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[Review] Cerwin-Vega XD3 Desktop Speakers 2 Comments By The Duke on January 26, 2012 With over 50 years of speaker system know-how for concerts, movies, public address and clubs, Cerwin-Vega has been around the block. When creating the XD3 speaker for desktop and computer applications the goal is to optimize the sound output while keeping the enclosure small. Clarity is critical, especially for those producing multimedia or analyzing tracks. Signal purity must be maintained by using low noise amplifiers that don’t disappoint when the volume is set on high. Powered desktop ...
[Review] Sentey SS2-2807 3 Comments By The Duke on June 23, 2011 Sentey has sent us one of their Slim Series cases, the Sentey SS2-2807. This case is aimed at people who need a good case with some expandability, and most likely will need to fit in a tight space. The SS2-2807 could do very well in the HTPC market as well with the high gloss black paint job and the slim design. It has three 3.5″, and one 5.25″ drive bay to help give the user a decent amount of choices for storage space. It does come equipped with a standard ATX PSII 250w PSU to help...
[Review] Thermaltake Armor A90 5 Comments By The Duke on June 22, 2011 Thermaltake’s Armor A90 case aims to combine high-end features with a mid-range price to deliver the ability to grow your system over time. This mid-tower case supports both ATX and MicroATX motherboards, and has seven expansion card slots. There are three external 5.25″ drives and six 3.5″ internal drives, all of which are equipped with tool-free installation mechanisms for convenience. The A90 also has one “hidden” 2.5″ bay at the bottom of the case. A 120m...
[Review] In-Win BUC 3 Comments By The Duke on April 15, 2011 Built with a strong “shield” concept in mind, the BUC’s strong SECC steel construction and a hard-wearing, stylish black interior and exterior is aesthetically pleasing. With the clever EZ-swap HDD drive bay and a lockable door, it allows access to three HDD’s without having to remove the whole side panel. With the tool-less installation and vibration reducing drive bays help complete the package from In-Win. The convenient Super-Speed USB 3.0, USB 2.0, audio, and eSATA ports on ...
[Review] ARCTIC M551 Gaming Mouse 2 Comments By The Duke on December 23, 2010 The ARCTIC M551 has a resistant surface coating to protect the mouse from wearing out. This helps to maintain the mouse at top-notch quality during day-to-day use. This mouse operates with a laser optical sensor, which helps it have ultra-high sensitivity levels that offers ideal precision and speed. The sensitivity levels can be adjusted from 800, 1,600 to 2,400 dpi by simply pressing the “dpi” button on the mouse itself. The current sensitivity level is displayed by an LED light on...
[Blog] 3×1GB Crucial Ballistix PC3-10600 Green LED 0 Comments By 0Ro! on March 21, 2010 Hello folks, today I have to test a triple channel kit based for the X58 chipset. It´s a 3×1GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC3-10600 (1333MHz) CL7-7-7-24 with 1,65V Green LED. The labeling of the kit is BL3KIT12864TG1337. Since I down own a motherboard and processor based for X58, I will test the memory on the Intel P55 chipset. (more…)
[QUICK REVIEW] NZXT’s Avatar Gaming Mouse v2 2 Comments By crowTrobot on February 8, 2010 I have always been stubbornly resistant to the idea of using a high DPI gaming mouse. Partly out of arrogance (how can it possibly improve my game any further?) and mostly for the fact that their average MSRP is about $70 compared to a generic optical mouse used daily in schools and offices which retail for about $12. A purchase I have always said to myself, better spent on other computer hardware. That is the cost of a high end CPU air cooling heatsink or an additional hardrive for RAID, both ...

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