Cooler Master Storm Scout Gaming Case
The Cooler Master Storm Scout is the second case to enter the ‘Storm’ series. Alike it’s big brother, the ‘Storm Sniper’, the Scout shares all the same characteristics which targets it at the gaming market. Masses of space, efficient cooling, good cable management and fantastic looks are all what makes a gaming chassis. But for a small price of just £70, is all this possible? Let’s put it to the test…
Read the Review »CoolIT Domino A.L.C Water-Cooling Kit
For true CPU cooling performance and silence, air cooling is not thought to be the solution. You need water cooling. It seems a scary concept – cooling your processor with water – which is why many enthusiasts steer clear of the idea. Moreover, it can be costly with an average kit easily topping the £100 mark.
Read the Review »Nexus TDD-9000 Liquid Cooling Pad
Today at Tech-Reviews we have the TDD-9000 Nexus Cooling Pad. There are many different types of cooling solutions for notebooks available and each claim to work wonders, but the Nexus Liquid Cooling Pad specifically claims of a whopping 17 Degree drop in laptop temperature (based on their own independent tests). It’s now time to find out whether or not their claim is the result of an exaggerated marketing company or reality.
Read the Review »OCZ FATAL1TY 550w PSU
There are many components inside a PC which seem to be requiring increasing amounts of power as they seem to require huge wattages to function correctly. This is why the PSU market has advanced massively in recent years with PSU’s with wattages up to 1200 watts and beyond not uncommon. Most PC’s however will not require such a huge amount of power which is why there are many high performance, lower wattage PSU’s currently on offer. With this in mind I introduce the: OCZ Fatal1ty 550w PSU.
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‘Ammo’ 2.5 inch External HD Enclosure launched
“Locked and loaded” is an excellent way to describe the all-new Ammo 2.5 inch external HD enclosure from In Win. Its look and features truly set it apart from other enclosure designs.
NOX Krypton 80PLUS Bronze Certification
The new coming Nox Krypton Series power supplies, assuming the leadership in high-end models, are already certified with 80PLUS Bronze insignia. According to 80 PLUS organization, all Nox Krypton models have more than 86% energy efficiency.
NOX at Computex 2009
Nox was represented at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2009, showcasing some of the new products already in the market, like Nox NX-1, Nox Acid Blaster and Knik fans; presenting some of the new products that will be in market during the second half of 2009, like Nox Hummer, Nox Raiden and Nox Krypton.
Gaming
Slim PS3 in Autumn?
A report that has been translated by Engadget states that Sony has made a deal with Pegatron and Foxconn to produce the PS3 Slim.
Ozone Gaming Gear
OZONE Gaming Gear is a company of gaming peripherals that started over when a group of gamers took a step back to take a deeper look at the gaming scene, and they noticed there was a lack of alternatives for gamers specially designed for them.
Battlefield 3 Coming Soon
A highly popular game amongst the administrators of Tech-Reviews is Battlefield 2. When I received the news in my mailbox that Battlefield 3 is in development it grasped all my attention.
Other News
O2 ‘wins exclusive Palm Pre deal’
O2 is stated to also have fought of major competition from Orange for exclusive rights to stock the Palm Pre, something it also managed to do with the iPhone. Carphone Warehouse is also expected to stock the Palm Pre.
Jul 2nd, 2009 | Read the story »Mozilla Firefox 3.5 Released
The new version includes a private browsing mode, faster JavaScript performance, and support for new HTML 5 standards such as plug-in-free video and audio playing. Originally, the 3.5 version was going to be 3.1, but in March, Mozilla decided to change the version numbering, believing that it better reflected the large number of new features and increased functionality that the update included.
Jul 1st, 2009 | Read the story »Twitter Generates Sales for Dell
Twitter is definitely on the right move towards monetizing their masses of traffic. The PC giant, Dell, recently reported that it has made over $3 million from Twitter followers who have clicked through to the Dell site via Twitter posts.
Jun 13th, 2009 | Read the story »