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On Thursday 30th June 2011, the Asus Republic of Gaming (ROG) gurus will be hosting a special overclocking event at a secret London location. KitGuru was lucky enough to catch up with one of the ROG elite, Andrew Wu, who spends 365 days a year dreaming of new ways to make the ROG mainboards better. Wireless connection firmly established, it was game on.
This has to be one of the worst products I’ve ever reviewed. Hopefully SWAP will take this all on the chin, but if need be I’ll burn that bridge to warn everyone away from this. The SWAP Rebel is a horrendous product. It’s aggravating in the extreme. I appreciate that some features might not work because of my remote location, but the ones that do are terrible. The camera snaps pictures of your wrist half the time, the screen is tiny and the touch capabilities are inaccurate unless you use the undersized stylus and even then they’re not great. I know a touch screen is cool, but please guys, at this size, it’s not needed. Just give us some buttons.
Dernièrement, nous vous avons proposé le test de la Gigabyte Z68X-UD4-B3, carte mère équipée du nouveau chipset Z68 Express d’Intel. Aujourd’hui, 59Hardware a concocté pour vous un dossier complémentaire, portant sur l’une des deux « grandes » nouveautés qu’apporte le Z68, j’ai nommé: le SRT (Smart Reponse Technology).
Even amongst computer hardware enthusiasts, overclocking is a subject that is not always completely understood. At the most basic level, overclocking is merely making hardware such as the CPU or RAM run at clock speeds that are above stock. This allows the user to achieve an increase in performance without spending extra money on faster parts. Follow our guide and learn the basics about overclocking.
It feels like just yesterday that the name Asus was associated with motherboards and graphics cards; a big name to enthusiasts, but not to the consumer electronics market. Now, Asus has snuck into all kinds of mainstream markets, including laptops, Android tablets, and even wireless hardware. Today, we’ll be taking a look at their “Black Diamond” RT-N56U Wireless-N Router in combination with the USB-N13 Wireless-N Adapter.
Recently we have seen several Hard Drive enclosures but today is the turn of something very similar, yet completely different. While that may be a bit of an exaggeration there are certainly quite a few differences. Today we are taking a look at the Akasa Flexstor DiskLink USB 3.0 Adapter, and it that, an adapter not an enclosure.
Have you ever turned your computer off, and noticed suddenly, just how quiet the room became? It is pretty amazing how loud those fans are when you compare their humming to pure silence. Many cases these days are built with silence in mind, but some are not designed to attenuate the noise. And, in some cases, the enthusiast, has purposely placed additional fans inside the case in order to wring out every last ounce of air overclocking they can get. But eventually, the incessant whine of the fans begins to bother, yes, even annoy. It is at that point, when having a fan controller becomes particularly useful. NZXT has released the Sentry Mix Fan Controller.
With some of the fastest BD read/write speeds available in the market today and with blazing fast CD and DVD read/write speeds the latest PX-LB950SA 12X Internal Blu-Ray Disc Writer by Plextor is their way of saying that they are on the right track and here to stay.
A little known fact about EA's Origin is that many games you've purchased elsewhere, either at retail or on Steam, can be registered and used through it. The problem: EA doesn't have a list of titles that support this. Until that happens, we've started our own, and welcome submissions to see it grow.
Wer träumt nicht vom lautlosen Computer? Trotz Wasserkühlung oder passiver Kühler im Netzteil kommt man selten um alle Lüfter drum rum, da, zumindest bei ATX-Systemen, das Netzteil meist noch aktiv betrieben wird. Wer aber nur einen kleinen HTPC oder Office-Rechner möchte, für den gibt es nun eine möglicher Weise interessante Möglichkeit, den Rechner absolut lautlos zu betreiben. Impactics bietet mit dem Gehäuse C3LH und diversen Coolsets die Möglichkeit Mini-ITX-Systeme absolut lautlos zu kühlen. Wie das funktionieren soll und ob es am Ende auch klappt, zeigen wir euch auf den folgenden Seiten.
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