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[Review] Silverstone TS07B USB 3.0 3.5″ Enclosure 1 Comment By Neuromancer on September 19, 2011 Silverstone is known for providing high quality merchandise to support your computing needs. From cases and power supplies to peripherals and NAS solutions, Silverstone makes products to increase performance and expand storage. Despite being less than a decade old, Silverstone has made a mark for itself, especially in the high end case and power markets. The SST-TS07B is an aluminum HDD enclosure that utilizes the speed and compatibility of the USB bus to make external 3.5” SATA 6G storage sol...
[Review] Silverstone EC03 Internal USB 3.0 PCIE card 2 Comments By Neuromancer on August 31, 2011 Silverstone is a company that is known for providing high quality merchandise to support your computing needs. From cases and power supplies to peripherals and NAS solutions, Silverstone makes products to increase performance and expand storage. Despite being less than a decade old, Silverstone has made a mark for itself, especially in the high end case and power markets. Today, we look one of their peripheral offerings – a PCI Express expansion card that provides a internal 19 pin USB 3.0...
[Review] Patriot Convoy 425XL 1 Comment By Neuromancer on February 10, 2011 Introduction: Patriot memory was established in 1985, and has manufacturing facilities in both Fremont California and Taipei. Over the last few years, Patriot have made themselves popular among PC enthusiasts with their DRAM memory modules, and more recently with Solid State Drives. The Convoy 425XL is a natural extension of this memory and storage background, as it provides more storage solutions for 2.5” drives. Compatible with both Mechanical and Solid State Drives, the 425XL allows a user ...
[Review] ASUS P8P67 Deluxe – Fully Loaded Mid-Range 4 Comments By Neuromancer on February 3, 2011 Introduction: ASUS comes from the last four letters of the word Pegasus. A mythical winged horse that they have chosen for their company name; it represents Strength, Creative Spirit and Purity. Flying Horse Experience is not something you will find in droves here at TechREACTION, but rigorous testing and evaluation of manufacturers PC related products is. Strength is definitely an attribute ASUS brings to the table, being the largest motherboard manufacturer in the world. Creative Spirit is epi...
[Review] Zalman – Dual HDD Docking Station MH200 U3 0 Comments By The Duke on November 18, 2010 Zalman has sent us their take on a Dual HDD Docking Station using the relatively new USB 3.0 interface. The MH200 U3 supports up to 2 SATA HDDS simultaneously with 2.5” & 3.5” SATA I/II (up to 3TB) and Port-Multiplier functionality. The Dual HDD Docking Station also comes with Hot Swap and Plug & Play, plus a blue LED indicator for HDD access. The rapid USB 3.0 interface supports DUAL, JBOD, RAID 0 and RAID 1 modes. The sleek appearance of the black brushed aluminum on the MH200 U3...
[Review] ADATA Nobility USB 3.0 Flash Drive 3 Comments By Neuromancer on October 8, 2010 Flash Drives have been around for almost a decade and have seen a number of technological advances improving performance, size, power and data density. Originally designed as an upgrade over a floppy disk for moving data physically from one computer to another, the modern flash drive has about as many uses as there are types of flash drives available. Transferring family photos to another family member’s computer without needing to send them over the internet, a simple means of transferring dr...
USB3 and Gigabyte GA-790FXTA-UD5 – Get Ready for Speed ! 0 Comments By Buckeye on February 4, 2010 Many new motherboards these days are coming out with new features that are very exciting and change the way we will be using our computers for everyday use, including gaming, video camera use and mass storage. New features are being added to new motherboards that will make these tasks mush easier and faster for us, these include USB3 and SATA3. Gigabyte has taken its great performing GA-790FXT-UD5P for the AMD platform and added USB3 & SATA3 ports in the GA-790FXTA-UD5 line. Even though...

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