ASUS GTX 780 Ti DirectCU II OC
There is a review of the ASUS GTX 780 Ti DirectCU II OC posted at ocaholic this evening that is worth a look.
ASUS has finally released its custom designed GTX 780 Ti graphics card and today we have a chance to check out the ASUS GTX 780 Ti DirectCU II OC version, which features the new version of the DirectCU II cooling, factory overclock as well as a custom design with a VRM part which is much better than the one on the reference graphics card.
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Ford CEO Not Joining Microsoft
It's official, Ford's CEO will not be taking the helm at Microsoft as many speculated he would.
The CEO, who was rumored to be in the running to become Microsoft's next leader, told The Associated Press Tuesday that he won't leave the Dearborn, Mich., automaker before the end of 2014. "I would like to end the Microsoft speculation because I have no other plans to do anything other than serve Ford," Mulally said in an interview.
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Corsair Obsidian 250D Sneak Peek
While we can't divulge any details about Corsair's recently announced (here) Obsidian 250D Mini-ITX chassis at this time, we can share a few pictures of the one we have here in-house. Don't worry, a full evaluation is coming soon.
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BitFenix Ronin Case
The fellas over at Hardware Secrets seem rather impressed with the BitFenix Ronin case they just reviewed. Here's a quote from the review:
The BitFenix Ronin is a mid-tower case with three 5.25" bays, six 3.5"/2.5" bays, support for 240/280 mm radiators, and a big transparent window at the left panel. If you are looking for a case with great look, sturdy construction, support for up to six 2.5” drives, and good ventilation, the BitFenixRonin is an excellent choice.
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PlayStation Now Game-Streaming Service
So this new PlayStation Now service will allow you to stream PS3 games over the internet to your PS4? Sounds great until you realize you will have to have a fast enough connection to do it and you'll have to pay for games again that you already own. Also makes you wonder how fast you'd blow through your bandwidth cap using this? Okay, maybe this isn't sounding so great.
Sony's Gaikai-based video game streaming service, PlayStation Now, will stream PlayStation, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 games over the internet to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, as well as non-PlayStation devices, Sony executive Andrew House announced during the company's CES 2014 keynote today.
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Razer's Modular Desktop PC Concept
While Razer's Project Christine looks pretty damn cool, I'd definitely have to see it in action and take it apart to see how it works first. What do you think?
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Kingston Releases USB 3.0 Flash Drive for Personal Security
Kingston Digital, Inc., the Flash memory affiliate of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced the launch of the DataTraveler® Locker+ G3 (DTLPG3) USB 3.0 Flash drive for personal security. The new, next generation DataTraveler Locker+ G3 offers USB 3.0 speeds and a sleek durable metal casing with a built-in key loop leaving photos, personal documents and other files safe and easy to access.
Kingston's DataTraveler Locker+ G3 password protects and hardware encrypts data giving consumers the best in personal security with USB 3.0 speed. The DTLPG3 boasts higher speeds than the previous generation DataTraveler Locker+ G2, with read speeds up to 135MB/s and write speeds up to 40MB/s. All the security is built in with no application installation required making this drive very secure and easy to use.
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Noctua NH-U12S Heatsink
FrostyTech has just published a review of the Noctua NH-U12S heatsink today. For comparison purposes, you can see our evaluation here.
Standing 158mm tall with a footprint of 125x72mm, the Noctua NH-U12S heatsink ships with single NF-F12 PWM fan that rotates at 1500RPM. The NH-U12S is built much like the NH-U14S, but is a better fit for cloistered motherboard processor sockets.
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McAfee Is Now Intel Security
Honestly, it was only a matter of time before this happened.
Intel is distancing itself from the name of its top security product, McAfee, after years of having its name dragged through the mud thanks to the misadventures of its founder, John McAfee. Intel, which bought McAfee in 2010, will rebrand its subsidiary as Intel Security. But Intel will keep the logo we all know well -- that red shield that lives on many of our computers' toolbars.
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New NVIDIA GeForce 332.21 WHQL Drivers
The folks at NVIDIA sent word that the new GeForce 332.21 WHQL drivers are out. You can download the new drivers here or automatically through GeForce Experience. From the release notes:
The new GeForce 332.21 WHQL driver features new SLI profiles for Assetto Corsa, EVE Online (DirectX 11), Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, and Thief, 3D Vision profiles for Injustice: Gods Among Us (Excellent) and Path of Exile (Good), and ensures maximum performance and system stability across all titles.
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MSI Z87M GAMING Intel LGA 1150 Motherboard
In the market for a new mATX LGA 1150 motherboard? Make sure you read our evaluation of the MSI Z87M GAMING before you spend your hard earned money.
We take a look at another offering in MSI's "GAMING" series. This time the M-ATX form factor Z87M GAMING caught our eye. Is this a case of good things come in small packages? Based on our experiences with the rest of the series, this is one you won't want to miss if you're looking for an M-ATX based motherboard.
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Nobody Needs a New TV Anymore
New TV? We don't need no stinking new TV!
So if you're at this year's CES, don't be fooled by the smiles of excited TV executives introducing flashy new models with curved screens and cornea-busting resolutions. Under the surface, they're panicking — and they should be.
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