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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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Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 Case
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The Nanoxia Deep Silent 1 is the next PC-Case in the Technic3D Editorship. The Silent 1 supports XL-ATX, ATX, Mini-ATX and Micro-ATX motherboards and have place for six 120mm and one 140mm Cooling-Fans. We will check this and many more in the following Review."
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NZXT Phantom 630 Case
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The NZXT Phantom 630 High Performance Modular Ultra Tower is one of the best cases on the current market. The features that it possesses are outstanding to say the least. I enjoyed checking this case out, and look forward to possibly modding it.
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Silverstone Redline RL04 Mid-Tower Computer Case Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The Silverstone Redline RL04 is one chassis choice on the market and has a mid-tower form factor. The Silverstone RL04 features a plastic and mesh front panel with SECC steel used from the main body of the case. They have priced this to be budget friendly but have some of the aggressive styling that is expected from a higher priced case. The front panel supports four 5.25 drive bays and has two USB 3.0 ports, a microphone jack, and headphone jack. Cooling is designed to use positive pressure with a single 120mm fan as intake in the front of the case. Removable dust filters are provided for both the bottom PSU vent and the top vents.///"
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Cooler Master Storm Stryker Case
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The modular hard drive case setup was a great bonus to find when diving further into the case. These features, plus the fan controller, cable grip holder, and all the included fans that provide a constant flow of cooling air through the case really makes the CM Storm Stryker a well desired case.
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Fractal Design ARC Midi R2 Review @ Hardware Canucks
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The newest addition to Fractal Designs award winning lineup is the new Arc Midi R2, a case which may be compact but is crammed full of features and innovative add-ons. More importantly, the Midi R2 is supposed to improve upon its predecessor in every way possible."
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Fractal Design define XL R2 Case
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The Fractal Design Define XL R2 is the next PC-Case in the Technic3D Editorship. The XL R2 supports XL-ATX, E-ATX, ATX, Mini-ATX and Micro-ATX motherboards and have place for five 120mm and two 140mm Cooling-Fans. We will check this and many more in the following Review."
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In Win BP655 Chasis @ LanOC Reviews
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We have seen a lot of In-Win products both through our office here at LanOC and as raffle prizes for the LanOC events. With the upcoming LanOC 12.0 we were in the market for a portable solution for our router, one that wasnt built in haste on a late night in the middle of our last LAN like our current router. Intel had already provided a mini ITX motherboard and a half height network card that needed a home so we started our search there. We came across the BP655 from In Win that fit the bill perfectly. They were kind enough to supply us with a new home for our new router, now join as and see how this case sizes up (pun intended) to the competition."
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Corsair Carbide 200R and Thermaltake Chaser
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The system cases in this review belong to two different price categories: while Corsair carbide 200R is one of the most affordable gaming option, Thermaltake Chaser A41 is from more of a mainstream price range.
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Antec GX700 Case Review
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Today we are going to take a look at the Antec GX700 case, which is one of the latest additions to their range of chassis for gamers. Antec have a reputation for producing a variety of affordable cases which have become very popular over the years, including the 300 and 900 which have found massive favour among the gaming audience.
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Corsair Obsidian 900D review: taking it to the next level
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It has taken a while, but today Corsair formally announced their new top model chassis, the Obsidian 900D. One of the largest, most impressive enclosures we have had the pleasure of testing in our lab, the 900D raises the bar to new levels – but at least with our sample, we also saw evidence that Corsair may have some challenges to overcome in order meet its own standards. Nevertheless, the 900D may well be the most important chassis released this year and we examined every inch of it, not to mention running it through our standard tests in order to determine cooling and noise performance.
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Corsair Obsidian Series 900D Super Tower Case Review
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Corsair is finally pulling back the review embargo sheets on its new "Super Tower" 900D PC case. Details and pictures have been leaking out for months, but now we finally get to see if all the hype is justified. If you are wondering what a "super tower" is, well let's just say there will be a lot of desks that the 900D will not fit under.
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Sentey Halcon GS-6050 II Case Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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When it comes to mid range cases there are quite a few to choose from. The $60-80 dollar segment is filled with some great cases as well as some that I wouldnt recommend to anyone. Today we are taking a look at Senteys Halcon GS-6050 II mid tower case. The big thing that stood out to me about this case is that it comes stock with 7 cooling fans! That is a lot of fans for any case, but especially for a mid tower. The Halcon also has support for 2.5-inch hard drives, long video cards and has USB 3.0 support. Will this case be one of the cases in the mid range that we recommend or that we tell you to stay away from? Read on as we find out!"
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Enermax Ostrog GT Mid Tower Case Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Enermax has been relatively quiet when it comes to cases. They have not had a case that has really stood out to us as of late. We hope that is going to change with the Ostrog GT Mid Tower. It features a unique design, room for 10 fans (three included), USB 3.0 support, a large side panel window, and room for a total of 10 hard drives! Enermax is looking to make a mark in the sub $100 segment with this case as it is currently selling for $74.99. Will this case impress? Read on as we find out!"
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