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Today we are going to take a look at a rather interesting computer from a company called Orange, the OPC. Music enthusiasts may well recognise the Orange name as they are a well known manufacturer of amplifiers. In fact, you’d be forgiven for mistaking the OPC for an amplifier as the case is based on the design of a guitar amp. It features their trademark orange colour scheme which really makes it stand out from the competition.
We take a look at what happens to temperatures when you change the TIM underneath the Ivy Bridge IHS.
Technic3D hat die Shuttle XPC SX79R5 und SZ77R5 Barebones im Test. Mit X79 und Z77 Chipsatz versucht Shuttle die potenten Mini-PCs unter die Gamer zu bringen. Wie sie im Praxistest abschneiden, steht im nachfolgenden Artikel.
Lenovo has created a very interesting mini-system with the Lenovo ThinkCentre M92. It has boiled down the computer to its bare essentials, but everything you need is included. The system is energy-efficient, and it offers decent performance with the Intel Core i3-2120T. If you're looking for a small and efficient PC with management features, then the ThinkCentre M92 USFF is a very interesting option.
Comme vous l’avez découvert il y a peu, la Ferme teste maintenant des systèmes tout intégré. Aujourd’hui nous avons entre les mains une configuration pour les joueurs, assemblé par Médion et portant la référence Erazer X5348D . Ce dernier affiche une configuration clairement orientée Gamer, mais quelles sont ses limites ? Voyons donc cela ensemble
Today we looked at the Amped Wireless R20000G Dual Band Wireless router. The R20000G features dual high powered 2.4GHz 600mW amplifiers, with dual high power 5.0 GHz amplifiers and dual low noise amplifiers for improving wireless reception. Amped Wireless outfitted this router with tons of bells and whistles but can it really hold up to other more expensive routers? Read on to find out!!
TP-Link has created two virtually identical routers with the TL-WDR3600 and TL-WDR4300. With an average price of £62 the WDR3600 is a good option if you're looking for a reasonably-priced dual-band router with gigabit ports and can live with the design. The performance of the WDR3600 is very good, especially considering the price.
Its safe to say that having wireless in the home is mandatory these days, but for a large number of people, getting decent signal right through their property can be a nightmare. Take my setup at home for example. Naturally knowing networking as I do, I've got everything setup to offer the best reception as possible, however there is one factor in my home that I cannot avoid and that is the walls and floors. A lot of newer properties (such as eTeknix HQ) are built with walls that are hollow with plasterboard coverings, which for a radio signal is great news and on the whole we get a very good coverage; my home on the other hand is a lot different and being an older property, has what I refer to as properly built walls with bricks and mortar. Whilst this is good for hanging a heavy shelf on for example without the fear of the wall coming down under the weight, a wireless signal just can't penetrate though it as well an consequently a drop in signal and consequently speed is something that I have to deal with in some points in the house.
This then brings us to our review for the day, the Think Tank Photo Urban Disguise 50 v2.0 camera bag. For those unfamiliar with Think Tank Photo, they’re a premium camera accessories company founded by a group of professional photographers and designers with one goal in mind – to produce the absolute best camera bags and accessories on the market...
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