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Hardware Round-UP (14/05/09)
GamingHeaven.net —
Storage
Super Talent UltraDrive ME 120GB MLC SSD FTM28GX25H @ Benchmark Reviews
Video
Sapphire HD4850 Vapor-X 512MB Video Card Review @ Club OC
Cooling
Thermaltake ISGC-100 CPU Cooler Review @ Think Computers
Cases
Cooler Master HAF 922 Video Showcase @ ...
Thursday Shortbread
The Tech Report: News —
... gaming PC in Micro-ATX Driver Heaven reviews Asus F70 laptop Proving Grounds - Phenom II record overclock (video) PCStats reviews Core 2 Duo E8500 Futurelooks reviews Asus ROG Rampage II Gene X58 mATX Björn3D reviews Asus M4N82 Deluxe ITreviewed on MSI 790GX-G65 X-bit labs review DFI LANParty JR X58-T3H6 EPIAcenter reviews Zotac GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi (in German) Benchmark Reviews on 120GB Super Talent UltraDrive ME MLC SSD X-bit labs review Edimax BR-6574n wireless Gigabit broadband ...
Super Talent UltraDrive ME 120GB MLC SSD FTM28GX25H
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web —
... ME adds 64MB of Elpida DRAM to the buffer has permanently solved stuttering problems, making raw performance the last bottleneck. An Indilinx 'Barefoot' internal controller commands the bank of Samsung K9HCG08U1M DRAM modules, allowing the UltraDrive ME SSD to offer an impressive capacity with top-speed performance. Benchmark Reviews tests the reaction time and bandwidth performance for the FTM28GX25H 120GB model against over two dozen other products in this article. Link: Benchmark Reviews
Thursday Evening Roundup
TweakTown's News RSS Feed —
... Case @ Techpowerup - Silverstone Raven Case @ XSReviews - Zalman GS1000 SE Case @ Hardware Secrets - Lian Li PC-V351 @ ITReviewed - Cooler Master Elite 360 Case @ Motherboards.org - Tagan PipeRock II 680 W power-supply @ Planet3DNow ( Translated ) Cooling - Unique CPU Cooling Solutions @ Overclockers Club - Thermaltake ISGC-100 CPU Cooler @ ThinkComputers Storage - Super Talent UltraDrive ME 120GB MLC SSD FTM28GX25H @ Benchmark Reviews - Western Digital VelociRaptor @ InsideHW Other - ASUS ROG Rampage II ...
Tech Roundup - May 15, 2009
Techgage News —
... OCZ Throttle eSATA Flash Drive - Viper Lair
Super Talent UltraDrive ME 120GB MLC SSD FTM28GX25H - Benchmark Reviews ...
Friday Sampler
PureOverclock.com —
... -Thermaltake ISGC-100 CPU Cooler @ ThinkComputers -HP Pavilion Elite m9600t @ Digital Trends -Lian Li PC-V351 @ ITreviewed -Zalman GS1000 SE Case @ Hardware Secrets -Silverstone Raven @ XSReviews -AZZA Fantom 900 @ techPowerUp Peripherals: -Aurora Micro Wireless Keyboard @ Gamepyre Systems, Storage, and Networking: -OCZ Throttle eSATA Flash Drive @ Viper Lair -Super Talent UltraDrive ME 120GB MLC SSD FTM28GX25H @ Benchmark Reviews Miscellaneous: -Dell Adamo vs. MacBook Air @ Digital Trends
Friday Hardware Roundup
Hightech Hardware Technology Reviews Without Limits | |CoolerMaster Storm Sentinel Advance High-Performance Gaming Mouse | CoolerMaster Hyper N620 CPU Cooler | Vizo Master Panel II | InWin Extreme Series B2 Stealth Bomber PC Case —
It has been crazy around here the last couple of days, but I still have news for you, I guess better a little late than never.
Olin and the rest of the BmR crew have a couple of articles that you need to check out
ASUS ENGTX260 Matrix GeForce GTX ...
Super Talent UltraDrive ME 120GB MLC SSD FTM28GX25H @ BmR :: Posted by THRASHER2
The Mother Board —
... mainstream, and former marketing points like power consumption is now the least impressive of all benefits a Solid State Drive delivers. The real payoff is in the practically instant response time and high-performance throughput. Capacity and stuttering were once the only problems keeping SSDs from replacing HDDs, but now it's just capacity. Quick to solve that problem, Super Talent now offers their 512GB MasterDrive RX SSD which provides capacity matched to performance.
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Super Talent UltraDrive ME SSD FTM28GX25H :: Posted by THRASHER2
The Mother Board —
... an enthusiast prefers, the answer could be Crucial, Super Talent, Patriot, OCZ, or Corsair. The irony is that Micron makes the DRAM IC units for all of these manufacturers, and what you're ultimately paying for is the name, label, and warranty. Of course, the companies would all have you believe that their product is better than another, but the truth is that most of these products are licensed and/or sold from one source. Another parallel example is Solid State Drives.
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