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NZXT Tempest Case Review

NZXT Tempest Case Review :: Hardware

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-20-2008

NZXT calls their Tempest case the Airflow King and I would agree with that. With two front 120mm fans, a 120mm fan on the rear, a ...

MSI R4670 2D512 Review by Ben Sun

MSI R4670 2D512 Review by Ben Sun :: Hardware

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-19-2008

MSI’s R4670 card is an interesting card in that it closely follows ATI’s reference design in almost every respect. The new driver...

Thecus N3200 NAS Review

Thecus N3200 NAS Review :: Hardware

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-17-2008

Thecus is targeting the SOHO user or Home Office user with the N3200 NAS file server. With a price online of around $320, Thecus h...

Palit Revolution 700 Deluxe Radeon HD 4870 X2 Review

Palit Revolution 700 Deluxe Radeon HD 4870 X2 Review :: Hardware

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-05-2008

The HD 4870 X2 is a beast of a video card, with performance that outstrips that of the GeForce GTX 280 in most applications where ...

ASUS EN9800GT HybridPower Video Card Review

ASUS EN9800GT HybridPower Video Card Review :: Hardware

Author: Ben Sun Date: 11-28-2008

The video card market is constantly changing with new cards released every 6 months or so and prices lowering to keep competitive ...

XFX GeForce GTX 260/216 Black Edition Review

XFX GeForce GTX 260/216 Black Edition Review :: Hardware

Author: Ben Sun Date: 11-18-2008

So there are really two takes on this card today. The XFX GTX 260 216 Black Edition is the fastest available GeForce GTX 260 card ...

XFX 9800GTX Plus Black Edition Review

XFX 9800GTX Plus Black Edition Review :: Hardware

Author: Doc Overclock Date: 11-13-2008

The 9800GTX+ Black Edition from XFX is on the market for a $229.00 price point, or nearly the same price as some of the HD 4850 ca...

Gigabyte EX58-Extreme Motherboard Review

Gigabyte EX58-Extreme Motherboard Review :: Motherboards

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-30-2008

Gigabyte now joins the other motherboard manufacturers on the planet with their own special branding of their X58 chipset motherbo...

Intel X58 Extreme DX58SO Motherboard Review

Intel X58 Extreme DX58SO Motherboard Review :: Motherboards

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-28-2008

Intel has a lot to be happy about with their new CPU and X58 family launch, firmly taking over the enthusiast market with new proc...

ECS X58B-A Black Series Motherboard Review

ECS X58B-A Black Series Motherboard Review :: Motherboards

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-19-2008

The ECS X58B-A Black Series motherboard is available online for a price of only $260. This compares favorably in the price departm...

ASUS P6T Deluxe Motherboard Review

ASUS P6T Deluxe Motherboard Review :: Motherboards

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-09-2008

ASUS's P6T Deluxe OC Palm Edition is the perfect example of what a new motherboard chipset should be when released. Every conceiva...

MSI X58 Eclipse SLI Motherboard Review

MSI X58 Eclipse SLI Motherboard Review :: Motherboards

Author: Ben Sun Date: 12-09-2008

MSI has exceeded all expectations with the MSI X58 Eclipse motherboard with a bundle like you wouldn’t believe, performance that m...

ECS A790GXM-A Black Review

ECS A790GXM-A Black Review :: Motherboards

Author: Ben Sun Date: 11-18-2008

The AMD chipset platform is constantly changing with new releases from AMD and NVIDIA to satisfy any need that may arise. The 790G...

ASUS M3A79-T Deluxe Motherboard Review

ASUS M3A79-T Deluxe Motherboard Review :: Motherboards

Author: Ben Sun Date: 10-29-2008

ASUS has been the motherboard maker of choice for hardware enthusiasts for several years due to features like overclocking options...

Industry Headlines, News and Reviews From Around the World :: The Motherboard Daily
January 7, 2009

News: CES: Lian Li launches PC-B70 & PC-B71 Tower Chassis

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Tue Jan 06 2009 12:24 pm PST Comments (0)

Highlights for PC-B70

* Patented anti-vibration brackets for seven (7) HDDs
* Tool-less PCI card retention system and tools-less CD-ROM claspers
* Patented HDD cage modules
* Dual PSU capability
* Extra long PSU support bracket
* Liquid cooling tubing holes
* Cable management system
* Sound dampening material on doors


