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2005/01/27
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The PSU itself is quite rugged and sturdy. It weighs in at approximately 3lbs on my bathroom scale, which (considering the acrylic and aluminum casing) is quite heavy. For reference, my all steel 470Watt Enermax Noisetaker weighs 4.5lbs
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Power supply units are getting a lot of the enthusiasts’ attention the last few years due to the rising need of higher output and stable power. The old very cheap generic power supply units just will not do anymore for…
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2005/01/27
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When we hear the name Enermax, we automatically think of power supplies. Enermax has always built quality power supplies. Like I mentioned in our Noisetaker v2.0 review, they were the top choice a couple years ago. Unfortunately, due to the…
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2005/01/26
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Today the SI-97 CPU radiator from the house Thermalright stands on our test status. At first sight it has a certain similarity with a spaceship from the star Trek row. But with a CPU radiator it concerns the outside appearance,…
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2005/01/26
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CCFLs are quite the rage with case modders. But are you getting tired of plain CCFLs? If so, why not check out patterned CCFLs?
Today, we take a look at a special CCFL from one of the…
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2005/01/26
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It's time again for the Corsair Mod of the Month, and this month's is a real beauty: Hellraiser PuzzleBox by Magnus "Wolfman" Persson. Featuring a scary replica of Pinhead himself, and an all-over keyboard / mouse / monitor paint-job designed…
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PCs based on the BTX form factor are just about to be available, offering better thermal management and smaller PCs. We take a look at a micro-BTX case, motherboard and heatsink to see whether BTX delivers on its promises.…
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2005/01/26
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Enermax, primarily known for their high quality power supplies, has also been releasing some impressive new cases. Today, we look at their new MaxFlow case that sports a cooling feature that I have yet to see implemented properly on a…
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2005/01/26
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Today we put the Swiftech H20-120 h20 cooler heatsink system we reviewed earlier to the test with two other water blocks, the PolarFLO TT & SilverProp we have reviewed earlier and are designed for 1/2 inch pipe systems. …
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2005/01/26
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Again, the WC-202 is another good design water cooler from Evercool. As
for the performance, it was pretty good compare to the Intel stock cooler,
you can refer to this water cooler cooling performance at the testing…
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