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Cougar Spike Case Review @ Hardware Secrets
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 The Spike from Cougar is a mini tower case supporting only microATX motherboards. Targeted to gamers who like to carry their PCs to LAN parties, it comes with the insanely low price tag of USD 40, although you can find it for as low as USD 35. Let`s see if it is worthwhile buying this bargain."
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Enermax Ostrog GT Mid-Tower Gaming Case Review
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Enermax designed the new Ostrog GT gaming enclosure to be a fortress for all your PC gaming hardware. The Ostrog GT is a full-featured mid-tower case that provides numerous case cooling options and comes with three installed fans. It can easily accommodate extended VGA adapters (as long as you are willing to remove the upper HDD cage). The case offers lots of drive mounting space but does not come with any built in 3.5/2.5 HDD hot-swap options. Overall the build quality is good, the case is easy to work with, and it is relatively affordable for a full-featured mid-tower gaming enclosure."
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Cooler Master Storm Scout 2 Advanced Review @ Hardware Canucks
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The original Scout was one of the most highly regarded gaming cases when it was first released. Now, Cooler Master has introduced the Scout 2 which is available in standard and a so-called Advanced configurations, both of which aim to improve upon the original in nearly every way possible."
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Fractal Design Define R4 Review @ Hardware Canucks
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Fractal`s Define R4 may not be the newest case on the market but it is one of the most popular currently available. The $110 R4 follows closely in the footsteps of its Define series predecessors while improving in several key areas.* *"
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CM Storm Scout II Advanced Case Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The CM Storm Scout II Advanced is a mid-tower chassis that is part of Cooler Master`s gaming line. The CM Storm Scout II Advanced case further improves upon the initial Scout II offering with the addition of two more intake fans, an extra pair of tool-free HDD rails and one more SSD mounting bracket. Aside from the midnight black and gunmetal gray color versions of the initial Scout II case, the advanced version will also be available in a ghost white version, outfitted with white LED fans instead of red LED. While the CM Storm Scout II Advanced carries the same retail price of $99.99 as the original Scout II, the ghost white version will be available for $109.99 and all versions carry a two-year warranty."
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Cooler Master CM Storm Scout 2 Advanced review
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[Tech ARP] Backdoors Found In Bitlocker FileVault and TrueCrypt?
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Yesterday, Marauderz and I had a discussion about disk and file encryption, and the topic of backdoors came up. Someone mentioned some time ago that Bitlocker has a backdoor for the NSA or law enforcement guys to use. I cannot remember who - it was probably one of the many conspiracy theorists I came across - but I remember he mentioned that he saw a PowerPoint presentation of the backdoor, or something to that effect. Marauderz being Marauderz, immediately tried to look for the PowerPoint file online but couldn`t find it. I wanted to prove that I wasn`t bullshitting (if it doesn`t exist, well, blame the guy who told me!) so I went scouring for the proverbial pot of gold, even though I haven`t actually seen it before. After a full day of looking everywhere, even in the darknets of Tor, I finally found what I think that guy was talking about - a PDF printout of a PowerPoint presentation that claims that there is a backdoor in Bitlocker. It even confirms that major cloud storage providers were scanning our content for illicit materials, which was something many of us already know. In fact, CNBC reported just two weeks ago that..."
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Zalman MS800 Mid Tower Case Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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When you hear the name Zalman you immediately think of their CPU coolers. They have been creating great CPU coolers for quite sometime now. They make quite a lot of other products, but are not as well known for them. Their cases have been hit or miss over the years, some have been awesome and others are easily forgot. Today we are taking a look at one of their latest cases the MS800. This mid tower case has a pretty unique design, has room for long video cards, 2.5-inch hard drives, water cooling as well as having USB 3.0 support and an included fan controller. Will this be a case that brings Zalman back into the spotlight when it comes to cases or will we easily forget about it? Read on as we find out."
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Fractal Design Define R4 Case Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Fractal Design is definitely making a name for themselves not only in the power supply market, but in the case market as well. Their cases have been popular with gamers and enthusiasts alike a we can see why. It has been a while since we have taken a look at a larger case from Fractal Design and today we are taking a look at the Define R4, which of course the successor to the extremely popular Define R3. This case features room for up to 10 hard drives, two included fans with a fan speed controller, USB 3.0 support and more than enough room inside to work with. This case also has many sound dampening features to keep your system nice and quiet. Read on as we take a look..."
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Cougar Challenger Midi Tower Review
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Choosing the right PC Case for both my test rigs or for the systems i sometimes build for close friends is really the very last thing on my mind since naturally i need to have all the hardware components laid out in front of me prior to that (when you have an for example an very long GPU like the GeForce GTX 690 or an XL-ATX mainboard you can`t/shouldn`t squeeze them inside a small/midi tower). Now for good or bad the market is currently filled with all sorts of PC cases ment to cover all tastes and requirements (space and features wise) so the possibility of not finding a suitable one is almost nonexistent something which i can`t say for even just a decade ago. Personally as some of you know i always like to use full tower PC Cases because they offer enough interior space to mount even the largest hardware components without having to spend much time in the process and that`s why i can`t wait until the latest Obsidian 900D by Corsair reaches our doorstep in a couple of weeks. However for people who care not about having a PC case with lots of interior space and are not willing to spend much cash for one the latest Challenger Midi Tower by Cougar might just be the ideal solution."
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Cooler Master Centurion 6 @ techPowerUp
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After the Centurion 5 in 2004, Cooler Master is rebooting the Centurion series with the 6th edition of the chassis. The series has always been known for offering excellent quality and good features for a small price. Will the Centurion 6 make its predecessors proud, or will it just in cash on the name?"
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Slappa Black Rubber Sole Netbook or Tablet Case Review @ TestFreaks
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Today for review Ive got a quick one for you of a decent tablet or netbook case from Slappa called the Rubber Sole. The case is made of a rubberized material that repels water so what you do decide to put inside will be protected from the elements. The Rubber Sole is padded for protection as well, and you can fit a tablet or netbook up to ten inches in size inside of the case. There is a single pocket on the outside of the case in case you need to take some papers or cables with you. All in all its not a bad case. Read on."
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Azza Silentium 920 Case Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The Azza Silentium 920 is a case designed with silence in mind. The Azza Silentium 920 has a steel body and a fully painted interior that is available in both black and white coats. Thick, sound-dampening material line up both extruded side panels as well as the top and bottom floors of the Silentium 920 internally, minimizing noise generated by the installed components. Tall CPU air coolers as well as long video cards such as the HD6990 are supported inside the Silentium 920, cooled by a pair of 120mm fans at the front intake and rear exhaust. All 3.5 and 5.25 drive mounting is tool-less, requiring little effort in part of the user when it comes to installation. For connectivity, the Silentium 920`s front panel has a single USB 3.0 port, a single USB 2.0 port as well as audio jacks for a headphone and a microphone.///"
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