Danamics LMX and LMX Superleggera Liquid Metal CPU Cooler Review @ ITShootOut.com

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 04:05

"Danamics assures us that Cyberdyne Systems had no part in the liquid metal technology used in the LMX, but the Sodium Potassium Alloy used within the cooler is still pretty exciting stuff. As you’d expect the liquid metal is extremely effective at transferring heat, and unlike water doesn’t require any moving parts to circulate. We compare it today to the Corsair H50, the CoolIT Domino and Thermalright's IFX-14 heat sink."

NZXT Hades Computer Case HADE-001BK @ Benchmark Reviews

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 04:02

NZXT has been making quality computer cases since 2004. They have become a popular brand among computer enthusiests, and for good reason. NZXT cares about style and functionality. Here at Benchmark Reviews, we also care about style and functionality, and when NZXT agreed to let us review its new Hades (HADE-001BK) mid-tower Chassis, we happily agreed. The Hades boasts such features as up to nine 5.25" bays, or five 5.25" and four 3.5" bays. It touts room for up to 5 cooling fans and large video cards, and it also features a cable management system; all for around $100. Will the Hades live up to the NZXT reputation of quality? Stay tuned to find out!

Antec Launches New Sonata Proto Case for PC Enthusiasts

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 03:50

Latest Chassis Pushes Sonata Line's Celebrated Features Forward With Distinct Style

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ASUS Xonar DX Dolby Gaming Sound Card

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 03:45

Nowadays it rarely seems that anyone use anything but onboard audio. Sure the sound is good and you get some of the effects you may want, but I can tell you there is still nothing like a good add-on sound cards.

UMLan Article Release: Seagate FreeAgent Xtreme - Review

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 03:43

With different jobs comes different needs. I am not an professional photo enthusiast or am I video studio producer but I do know the pain when it comes to storage. We write a lot of articles and go trough a lot of video footage and images. Having them in one place is the best way to manage and manipulate. Finding the right storage for the job could be a big pain since there are hundreds of enclosures. Some offer a hard drive with in and some don't. Today we are going to take a look at FreeAgent XTreme by Seagate.

UMLan Article Release: Seagate Momentus - Review

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 03:42

There comes a time in the lap top life time when you will be looking to replace that hard drive of yours. Overtime the hard drive could wear out and you will start experiencing problems like crashing and blue screens. Let me tell you, no one wants to go trough the aggravation of recovering a lost hard drive as it is a painful and long process. It is highly recommended to change your hard drives every two to three years or at least reload your OS for a quicker response from opening and operating programs.

UMLan Article Release: Seagate Barracuda - Review

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 03:41

As the technologies change so does the demand for storage. With more applications comes a greater need to store information. There are many different types of media available out there for the average user but not all of them might seem to worth a buck sort of speak. The Solid State Drives are pretty pricey and USB sticks just don't provide enough storage now a days. The biggest USB stick storage available on the market today is 128 GB stick. This goes roughly for 300$ and very expensive if you ask me.

News - HIS HD 5570 Fan 1GB Review at Overclockers Online

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Published: Wednesday, 14 April 2010 03:38

As we have seen the HD 5570 is no gaming barn burner but it is certainly bringing more gaming power to entry level graphics. Combine this with all of the latest ATI features such as DX11, 7.1 audio, native HDMI, ATI Stream and ATI CrossfireX the HIS HD 5570 brings a lot to the table.

News - Lite-On eHAU424 External DVD Writer Review at CCE Reviews

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:59

I really like the LiteON eHAU424. It's very easy to use and the USB interface literally makes it plug-and-play. The read and write performances are great and exactly as advertised. The device as a whole seems solidly built, just as I'd expect from any Lite-On product. The only thing I didn't like about the drive is that it is somewhat large and features an external power brick that you have to haul around. However, the drive's elegant looks make up for it.

Patriot Viper Series DDR3 6GB Triple Channel 1600MHz Memory Modules Unboxing Video @ eTeknix.com

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:57

This set of memory is aimed at Core i7 users in mind, with tight timings and lightning fast speed and is manufactured by a very well known brand in the memory business. It comes with stylish blue heatspreaders and is perfect for x58 based systems too.

