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Lors de notre visite à l'IDF 2012, nous avions découvert le NUC, un Mini PC par Intel. Le Next Unit Of Computing, s'arme d'un processeur de dernière génération et d'une GMA HD 4000, tout en proposant un équipement relativement complet, surtout pour la taille. A découvrir sans plus attendre dans nos colonnes.
So the desktop PC is a dying breed, you say. Hmmm, are you so sure about that? Since making such a statement infers a comparison, one then has to ask the question "compared to what?" Compared to the way it used to be? Considering that we are discussing one of the most rapidly and continuously evolving technologies known to man, "the way it used to be" can be as little as six months ago. The ongiong need for desktop PCs continues to manifest itself in many ways.
Technic3D hat den DeepCool FrostWin CPU-Kühler im Test. Mit zwei 120mm Lüftern und einem Twin-Tower-Design möchte DeepCool im High-End Segment wildern. Wie der FrostWin im Vergleich abschneidet, steht im folgenden Review.
The Sentry LXE is a high performance external fan controller with touch screen LCD panel that lets you adjust your fan settings. The NZXT Sentry LXE has the ability to control up to 5 fan control fans and also displays the temperatures of specific zone, shows the time and date and even has a temperature alarm. If you have been looking for an external fan controller for your PC this might be the product you have been waiting for.
Yesterday I posted my review of the Zune HD so I figured today would be a good day for a Zune skin review. This review though is more for you the reader though as MusicSkins wanted me to share a 20% off code with you. They asked me to pick a skin to do a brief review of so I can show you the product, and then give you to discount code so you can go grab your own. So read on to see the one I picked and to learn more about the discount code...
The Giada D300 is a complete mini system that is backed by a 2 year warranty. While it is not capable of running graphic intensive games such as Crysis 3, Skyrim, or Metro: Last Light. If it can't run graphic intensive games with the Intel HD4000 integrated graphics, what could it be used for? As a Home Theater PC it would be a perfect fit, running a web browser, browsing pictures, playing music, streaming video such as Netflix and even some games that do not need a powerful GPU. In addition, the HD4000 graphics was also more than capable of handling a 3D MKV video file...
Ever wondered how a Lian Li case is made? We can solve that for you with an exclusive video tour of the Lian Li factory in Taiwan.
Today for review I have a first, at least for me, it’s a desktop PC yes, but it’s an all-in-one style meaning that there’s no ‘tower’ section like a regular computer might have, the kind most of us are accustomed to. An all-in-one PC is a fairly new style of PC meant to save space and actually save you some money too. This type of PC has everything built-into the monitor itself, and then you have your keyboard and mouse and that’s it. The PC I have today is from HP and it’s the new Pavilion All-In-One 200-5020 that features the Intel E5400 Dual Core Processor, along with 4 gigs of ram, a 500 gig hard drive that’s all basically encased inside of a 21.5” HD 1080P LCD monitor. Yes it’s not exactly a high spec machine, but it’s not meant to be, it’s meant to be a moderately priced PC with a good set of features, and it is.
Welcome to another Case Mod Friday showcase! This week we have Ben’s ViRoiD build. Here is what he had to say about it: Pictures speak louder than words. Getting a 690 to fit in a prodigy is not a big deal until you start thinking about watercooling it, and a cpu, and ram. I wanted a color that matched the p8z77-i, and blue was the ticket. The orange case was chosen because of its location opposite of blue on the color wheel. Modding the front of the case to fit the 200mm rad was fun, plus it gave me some extra materials to make some psu covers with.
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