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SilverStone DS321 Dual Bay USB3 HDD Enclosure

Monday, 29 August 2011 00:00 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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Silverstone DS321External hard drive enclosures are a dime-a-dozen in this day and age, with more and more of them hitting the market. Many of them are single drive units that are good for a quick way to store or access your data externally, but this type of enclosure is not fitted for all of us. With the size of today’s hard drives (3TB at time of writing), losing even one could be a devastating ordeal. This is when our next product for evaluation comes in. The SilverStone DS321 enclosure can house two 3.5” SATA drives, provides you with the option to run them in RAID, topping it all off by connecting through the ultra-fast USB3 bus. This look like something you've been waiting for? Read along as we dig into it.

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SilverStone RVS02 USB 3.0 2.5” HDD Enclosure

Tuesday, 16 August 2011 00:00 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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Silverstone RVS02We have explored many hard drive enclosures over the year, many of them pretty simple in operation and some that offered more for the money like encryption or ease to install. This new enclosure from SilverStone praises on the latter as it makes hooking up a drive painless and easy. The RVS02, which is from the Raven line of component from SilverStone, sleek, good looking and fast.
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Archgon MH-2624 Mobile Hard Drive Enclosure

Wednesday, 27 July 2011 00:00 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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Archgon MH-2624The MH-2624 is not only an enclosure meant to be used with 2.5” drives but it is also an SATA adapter, capable of being used for anything with a SATA connection regardless of if it is 2.5”, 3.5” or 5.25”. With the MH-2624 you are getting two devices in one. Read on.
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Archgon MH-2612 Mobile Hard Drive Enclosure

Tuesday, 26 July 2011 00:00 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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Archgon MH-2612The first enclosure we will be taking a look at will be the MH-2612 for 2.5" drives, which looks similar to many other HDD enclosures on the market. The thing here is we were able to take the unit and get it plugged into the system in no time at all. No tools were needed and the performance did turn out to be very good thanks to the USB3 support. Read on.

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MUKii TransImp Hard Drive Dock Plus

Friday, 11 March 2011 19:37 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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mukii dockMany companies make hard drive docks and we personally have reviewed at least a dozen. A few months back we reviewed one of MUKii's first dock models. It turned out to be a great unit that performed well and still looked good while doing it. MUKii has decided to give that model a refresher and now have came out with an improved version. Like the Plus model updated hard drive enclosure (which we also just reviewed), this new model has a small LCD readout that displays the real time transfer speeds to and from the drive when accessed.

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MUKii TransImp X3 Hard Drive Enclosure Plus

Friday, 04 March 2011 06:08 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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Something else that MUKii is realizing is that people want more for their money. Functionality and quality is one thing, but good looks are also a must.. So, often is the case that we want both; we deserve it. Right? This brings us to our latest review product from MUKii, their TransImp X3 Hard Drive Enclosure Plus. One might remember the TransImp U3 model that we reviewed some months back and think this is just a redesigned shell; however, that is not the case at all. The TransImp X3 is indeed an external enclosure with USB3 support, but it also comes with a bunch of new features, enough to make it worth of the prefix 'Plus'. So grab a drink, perhaps a snack and sit back as we show you just what this enclosure has in store for you!
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First Look: MUKii TransImp USB3 Combo Pack (PCIe Card+Enclosure)

Sunday, 06 February 2011 09:37 Reviewed By Clint
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MUKii TransImp ComboToday we get to show you a great combo pack from MUKii which features the new and [hopefully] improved USB3 PCIe card, as well as a choice between their hard drive dock, 3.5" enclosure or 2.5" enclosure (all of which are SATA I/II compatible). You now are able to get everything you need to bring USB 3.0 capability and functionality to your system, be that your work computer where you need to quickly share data between it and your home PC, or your personal desktop should you just want an external storage solution that is limited to the slow data transfer rates of USB2.

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Thermaltake Max5G Active Cooled Hard Drive Enclosure

Monday, 31 January 2011 16:00 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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Max 5GThermaltake, a maker of some pretty popular external enclosures, have recently released a new enclosure that takes the guess work out of choosing a good enclosure, one that will provide your hard drive with years of good cooling performance. The new Max5G is a handsome looking enclosure, and is mated with dual 80mm blue LED cooling fans that will keep your drive cool, but more importantly keeping it functional.
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Thermaltake BlacX 5G Hard Drive Dock

Tuesday, 14 December 2010 09:10 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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thermaltake blacx 5gThe new BlacX 5G from Thermaltake looks pretty much like all their other hard drive docks but it does offer one more thing and that is USB3.0. With the performance that SuperSpeed delivers there is no better way to get data from one location to another, but at $50 is it really worth the extra premium you have to fork out to have it on your desktop? We will see.