A Futurelooks News Flash - Antec Quattro TPQ-1200 Modular 1200W ATX Power Supply Review

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:56

With the establishment of the Extraordinary League of 80Plus, new efficiency standards have motivated many a manufacturer like Antec to continue designing and producing better power supplies. With the release of their CP, Signature, and TruePower series, they’ve offered 80Plus PSUs for every kind of user. They’ve got something for the professional right down to the guy who’s pressing the confirmation button for some extremely power hungry nVidia GTX480 video cards. Finally, we have a bitter sweet real need for the Antec TruePower Quattro 1200 Watt power supply!

MAINGEAR Debuts Quantum SHIFT Workstation PC for Creative Professionals

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:54

The ultimate PC for Adobe CS5 employs up to 3 Quadro FX cards,Intel i7 Processors, and up to 24GB RAM

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iXBT Labs Review: Gigabyte P55A-UD6 Motherboard

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:53

"The new motherboard series from Gigabyte is a good example of the splendours and miseries of the P55 chipset. On the one hand, LGA1156 is a decent general-purpose platform. On the other hand, any effort to make anything original out of it results in compromises. However, solving issues like that is a good chance for motherboard makers to show what they are capable of."

HIS HD 5870 iCooler V Turbo @ techPowerUp

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:51

HIS sends their HD 5870 iCooler V Turbo into the race for the best custom designed HD 5870. In addition to the new iCooler V heatsink you get improved clock speeds over the AMD reference design and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 as game bundle.

Benchmark Performance SSD Testing: AHCI vs IDE @ BmR

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:50

Solid State Drive technology is unfamiliar to many consumers, and so long as there are different ways an SSD can operate there always be questions that need answering. Benchmark Reviews offers various SSD tests, but proving performance speeds and matching manufacturer claims is only part of the story. Each SSD processor has unique behaviors, with some working well with TRIM and offering improved performance in AHCI mode, while others include Garbage Collection (GC) and work best in IDE mode. In this article Benchmark Reviews demonstrates how SSDs are tested by the manufacturer, and illustrates how real-world performance is different for end-users.

Vantec Nexstar 3 Superspeed USB 3.0 HDD Enclosure Review @ Tweaknews

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:46

"After taking Vantec's NexStar 3 USB 3.0 external HDD enclosure for a test run, I'm left completely sold. There's no way I'd want to go back to using a USB 2.0 enclosure for file storage if I can avoid it. The increase in speed is incredible, and the best part is that there's no learning curve – if you know how to use any USB device (and who doesn't these days), you already know how to use USB 3.0."

AMD Sempron 140 Extreme Overclocking Experiment @ Madshrimps

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:44

Hwbot launched a nice new competition called HWBOT Country cup a while ago. Taking 7 benchmarks over 7 weeks with each new stage, limitations (hardware, benchmark wise) only being announced a few days before the start. As it was a country cup an average of the best 3 submissions would count. Time to regroup instead of going for individual or team benching. Belgium has got very few active OCers left, luckily for OC Team Be we got some support form PC-overware.be team. Stage 5 had Wprime32 as chosen benchmark and the main hardware limitation it had to be run on a single core CPU.

Arctic Cooling E352 Earphones @ Rbmods

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:42

If you’re an avid computer enthusiast you probably have heard of Arctic Cooling as they are one of the top pc component
companies around. They specialize in CPU, GPU, and PC cooling that is extremely functional and extremely quiet. Using that experience they have now started a new line of ear phones as part of their Arctic Sound unit.  Today we will have a look one of their higher end units, the Arctic Sound E352

Cooling and Enclosure Contest @ BayReviews.com

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:41

"It is time for our second contest. Three lucky winners will be able to walk away with either a SilverStone DS221 2.5" HDD Enclosure, a set of 3 Coolink SWiF2 series cooling fans or a Titan TTC-G9TZ Notebook Cooler. This contest starts on April 10th 2010 and will end on May 10th 2010 at 5PM PST. Entering is simple..."

Coolink Corator DS Review @ Tweaknews

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Published: Tuesday, 13 April 2010 01:39

"The Coolink Corator DS is new in the sense that it also features a new type of cooling method. The feature Coolink calls its Gapless Direct Touch (GDT) technology is a new concept and with the help of a gap induced design, allows for an all copper contact area."