We test and review the all new Corsair H110i GT Hydro Series Liquid cooler. This updated revision CPU cooler is compatible with Corsair’s LINK software. This allows you to program, customize and monitor this all-in-one liquid cooling solution for your...
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Kingston Technology Company, Inc. is the world’s largest independent manufacturer of memory products. Kingston designs, manufactures and distributes memory products for desktops, laptops, servers, printers, and Flash memory products for PDAs, mobile phones, digital cameras, and MP3 players. Through its...
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Like many other popular Micro-ATX cases, Raidmax has opted for a dual chamber design. However, note that this is not as wide as others like the Fractal Design Node 804, but still manages to fit plenty of fans, 3.5″ and...
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Our review unit of ARCTIC’s Z2 Pro came to us here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada from the company’s American offices in California, USA. The package was quite large, and it definitely was not light. Despite its size and weight, however,...
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Any rig worth it’s salt will have some fast DDR3 installed but MHz is not the only key to a good performer. Timings and compatibility and reliability matter more to the end user than speed.
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DDR4 has been with us for some time now and manufacturers are starting to produce mainstream and branded products.
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In the past, we have looked at quite a few enclosures from a number of vendors including SilverStone. However, most of these solutions utilized either eSATA or USB 3.0, not that either of those are a bad thing, but they...
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The GTX 980s and GTX 970s while being fine examples of graphics cards in their own right failed to thoroughly impress us in that the main attraction being power saving. Sure there were performance improvements over their forbears but power...
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The Core series by Thermaltake launched with the E-ATX full tower Core V71 last year. Since then, Thermaltake has expanded into the mid-tower (V31, V41, V51) and mini-ITX (V1) form factors. The Core V21 that Benchmark Reviews will take a...
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We recently reviewed the Raijintek Themis CPU Cooler from Raijintek and we liked it. Raijintek have around nine CPU air cooler offerings one of which we have for review today, the Aidos CPU cooler.
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Today we’ll review the ASUS Z97 SaberTooth Mark S Limited Edition motherboard, a motherboard with that wow-factor. The product is the Sabertooth TUF mark series, but in this round ASUS went the extra mile as they listened to the audience...
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Today’s unit of the Noctua NH-D9L arrived directly from the manufacturer’s headquarters in Austria. Much like past Noctua products we have received, this arrived to Canada’s doorstep, and then was transferred to our APH Networks Calgary location via Canada Post....
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As hardware enthusiasts we realize two basic things. The first is that the systems we build are often overkill for gaming and second that you can game on almost anything. Of course there is a sweet spot when it comes...
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Raijintek are a relatively new company, established in 2013, a late comer to the PC component market. They have come into a market with well-established household names such as Corsair and Noctua, so what do you do?
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With the HyperX Cloud II headset, I’ll be testing how well the virtual surround sound works, how functional the in-line remote is, sound quality, microphone quality, and overall durability of the headset. We won’t be evaluating any software with this...
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