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[Review] ARCTIC SOUND S111 0 Comments By The Duke on September 3, 2010 Today we will be putting the ARCTIC Sound S111 through the paces. These dice-shaped portable speakers are USB powered and can easily be powered with a laptop. All you need is a 3.5mm jack on your device and these speakers with work for you whether you have an MP3 player, DVD, computer, or even a cell-phone for that matter. The S111 ...
[Review] ARCTIC C2 – Universal USB Charger 0 Comments By The Duke on September 3, 2010 Well, as you have come to expect, our on-the-go featured articles are still going strong. With the ARCTIC C2 four USB port universal charger, this should help clear up USB ports on your laptop for more important things. The C2 is geared toward the frequent flyers who carry around a lot of USB chargeable devices. With the four AC plu...
Remote HTPC Control – Comparing Cideko Air Keyboard | Freespace Loop Mouse | Gyration Media Center Remote 0 Comments By 64NOMIS on September 1, 2010 I have been going down the long path of investigating 10′ control options and there were three that sounded like they could be the best out there – so we bought them all and have been putting them through their paces. Ultimately, I like each of them, each performs exceptionally, and I would reccomend them all. 10′ c...
[Blog] Overclocking with Power Saving Features Enabled….it’s getting better. 3 Comments By miahallen on September 1, 2010 This post isn’t meant to be contain groundbreaking information. I just wanted to report my successes with the Gigabyte X58A-UD7. Many people have been talking about the possibilities of OCing while leaving power saving features enabled. I’d been wanting to play with it a bit, but hadn’t had much motivation. But th...
[Review] Crucial Ballistix (2×2GB) DDR3 1600MHz w/ Thermal Sensor 2 Comments By Chew on September 1, 2010 Recently we received a new memory kit from Crucial that is part of their Ballistix line. We decided to test this kit on the AMD platform to see how they would fare. Considering that AMD can be picky with certain modules, we found this particular set quite interesting. Let’s take a closer look shall we? Based on the target co...
[Blog] AMD Turbo Core 0 Comments By zanzabar on August 31, 2010 With amd and intel having both added turbo with the last gen I thought that I would explain how amd turbo works. To start, amd turbo works on all amd cpu’s that end in T with the parts ending in 0T having turbo go up to 2x extra (except black edition, but we will get to that later) and the ones with a 5T getting 2.5x. So if u...
[Review] Patriot Extreme Performance Xporter XT 16GB Rage 1 Comment By The Duke on August 30, 2010 The Patriot Extreme Performance Xporter XT Rage is a USB flash drive with both performance and functionality. Featuring an innovative Quad Channel configuration, data is intelligently managed and transferred simultaneously to 4 NAND chips resulting in vastly enhanced performance, particularly write speeds. The Rage flash drive offers...
[Review] Zalman Z7 Plus 1 Comment By The Duke on August 27, 2010 Zalman sent us their Z7 Plus case today to put through the paces. This ATX mid-tower chassis has some interesting features that we noticed right away, for example, the side mounted fan controller that can control up to two fans. Another feature is the top mounted IO ports that can be covered up when not in use. In addition, their Zal...
[Review] Cooler Master USNA 95 (Ultra Slim Notebook Adapter) 1 Comment By The Duke on August 26, 2010 Today Cooler Master adds to their line-up of notebook adapters. The USNA 95, Ultra Slim Notebook Adapter, is the fourth edition to their notebook adapter line, and they boast that it is the world’s smallest 95w adapter at that! This tiny notebook adapter was designed as the ultimate traveler companion. Not only does it charge noteb...
[Review] Cooler Master Notepal U3 1 Comment By The Duke on August 23, 2010 A laptop creates a lot of heat, which can make it uncomfortable to use on your lap while working. The Cooler Master Notepal U3 sets out to stop the bothersome heat and sweaty legs. With the introduction of the U3, the Notepal U series can support 7” – 12” notebooks with the U1, 14” – 15” with the U2, and now 17” – ...
[Blog] Mini Sound Level Meter (dB) 0 Comments By The Duke on August 19, 2010 I recently picked up a new decibel meter to play with and help during testing. The mini digital sound level meter measures from 40 dB to 130 dB. It has MIN/MAX measurement ability with hold and auto power-off function to ensure long battery life. It includes 9V battery and removable wind screen with a frequency range: 31.5 Hz to 8 kH...
[Review] Cooler Master Storm Inferno 0 Comments By The Duke on August 17, 2010 Cooler Master has sent us a new mouse from their CM Storm line of products. The CM Storm Inferno is a massively programmable mouse once coupled with the software that is included with it. It has an on-board chip to store your profiles for on-the-fly switching, which will also work if you switch computers. The Inferno also includes a ...
[Review] EVGA GeForce GTX 460 SuperClocked 1024MB EE 3 Comments By The Duke on August 16, 2010 With the success of the GTX480 release, Nvidia is looking to continue to provide top quality products with their new line of 4XX series GPU’s. When we reviewed the GTX480 a couple of weeks ago, it was built on the older Fermi architecture, GF100. The GTX460 we have today is made with a new Fermi-based architecture, GF104. The...
[Review] Choiix BOOM BOOM Travel Speaker 1 Comment By The Duke on August 13, 2010 Continuing our dive into on-the-go mobile devices, today we have the Choiix Boom Boom slim travel speaker. If you are like us and hate using ear buds or clunky headphones to listen to your music, then sit back and relax, because this product may be for you. It is capable of being powered through a USB connection which makes it ver...
[Blog] Gaming in Tight Spaces…..mini-ITX (featuring Gigabyte, Silverstone, and Prolimatech) 8 Comments By miahallen on August 13, 2010 History of mini-ITX I was sitting in my office, browsing tech news online almost a decade ago when I first saw the mini-ITX form factor. My mind immediately started fantasizing about the possibilities such a small system would afford. Thoughts of internet terminals built into kitchen cupboards, or car PCs entertained my imagination...
[Review] ASUS P7P55D-E PRO – A Step Above (UPDATE 8/11) 6 Comments By Archer on August 9, 2010 Introduction: A motherboard is probably the single most important component to the enthusiast. For a person in the know, this is pretty obvious, but for a newer user this may come as new information. Many forums as well as review sites fail to reveal the big picture, and there are a plethora of components used in the assembly of tod...

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