Hardware News for Friday, July 25
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| New Hardware Reviews (6) |
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| Kingston DataTraveler BlackBox Review reported at 03:43 PM |
| category: Tape/Zip/Jaz Drives website: OverclockersOnline |
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Though the quality is great overall, there is still room for improvement. For example, the cap is easy to lose since it is not secured to the drive. Also, the security aspects of this drive are not exactly alluring to the average user who might view it as nothing more than an overpriced USB flash drive that asks for a password. However, for those who need a secure drive certified by the government, the Kingston DataTraveler is a great drive which may be worth the price. | | |
| NZXT Performance Power Review reported at 03:31 PM |
| category: Power Supplies website: Pro-Clockers.com |
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Another reason for buying the PP800 is because you are a fan of NZXT. It seems that NZXT has been putting in alot of work to release some pretty good products to the market. A couple of these products has been the Adamas, Lexa and the Rogue cases. All have been hits upon their release and made NZXT a house hold name. With the above features of the PP800 power supply this product should add to their growing list of gaming and enthusiast products. | | |
| Asus P5QL-E Review reported at 03:19 PM |
| category: Socket 775 Motherboards website: Overclockers Club |
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The P5QL-E was able to perform very well when it was put up against the GA-X48-DQ6, which is always a good thing to see. It did not win big in the benchmarking game, but it held its own. I would suggest this board to anyone who is a mild gamer that is not very big on overclocking, as there is no Crossfire/SLI option for this board, nor was I able to overclock the board very far. The one big positive is that in today's killer pricing environment, it is nice to see a board deliver some performance for around $100 instead of the $350 to $400+ price tag that enthusiast boards are burdened with. | | more info:  Lowest prices check |
| Asus EN9800GTX TOP/HTDP/512M Review reported at 12:50 PM |
| category: Game Accelerator Cards website: Hot Hardware |
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If you already have an 8800 GTX, then it's hard to recommend a 9800 GTX to you, unless you want one or more of the new features. Otherwise, we wouldn't hesitate to recommend that you take a look at the EN9800GTX TOP if you can find it for no more than $230. With the GTX 260 scraping $300, we'd be reluctant to spend more than that on any 9800 GTX. If the EN9800GTX TOP is hard to find, as has been the case for some ASUS-made graphics cards lately, then be patient and hope that ASUS releases an EN9800GTX+ TOP, or consider one of AMD's new Radeon HD 4800 series cards. | | more info: ·more p/reviews |
| Thermaltake ToughPower Review reported at 12:44 PM |
| category: Power Supplies website: TweakNews.net |
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With best-of-class specs and a generous feature set with configuration options, the Thermaltake Toughpower 1200W is tough to beat. The Toughpower line represents Thermaltake's flagship PSU offerings, and the 1200W is a worthy addition, building on a tradition of power, stability and cutting edge features. The fit and finish is flawless, the connectors are numerous and the cable lengths are generous. It's very quiet and efficient, keeping noise and heat to a minimum, yet powerful enough to feed even the most power hungry components without missing a beat. | | more info: ·more p/reviews Lowest prices check |
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