Our review sample of the Deepcool GF120 came in a relatively small corrugated cardboard box in a delivery bag via UPS Saver from the company’s Taiwan headquarters in fairly good condition. After travelling half way across the world, there were...
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At first glance, the Cooler Master Nepton 240M looks just like any other dual 120mm cooling solution. However, take a closer look at the specifications and you realize that this product is making some substantial performance claims. With a stated...
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Fractal Design is a company that manufactures PC cases, fans, power supplies and water cooled CPU coolers. With their headquarters in Sweden they pride themselves on listening to their customer base and are always striving to reach their goal of...
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The GA-X99-UD4 is based on the Intel X99 Express chipset and is designed for socket LGA2011-v3 processors which currently includes Core i7 5xxx series CPUs and Xeon E5 1xxx-v3 and E5 2xxx-v3 CPUs. The X99-UD4 utilizes an 8-phase digital PowerIRstage...
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We have been running Intel Haswell-EP based systems in the lab for a while now in the lab. With the new processors came many extra cores that we did not have with the Ivy-Bridge-EP systems. We have gone from a...
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Suppressor is uniquely tuned to be your ideal tool for battle with a detachable USB cable for better and easier cable management and travel, a white LED light that keeps you gaming even in the darkest reaches of a LAN,...
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High capacity USB flash drives have become as essential to many people as wrist watches so it’s not really strange that we keep getting many emails and FB messages by a large number of our readers asking for more such...
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Super Flower is a name that should be familiar to the older hardware nuts amongst you as they’ve been around for over 20 years now, producing plenty of products in the chassis and power areas of the market. Indeed it’s...
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Our review unit came from Silicon Power’s factory in Taiwan in a FedEx Padded Pak. The package the product was shipped in ensured that the Silicon Power Marvel M70 will arrive to APH Networks in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in perfect...
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A lot has changed since we published our first NAS review with 10GbE support. We had two 10GbE capable NAS’ in at the same time, the QNAP TS-EC1279U-RP and the Thecus N8900. Both systems were 10GbE capable, that means they...
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We all knew that wireless technology would eventually become mainstream and surpass the classic wired one in terms of popularity but judging by the number of WiFi compatible products that come out each day the time it actually took for...
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For some odd reason Cooler Master seems to be releasing products everyday, whether it’s a new case or a new peripheral, their product line has been increasing exponentially in the past few years. What is not odd is the fact...
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Today we are looking at two extremes of a product range, the XTracGear Ripper and the Ripper XXL mouse surfaces. XTracGear, who you may know as XTracPads, started making precision mouse surfaces for gamers brand was created in 1999.
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It took a while but we finally got our hands on the Samsung 850 Pro SSD, not a small one either, it’s that nicely sized 1 TB version. It is Samsung’s first SSD with innovative 3D vertical NAND (V-NAND) flash...
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Driver error is a phrase I’ve heard many times from people who tried with very little luck to convince police officers and insurance companies that they weren’t responsible for car accidents. Unfortunately although technology has made it possible for everyone...
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