Crucial has returned with the BX100 series solid state drive, featuring Micron’s most affordable 16nm NAND flash components. The Crucial BX100 SSD offers excellent performance to value-driven mainstream users, and delivers enthusiast speeds at a reasonable price. Benchmark Reviews tests...
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If you haven’t heard from SilverStone’s Kublai series, I don’t blame you, The first time Benchmark Reviews took a look at a Kublai case was in 2013, when Tom Jaskulka reviewed the KL04 Mid-Tower, which until now, remained the last...
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Much like the majority of CPU Air Coolers in the market currently the Scythe Ashura is based on the very popular tower (U-type) design so it basically consists of a single medium-sized heatsink connected to a nickel plated copper base...
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As more enthusiasts realize that they don’t need the expansion capabilities of standard ATX motherboards, mATX and mini-ITX systems are exploding in popularity, and we’re seeing some real innovation in small systems case design. Today we have Phanteks’ latest, the...
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1500W is plenty of juice so SilverStone has given the ST1500-GS two +12V rails each rated for 70A which can output up to 1440W and two minor rails (3.3V and 5V) which are rated for 25A each with a combined...
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We review the all new OCZ Vector 180 – 480 and 960GB SSDs. Based on an Indiilnx Barefoot 3 controller the product comes with the latest iteration of Toshiba NAND flash memory. The end result is an SSD series that...
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Crucial.com is a leading online retailer specializing in computer memory (RAM) and solid state drives (SSD), and is operated by a subsidiary of Micron Technology, Inc., one of the world’s leading manufacturers of computer memory products. Link
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That is the reason why SilverStone introduced the Kublai series of cases a very long time ago. The first time we ever took a look at a case from this line, was in 2013 when Tom Jaskuilka concluded that the...
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Today’s review unit of the Inateck BTSP-10 Plus arrived via Canada Post Expedited. Using their quick service, Canada Post actually delivered this from Amazon, since the manufacturer just ordered one for us via the popular online retailer. This is made...
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Our review unit of the Audioengine B2, just like the A2+, did not arrive from California, USA like majority of the products we review here at APH Networks. Actually, it came from Vancouver, BC, Canada, which is a place where...
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Just like the Aurum PT 1200W the Aurum Pro 1200W features a powerful single +12v rail capable of dishing out the entire output of the unit (all 1200W) making it ideal for gaming rigs (after all you can’t overload single...
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Microsoft entered the laptop/tablet market a while ago with mixed success and to be honest, it was a little deserved and a very late entry to boot. Microsoft are not a new company and indeed very good at coming back from the dark side, just look at Windows Vista and Windows 7.
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Pulling out my utility knife, I sliced open the tape and revealed the answer to the unusually large box. Wedged between four huge foam brackets, the In Win 904 Plus was laying on its side, sheltered from any impacts or...
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In this review we will be looking at a very unique U-Type cooler from Noctua called the NH-U9S. This is a smaller heatsink designed for their NF-A9 92mm cooling fan and positioned as a high performance OEM replacement for the...
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There doesn’t seem to be much that I don’t like about the mini ITX platform. I get everything I want and need and compact platform. Motherboard manufacturers have figured out how to pack all the power, performance, and features into...
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