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MUKii TransImp MD Dual 2.5" Internal Dock

Monday, 29 November 2010 16:00 Reviewed By Tony Walker
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MUKii TransImp MDMUKii's internal enclosure differs slightly from that offered by Vantec, with the MUKii TransImp MD utilizing in the smaller 3.5” bay, as apposed to the larger 5.25” bay of the Vantec. For those that may be willing to sacrifice one of the few 3.5” exterior bays, then this would be a fair exchange since the TransImp MD is a really nice looking enclosure and won't clash with the exterior of your case. Of course, that is completely besides being rather handy to those in need of data retrieval from a 2.5” hard drive.
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Thermaltake Azurues Gaming Mouse

Friday, 03 February 2012 15:56 Posted By Tony Walker

Thermaltake AzuruesEarlier this week I told you that we received a box from Thermaltake with some of their new TT eSports products in it. Today, we will be taking a look at the second product which is a gaming mouse aimed at front person shooter players. The Azurues promises to be that type of mouse that will definitely get the job done without all the ‘extras’ we find in other mice aimed at the same genre of game player.

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Hardware Reviews 02/01/12

Wednesday, 01 February 2012 17:21 Posted By Tony Walker

Motherboards
Sapphire PURE Black X79N (Intel X79) Motherboard Review @ Tweaktown
Gigabyte X79-UD5 @ PureOverclock
GIGABYTE 990FXA-UD5 AM3+ ATX Motherboard Review @ Futurelooks

Cooling
Deepcool Gamer Storm Dracula VGA Cooler Review @ Legit Reviews
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PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk III 600W Review @ APH Networks
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Thermaltake Dr. Power II ATX Power Supply Tester Review @ Tweaknews
Akasa Venom Power 550 watts @ Cowcotland

Storage
Kingston SSDNow V+200 120GB Upgrade Kit Review @ Real World Labs
Synology DS212 2-Bay NAS Review @ Tweaktown

Input Devices
QPad MK-80 Mechanical Keyboard Review @ eTeknix

Audio
Monster Clarity HD Model One Speakers Review @ t-break

Networking
ASUS RT-N56U Dual-Band Wireless-N600 Gigabit Router Review @ Bigbruin

Misc
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Genius introduce new gaming mouse: DeathTaker

Wednesday, 01 February 2012 16:35 Posted By Tony Walker
With nine buttons DeathTaker gives gamers the ability to customize their gaming experience. Genius' included “Scorpion” UI lets gamers manage macros for up to 55 keys in 5 profiles, as well as a selection of up to 16 million backlight colors. The on-board memory design prevents game block and stores preferred macro settings for ready-to-play action on any computer.
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Antec Announces the High Current Gamer M PSU Series

Wednesday, 01 February 2012 16:33 Posted By Tony Walker
Antec‘s new desktop PSU series provides quiet, efficient power in 400W, 520W, and 620W models, accommodating casual gamers, home office and corporate consumers. The High Current Gamer M Series is the perfect combination of power and cabling that supply extreme levels of power and superb efficiency.
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Arxtic New MC101 Series Media PCs

Wednesday, 01 February 2012 16:31 Posted By Tony Walker
The MC101 Series features only the latest high-speed processor AMD APU Trinity A8/A10, extremely advanced 3D HD graphics that are ideal for gaming, HD movies and HD music so that you can enjoy and share unlimited entertainment hassle-free. Moreover, you no longer have to worry about digital file storage with its gigantic disk storage of up to 1 TB. You can simply plug-and-play these home entertainment centers with its pre-installed Windows® 7 Home Premium (Windows® 8 ready) and numerous USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports to connect you wirelessly.
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AMD 7950 Reviews

Wednesday, 01 February 2012 14:23 Posted By James Fowler

AMD HD 7950 Reviews

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Thermaltake Commander MS-I Mid Tower

Tuesday, 31 January 2012 08:00 Posted By Tony Walker

Thermaltake Commander MS-IThe new Commander MS-I is a new case aimed at the budget-minded DIYer. The case is priced at the lower price spectrum, retailing for about $40-$60. The pricing depends on where it is purchased from as well as if it comes with fans or out. But what do you get for this incredible low price? We will tell you, read on.

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Enermax Revolution87+ 1000W Power Supply

Tuesday, 31 January 2012 02:56 Posted By Tony Walker

Enermax Revolution87Enermax dedication to excellence has continued on through their products since then. We have seen it in the MaxRevo and Platimax, hopefully in our next review subject, the Revolution87+. When building high-end machines, the power supply is often considered the heartbeat of the machine. And with that being said you cannot go cheap or use inferior units when investing a nice sum of money into a PC.

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Thermaltake Smart Series 730W Power Supply

Sunday, 29 January 2012 08:00 Posted By Tony Walker

Thermaltake Smart Series 730WThermaltake is claiming that the new Smart series power supply is just that. The Smart series is only offered in a non-modular version for now. But the power range within the spectrum of everybody building a system from basic web browsing to gaming that reason is 430 to 730 watts.

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Thermaltake Tt eSports Shock Spin Gaming Headset

Friday, 27 January 2012 08:00 Posted By Tony Walker

Thermaltake Tt eSport Shock SpinThermaltake is one of those companies that has ventured in the eSport business and did it in a major way. Tt eSports has more products in its ranks than most company’s entire catalog. We recently received a box contains three products from Tt eSports and we will be reviewing each in detail starting with the Shock Spin gaming headset.

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