Crucial have recently been refreshing and extending their ranges of memory, with DDR4 and SSDs with new models such as the Crucial MX200 and BX100 SSDs. Performance, silence and low power have become the norm and unless you are wanting big storage numbers, you won’t go wrong with an SSD. Crucial have been manufacturers for years now and they have a big product catalogue to browse and now they are expanding their range even further.
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Small, smaller aaaaand stop .. 17 CM ! Tagged in their L337 Gaming series, ECS released the Z97I Drone motherboard. It offers decent features at a very good price. ECS took the Z97 chipset and made a nice dark looking...
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It’s no secret around Hardware Asylum that the Roccat Kone XTD is my go to mouse. That’s why I jumped at the chance to review the new top dog, the Roccat Tyon – All Action Multi-Button Gaming Mouse. With the...
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Officially founded in 2013, CRYORIG is a fresh new comer to the PC peripherals and Cooling market with a core team of seasoned veterans. The team’s resumes include experiences with renowned brands such as Thermalright, Prolimatech and Phanteks. The members...
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Today, we get to look at the latest LGA2011-3 Socket X99 motherboard from GIGABYTE only this time it is far from the monolithic SOC Force we reviewed upon release. This time the motherboard is much smaller but still encompasses the...
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It’s been quite a while since OCZ released the ARC 100 line of SSDs (roughly 7 months ago) so to make up for that on our test bench we have the 480GB model which is the highest capacity of that...
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In the computer enthusiast world there are a variety of niche areas that often get glossed over when calling yourself a “hardware enthusiast”. It is easy for us to say “this is an enthusiast grade motherboard” or “that a certain...
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As the name suggests the AS7010T is the larger brother of the very good AS7004T so aside the fact that it has room for up to 10 2.5/3.5″ SATA III drives it features the same Intel Core i3-4330 CPU running...
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LuguLake was founded in 2010 in United States and have a varied product range, from the LuguLake Breathing-Air Ergonomic Optical Mouse, to the LuguLake Teapot Ceramic Electric Kettle, so when hey asked us to review their LuguLake Speaker Stand we said absolutely!
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Our review unit of the Cooler Master Nepton 240M came in a large, brown corrugated cardboard box with photo credits courtesy of Aaron Lai, one of my colleagues. UPS Standard was in charge of delivering this parcel to our Calgary...
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Sandberg stands for quality and user-friendliness. If it is important for you that accessories are high quality and easy to figure out how to use, then choose Sandberg. Our ideology “IT is for everybody” is part of everything we do....
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The first Sugo (the SG01) launched back in 2005 and impressed us by cutting the 65L capacity of Silverstone’s FT02 down to only 22L while still accommodating the era’s high-end gaming hardware. The company has since built on that success...
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The brown corrugated box containing the HyperX Skyn was sent to us from Fountain Valley, California. This city in Orange County has a small population of around 56,000, and is often referred to a commuter community, where many of its...
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When the new Haswell-E processor launched in 2014 it brought with it a new era in workstation class computing. As you may know most of the power comes from the new 8-core processor and enhanced memory controller but, none of...
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Today’s review unit arrived from home of the Stars, the Cowboys, and the Mavericks. Unlike most of our review samples that come from California, Func’s offices reside in the southeastern state of Texas. Using our friends over at FedEx, this...
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