GALAX is back in da house, ehm well… KFA2 I meant. See, in Europe GALAXY can’t make use of the trade-name Galaxy (hello Samsung!), so at one point they named the products KFA2 for the EU. A few months ago...
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You would have thought there was only a certain few ways to cool a CPU but apparently there is not. We have a second small form factor CPU cooler on test from them and we didn’t hold back. Just like the NH-D9L it is a 95mm fan which comes in a single fan configuration, with capability of a second fan if required.
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Mio develops and markets products that enable users to take advantage of the latest developments in mobile services. The brand was established in May 2002 and today has operations in Taiwan, mainland China, Europe, North America, Australia, Japan and South...
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Our review unit of the BitFenix Flo came in a medium sized, brown corrugated cardboard box from a large online retailer in Vancouver, BC, Canada. It tagged along with the BitFenix Pandora Window — in separate boxes, obviously — which...
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Noctua have been around for 9 years now and from the very start they have been producing cooling hardware for enthusiast rigs across the world. Their cooling fans are instantly recognisable due to their unique colour scheme, often a topic of conversation.
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be quiet! is a PC component brand owned by German company Listan GmbH & Co. KG, who manufactures power supply units, CPU coolers, PC chassis and chassis fans. be quiet! started out in life rebranding and manufacturing power supply units until more recent years when coolers and chassis started to appear on the market.
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2014 must have been a great year for Phanteks. With the release of the Enthoo Pro, they have set a new standard for the sub $100 Mid Tower market, and their increased popularity can be clearly seen in the “sold...
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Today we’re testing probably what is amongst the better power supplies we have had in our hands, and it comes from a bit of an underdog, Seasonic. You probably all have heard of them but they are not really that...
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Today’s review unit of the Gigabyte Force M63 arrived from Gigabyte’s Californian offices in the City of Industry. Arriving to APH Networks in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, this product flew with FedEx International Priority. Looking at the box itself, you can...
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Cougar has become quite proficient in it’s ability to continually surprise with innovation in peripherals. With the most recent iteration of their gaming mouse series, the Cougar 600M, the uncompromising engineering and design approach is stretched to the very limits...
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Our review unit of the Western Digital Red Pro WD4001FFSX 4TB drive came in a medium sized, brown corrugated cardboard box from the company’s American headquarters in California, USA. Using neither UPS, FedEx, DHL, nor Canada Post via USPS transfer,...
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Samsung isn’t afraid to experiment with gimmicks. They love to include heart rate monitors on their smartphones and have web pages scroll with the movement of your eyes. They came out first with smartwatches that take SIM cards. And now,...
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With the advent of the X99 Chipset from Intel, a bunch of new motherboards are needed to support this. Intel also released a revised Intel i7 CPUs to support this.
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The Silencio series cases from Cooler Master are built for silent operation with sound dampening materials to help eliminate noise while maintaining excellent cooling performance with quiet fans. These cases feature elegant looks along with minimalist aesthetics to complement the...
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A little while ago in our forums somebody mentioned a website based in the ‘Silicon Lottery’. The website is selling binned processors, guaranteed to work at a certain clock frequency. Though the idea is nothing new as there are parties...
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