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[Review] Nexus Prominent 5 2 Comments By The Duke on December 18, 2011 The Nexus Prominent 5 silent case features tool-less installation making it a quick and easy installation of your components. A black mesh front, aluminum edges, and black interior with orange accents give the Prominent 5 a different look. Nexus outfitted the Prominent 5 with a 140mm on the top and a 120mm is placed in the front for the air-intake. Some isolating padding, where the PSU is placed, prevents resonance and there are ventilation holes, and room for a fan, in the bottom of the case ...
[Review] Nexus LOW-7000 R2 3 Comments By GSG-9 on August 12, 2011 Recently, Nexus sent us their newest product in their war on noise; the Low-7000 Revision 2 Low Profile cooler. Silent Low Profile CPU Cooler Balanced performance Ideal for HTPCs The Low-7000 R2 The heatsink itself comes with mounting hardware for the following configurations: Socket: LGA1366 LGA 1156 LGA 1155 LGA 775 AMD AM3 AMD AM2 Nexus Low-7000 Fan 02 Manufacturer’s Description & Specifications: The Nexus LOW-7000 cooler combines some of...
[Review] Nexus Prominent 9 – Premium Silent Case 6 Comments By The Duke on February 2, 2011 The Nexus Prominent 9 is one of the top chassis’ for silent computing. With it’s tool-less installation features, it’s a breeze to install your components or change your setup. The Prominent 9 is also very sleek and professional looking compared to a lot of the other cases out there. This case could really be used anywhere, and the black mesh covering the front drive bays and aluminum edges give the Prominent 9 a distinguished look. Nexus has also fitted the Prominent 9 case...
Overclock Your Holodeck | X86 Voyages To Your Living Room 1 Comment By 64NOMIS on March 25, 2010 X86 has one more chance in the race toward the living room and it starts now. Behold, the only platform with the roadmap to bring the vision of virtual reality into the present. Or transform the television into an entertainment platform. The upcoming AMD Phenom II X6 processor and its progeny may well find its way into your living room - through an inevitable cascade in living room applications. I am a biased insider, so take caution as you consume what lies below. The High End | Virtual...
Caught My Attention | Caught Yours? | ATI Eyefinity | Intel Light Peak 5 Comments By 64NOMIS on September 26, 2009 In this entry Simon Solotko brings you up-to-date on his digital nexus hypothesis, a vision for the evolution of the PC into a central computer. Two recent innovations, ATI Eyefinity and the first demonstrations of Intel Light Peak have convinced him that this hypothesis may be moving from potentiality to innevitablity. Yes, Simon is the guy in all of those overclocking videos and has been a driving force behind AMD64 technology, overclocking, and now this… As you may have read elsewher...

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