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Lian Li PC-V650B @ techPowerUp
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 Lian Li has taken a traditional mini-tower case and moved the PSU to the side of the chassis. The result is the PC-V650: a case that can still take full-sized components for a powerful rig. This unique capability, the four pre-installed fans, and a card reader, make it an interesting foundation for a functional high-end system."
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Aerocool Xpredator case @ Rbmods
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Today we are taking a look at a case from Aerocool which happens to be the new Xpredator gaming case. I have not had the chance to review Aerocool products in the past so Im really looking forward to this review, the case seems filled with cool features. "
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A Futurelooks News Flash - Fractal Design Node 304 Mini-ITX PC Case Review
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There are several major factors you must consider when selecting a new case for your current system, or selecting a new case for a new build. Although Futurelooks isnt in the business of recommending specific PC chassis to people, we are in the business of showing people what to look so they can see what they want or need. For example, many of us think that we need an enormous full tower to get all the performance out of a system, when in reality, we might need the right sized case. And thats why well be looking at a Small Form Factor (SFF) PC chassis called the Fractal Design Node 304 which gives a lot of features and functions in a smaller foot print. *"
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AeroCool Xpredator X3 Evil
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The AeroCool XPredator X3 Evil Black Edition is the next PC-Case in the Technic3D Editorship. The X3 supports ATX, Mini-ATX and Micro-ATX motherboards and have place for 5x 120mm, one 200mm and one 140mm Cooling-Fans. We will check this and many more in the following Review."
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Enermax Hoplite ST Gaming Tower Review @ Pro-Clockers
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Enermax once again called on us to review their newest case in the market. The case we will be taking a look at today will be the recently released Hoplite ST gaming chassis. This new case shares its name with another case from Enermax which was simply called Hoplite. The new ST version sports a new front fascia design and some new features making it ideal for those that want to move out of their dated case and into something more modern. The Hoplite ST is perfect for a gamer and enthusiast that wants a gaming style tower but not looking to go overboard with the theme or design. Made with a generous amount of mesh and plastic, the Hoplite fits a gamers` need but does it in a more simplistic form. It also addresses what a typical gamer needs in their build such as plenty of space for drives, clearance for long graphic cards and standard ATX motherboards."
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LanCool First Knight PC-K65B Mid Tower Case Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The Spire X2 120mm PWM fan runs between 600 and 1500 RPM and is practically inaudible with noise levels between 10 and 22 dBA. The X2 120mm fan is capable of pushing 62.53 CFM at 1500 RPM while producing 1.74mm H2O of static air pressure. To further reduce noise levels the X2 features removable silicone rubber pads on each of the screw holes. Using their Nano Tech Bearing technology they can increase the fan blade size and achieve a MTBF of 70,000 hours. The X2 120mm PWM fan features four blue LEDS. In addition red LED lighting and 140mm, 92mm, and 80mm sizes are available."
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ZOTAC RAIDBOX USB 3.0 Dual mSATA Enclosure Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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ZOTAC RAIDBOX USB 3.0 Dual mSATA Enclosure Review @ HardwareHeaven.com Looking to diversify their business even more ZOTAC recently released the RAIDBOX, a compact USB 3.0 enclosure which allows us to install two mSATA hard drives then RAID them for enhanced performance/data protection. Today we have a sample on our test bench, along with two high spec 256GB mSATA drives from ADATA."
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Corsair Obsidian 350D Case Review @ Hardware Secrets
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The Obsidian 350D from Corsair is a mini-tower case supporting microATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, but with features usually only found on bigger models. Let`s see what the Obsidian 350D brings to the table."
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Rosewill RSL-113 Solar Infrared LED Lights @ Benchmark Reviews
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Benchmark Reviews tests a lot of computer-related hardware, so this item might seem out of place. Performance enthusiasts invest in their gear, so it makes sense to ensure it`s safe and protected. The Rosewill RSL-113 Dual-Head PIR Solar Light is a (passive) pyroelectric infra-red activated lighting system that draws power from three AA solar-charged batteries located inside the unit. In this article, Benchmark Reviews investigates the Rosewill RSL-113 Solar-Charged Infrared Dual-LED Lights..."
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Video Perspective: Corsair Obsidian Series 350D Case Review
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For $99, the new Corsair Obsidian 350D might be my favorite Micro-ATX chassis yet! I personally like the flexibility of the full size ATX case designs and I know that many people will decide to scale all the way down to a Mini-ITX chassis (if they are concerned about space). But the 350D presents a great middle ground that enables advanced configurations using 240/280mm water coolers and SLI/CrossFire graphics configurations."
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CASIO Edifice EF-558D-1AVEF Review
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Although the market is filled with a large number of watch manufacturers and has been for many decades only one of them has really been with me since my early days in junior high (i think the same applies for many people judging solely from the people i know) and that`s none other than the Japanese CASIO and their famous G-Shock watches. I still remember the bulky rugged design of the G-Shock watches and their quite unique features such as temperature reading, world time and that green backlight that made them stand out in the dark. Back then however (roughly 20 years ago) CASIO didn`t really have the variety and features/technology they have now in their G-Shock line and they certainly didn`t have that many quality bracelet watches like they do now with their somewhat new, impressive and quite successful Edifice line. However since to date i haven`t had the opportunity to use one of their new Edifice watches (btw my 1994 G-Shock still works) we decided to check one of their latest best sellers the EF-558D-1AVEF."
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REVIEW: Cooler Master CM Storm Scout 2 - Advance Chassis @ PureOverclock
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Roughly six months ago, Cooler Master introduced the new Cooler Master CM Storm Scout 2 to the world. This was a revision of its previous model, the Scout I. The Storm Scout 2 was well received and even earned a PureOC Good Hardware Award from us. Today we have their newest revision - The Cooler Master CM Storm Scout 2 Advance. The new Scout 2 Advance series chassis now comes with several design enhancements, and even includes a new color called Ghost White. Let`s dive in to take a deeper look at these changes and see how they improved upon the previous chassis."
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Cooler Master Storm Power-RX @ LanOC Reviews
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When it comes to mouse pads there are a few things to consider, but for the most part people dont really put much thought into them. As hardware enthusiasts we rarely see people who change out their mouse pads often like we sometimes see with PC hardware, mice, and keyboards. Because of that its easy to just ignore them, but a proper mouse pad can still play a good roll in your pc/gaming experience. That is why we still see companies innovating and trying new things like with the Power-RX mouse pad from Cooler Master Storm. Today Im going to take a look at the Power-RX pad and put it to the test with a few different mice to see how it performs."
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