system, and DC-DC and synchronous designs is a good pick.
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ASUS N61Jv Optimus Core i3 16-in Notebook @ pcper.com
Posted by newsbot on July 27th 2010
My overall experience with the ASUS N61Jv was extremely positivethanks to the performance the Core i3 processor and NVIDIA GT325M GPU offer,the large screen and keyboard/touch pad combination. For a 16-in notebookcoming in over 6 lbs, which definitely puts it closer to the desktopreplacement category than the thin and light, getting 2 hours and 23 minutesin our very strenuous battery testing was actually pretty solid makingleaving without your power cord at least an option. The added goodies likeUSB 3.0 support definitely add the value of a notebook that sells for $899which should make it a great option for a summer or fall college-boundconsumer or anyone else on the lookout for this combination.
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Antec DF-30 Dark Fleet Computer Case @ benchmarkreviews.com
Posted by newsbot on July 27th 2010
Antec has been around for a long time. Chances are, if you enjoy building your own computers or even tinkering with them, you have heard
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MSI Big Bang XPOWER Motherboard @ techwarelabs.com
Posted by newsbot on July 26th 2010
Enthusiast motherboards are designed to squeeze every bit of performance out of your hardware. MSI releases their Big Bang XPOWER motherboard. Does it have the power to impress us, or will it just be another flash in the pan? Read on to find out.
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Cogage Arrow CPU Cooler @ hardwaresecrets.com
Posted by newsbot on July 24th 2010
We tested the Arrow, a CPU cooler from Cogage that has a twin heatsink, one 120-mm fan and four heatpipes.
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Power Supplies With Fake 80 Plus Badges @ hardwaresecrets.com
Posted by newsbot on July 24th 2010
Get smart:there are some power supplies in the market carrying fake 80 Plus badges.
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Vizo Luxon and Traveler3 @ technic3d.com
Posted by newsbot on July 23rd 2010
The Vizo Luxon Super SD and Traveler3 External Hard Drive Encl osure arrived Technic3D. We will check the Luxon and Traveler3 with co nnectivity Speed USB 2.0 vs. USB 3.0 and eSATA vs. USB 3.0 and more in the following Review.
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Corsair AX1200 PSU @ technic3d.com
Posted by newsbot on July 23rd 2010
The Corsair AX1200 1200W PSU arrived Technic3D. See you in the following Review from Technic3D the next PSU with one +12V rail (100, 4A), 140mm Fan, 16x SATA hard disk connectors and 6x PCI-e 6+2-Pin .
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M-Edge Guardian Kindle Case @ techwarelabs.com
Posted by newsbot on July 22nd 2010
Believe it or not, people still like to read. Some even like to read by the water. For these people M-Edge has their Guardian case for keeping your Kindle 2 dry. So is this case your next must have Kindle accessory? Read on to find out.
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Motorola Droid X on Verizon Wireless - 4.3-in of Power @ pcper.com
Posted by newsbot on July 22nd 2010
I personally prefer thetouch sensitive buttons on phones such as the EVO and Incredible, but thephysical buttons on the Droid X work perfectly. In order to keep the phoneas thin as possible, Motorola has developed a design in which there is araised potion of the phone which houses the camera. While this method allowsthe Droid X to sit on a flat surface, unlike the Incredible, it is still notvery aesthetically pleasing and makes the phone look like it has a giantchin.
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Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard @ aselabs.com
Posted by newsbot on July 21st 2010
Logitech tries to refresh its product lines every once in awhile. This serves a few purposes. For Logitech, this means a steady stream of revenue. For the consumers, it usually means a better product than before. The G110 is just such a product. It takes over for the G11 that was released about three years ago and bests it in every way.
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Aerocool E85M-550 Power Supply @ hardwaresecrets.com
Posted by newsbot on July 21st 2010
The Aerocool E85M-550 is a 550 W power supply with a modular cabling system, and the manufacturer promises 85% efficiency. Let’s see if this is a good product.
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