Highlights for B71

* SATA Hot swappable HDD cage
* Support RAID and seven (7) HDDs
* Lockable Front panel door for HDD mounting
* Tool-less PCI card retention system and tools-less CD-ROM claspers
* Dual PSU capability
* Extra long PSU support bracket
* Liquid cooling tubing holes
* Cable management system
* Sound dampening material on doors


Visit Lian Li at CES 09: Sands 72821

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News: Coolink GFXChilla VGA Heatsink @ OCModShop

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Tue Jan 06 2009 12:22 pm PST Comments (0)

I’m always looking for the right balance between proper cooling and noise output. Remember the old cases and cpu coolers you used to get that where so loud it was plain stupid, luckily things have gone a long way and we have abandoned 40/60mm screamer fans (remember the old Deltas? ) but today still I have to say the loudest component in my PC is my video card.

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News: AeroCool Horsepower 650w @ PureOverclock

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Tue Jan 06 2009 12:21 pm PST Comments (0)

“The AeroCool Horsepower 650w power supply is marketed for enthusiasts (particularly gamers), has a price tag to match several name-brand competitors, and sports some nice features including colour-coded modular cabling and LED lighting. Certainly looks promising, so let's get down to business and juice up this unit.”

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News: Thermaltake MaxOrb EX CPU Cooler @ Modders-Inc

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Tue Jan 06 2009 12:20 pm PST Comments (0)

Today we are going to take a look at their latest version, the MaxOrb EX CPU Cooler. The MaxOrb EX utilizes six copper heat pipes that pass through six different sets of cooling fins. Will the MaxOrb EX have what it takes to cool your processor?

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News: NZXT Whisper @ techPowerUp

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Tue Jan 06 2009 12:19 pm PST Comments (0)

The NZXT Whisper aims to give you the basis for silent computing with sound dampening all around the interior of the chassis. A large compartment design with the possibility of an eATX motherboard and a heavy duty front door, make for an interesting case.

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News: Samsung Omnia Review @ Digital Trends

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Tue Jan 06 2009 12:17 pm PST Comments (0)

"Like the Blackberry Storm, the Samsung Omnia is part of the first wave of post-iPhone smartphones aimed directly for the Apple market. From its lack of a keyboard to its multimedia capabilities, Samsung is going for convenience, portability and multi-functionality. It is a valiant attempt, but lots of unusual design choices make the Omnia more awkward than progressive.."

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News: Countdown to CES Contest at BCCHardware - 400 Reviews

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Mon Jan 05 2009 12:25 pm PST Comments (0)

It's been four amazing years since BensCustomCases changed up the focus, switched domain names and became BCCHardware. Since then we've published 400 reviews, various other articles and daily tech news. We have over 6,500 news posts and built a community forum that enables you to leave feedback and ask questions regarding tech, gaming, news and life. We've also been to CES for 2 years and are about to head off for our third trip - CES 2009.

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News: Corsair Dominator 1600MHz 6GB Triple-Channel Memory Kit

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Mon Jan 05 2009 12:23 pm PST Comments (0)

"The Corsair Dominator 6GB PC3-12800 DDR3 triple channel memory kit was a fun memory kit to review as it features a revised heat spreader and some Samsung ICs that were friendly to overclocking. The memory performance seen on Intel Core i7 platforms never gets old and is just as impressive today as it was when I saw it for the very first time. It was only a matter of time before Intel moved beyond dual channel technology and it seems that the time was right other than the fact that the country is in a recession...."

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News: NorthQ Siberian Tiger II Water Cooler Review @ Driverheaven

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Mon Jan 05 2009 12:22 pm PST Comments (0)

Today we have the opportunity to review another product from NorthQ, a Danish company who have been aggressively expanding the last several months. Not long ago we had a look at the Siberian Tiger, a compact water cooling solution designed to narrow the chasm between air coolers and more complex DIY water cooling solutions. It was a pre-assembled, easy to install and maintenance free water cooling product.

NorthQ have already released a second version of the cooler, dubbed the Siberian Tiger II. The Siberian Tiger II is not much different than the first version as the only basic differentiation is the use of a dual radiator for increased performance.


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News: OCZ Fatal1ty Series 700W Power Supply Review

Posted by: THRASHER2 on Mon Jan 05 2009 12:21 pm PST Comments (0)

“Jonathan Wendell, better known by his gaming handle "Fatal1ty," came to fame in the gaming world after winning many well-known video game tournaments. With his success came sponsorships and eventually his own brand of computer parts and gaming supplies. OCZ produces Fatal1ty-brand RAM and has now produced a Fatal1ty-brand, non-modular, 700W power supply unit. ThinkComputers checks it out in this review."

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