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Ultra Products 600W Power Supply

@ 2005/01/02 read/post comments(0)

A few months ago we reviewed an innovative power supply known as the "X-Connect." We then reviewed an innovative Hard Drive Enclosure that converts most EIDE hard drives into an external drive. Today, Ultra Products has sent… Go To Full Article

Xtrac Mad Dotz Review

@ 2005/01/02 read/post comments(0)

After taking a look at Xtrac’s RipperXL mouse pad, I figured now was a good time to take a look at their Mad Dotz. What are Mad Dotz? Simply, they are little Teflon discs that adhere to the feet of… Go To Full Article

Cooler Master CoolDrive 6 Review

@ 2005/01/02 read/post comments(0)

Ever lay your fingers upon an operating HDD that is not cooled? Damn hot, isn’t it? Now think about everything that’s on that HDD that you’d rather not lose. Think about your saved documents, your e-mail, your… Go To Full Article

Overclockers Online Contest

@ 2005/01/02 read/post comments(0)

Overclockers Online and CoolerMaster have hooked up once again to kick off a 2005 contest! Before we get into the details, let me tell you what's up for grabs. First prize: CoolerMaster Cool Viva and second and… Go To Full Article

Venus DS3 External Drive Enclosure

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Storage. With games hitting close to four gigs when installed, growing music and digital photo collections and applications mushrooming in size with every new upgrade, you can never have enough. Even dual-layer DVD media with its 8 gigabyte capacity will… Go To Full Article

PowerColor X600 XT PCI-Express 128MB

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Right now PCIE is still in its infancy. Because of this, there is not a lot of demand for PCIE cards, and so they aren’t as readily available as their AGP equivalents for the most part. Until just recently, if… Go To Full Article

APC TravelPower Notebook Case

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If you own a notebook computer, you know the greatest benefit to having it is that you can take it anywhere. Although, dropping it could cost you valuable data, not to mention hundreds of dollars for repairs. Also,… Go To Full Article

World of Warcraft Hardware Performance Guide

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While World of Warcraft players might not need the 100 frames per second that serious Counter-Strike: Source players demand, the game still challenges the PC system hard enough to warrant a hardware performance upgrade guide. Even though we can get… Go To Full Article

Samsung announces 0 dead pixel policy!

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Samsung Electronics announced Thursday that from Jan. 1, customers who discover defective pixels on an LCD monitor produced by the company less than six months after its purchase may have the panel replaced free of charge. An LCD… Go To Full Article

Cyril's Hardware Guide, Part III: Sockets and SLI

@ 2005/01/01 read/post comments(0)

Prices for SLI motherboards will obviously lower after January 2005, but right now I would consider SLI to be mainly attractive to top-end users, as they can stack a couple of 6800GT cards in a system and not have to… Go To Full Article

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