Arctic is once again back with a new cooler in their lineup of “Freezer” cooling solutions. One thing we always know when we get a cooler from Arctic is its going to be silent, they always are and its part of what makes Arctic so brilliant.
Arctic is one of those companies you go to for a silent cooler that performs on par with the bigger more expensive coolers. They have been churning out cooling solutions for many years and I don’t expect them to stop anytime soon.
ECS has a long standing of being an excellent OEM but when it comes to enthusiasts it’s not really a name we here brought up very often due to its die hard allegiance to the basic OEM style products the community has grown so used to. This is not necessarily a bad thing or is it?
As most of you know Arctic has been around for quite some time and despite the recent name change from Arctic Cooling to just ARCTIC they still design the highest quality aftermarket cooling solutions in a small country called Switzerland.
For over a year now we have seen variations of LSI SandForce 2281 controlled drives come and go. Typically they have all pretty much have the same performance results depending on what type of NAND they are utilizing,but Intels 520 series is a bit different...
With a ton of the big dogs of the computer hardware industry like Thermaltake, Corsair, and others making their way into the gaming peripherals game, it can be hard for a smaller company to grab a foothold in the market and compete for your hard earned dollars.
It seems most everything Intel touches turns to GOLD. Intel recently decided to abandon its own Solid State Processor in favor of a LSI SandForce Solid State Processor. Was this a good move?
Crucial has been making high performance memory for ages, really making a name for themselves in the DDR2 era with the infamous D9GMH ICs. Crucial is now back with a few flagship models which we are looking at today!
Cooler Master's latest addition to the HAF lineup brings a ton of full tower features to a midtower chassis.
XFX dares to go where the competition would like to, but can’t. Take a look at we thought about the Radeon 7950 Black Edition as it made it's way through our labs!
Aperion Audio, a direct-to-consumer maker of award-winning home theater speaker systems, today gives Microsoft employees a sneak preview of its newest wireless speaker. The Aperion ARIS lets digital music lovers listen to their tunes from any room in their home.
When it comes to choose a liquid cooling system (LCS), users are often astonished by its performance and overwhelmed by the complex setup.
GIGABYTE, a longtime leader in computer technology and innovation, today announced the international release of the 15.6” P2542G gaming notebook. The P2542G is a premium gaming notebook that packs incredible power into a sleek form factor to give consumers new options for mobile gaming.
Alliacense today announced that Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has purchased a license for its CORE Flash Portfolio Licensing Program.
Dell today announced that customers such as Morphlabs and Vibrant Media are using Dell microserver technologies based on Intel Xeon processors to power business-critical web 2.0, cloud, and content delivery networks (CDN), as well as high-performance computing (HPC) applications.
DisplayLink, the leading provider of technology for virtual graphics and USB-connected computing announced the introduction of the Fujitsu USB 3.0 Port Replicator PR08 powered by the latest DisplayLink’s DL-3900 graphics technology IC, enabling the first USB docking station to feature DisplayPort connectivity, reaching resolutions of up to 2560x1600.