Cooler Master V850 850W Power Supply Review
Cooler Master has been off our radar for a few years now as its power supplies were simply not up to snuff. Cooler Master's focus is back on enthusiast PSUs now with a lineup of new power supplies. The first one we are reviewing powers in at 850 watts, is a fully modular unit and it touts a host of high quality components and features.
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11 Facebook Posts That Will Get You Fired
As stupid as most of the things on this list are, it's astounding how often you have to tell people not to do them.
When you've added those who employ you as Facebook friends, it's probably best to keep most thoughts regarding your terrible work habits to yourself, unlike what has seemingly transpired in this post
12.) Do not share this on Facebook if it will get you fired.
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Bitfenix Ronin Case
After spending a little quality time with the Bitfenix Ronin mid-tower chassis, the crew at Bjorn3D gave the case a big thumbs up.
The expectations we have for a good mid-tower are pretty high in 2014. We want a case that can handle the most high-end components regardless of length or height, we want good cooling, lots of room to hide the cables as well as space for lots of drives. both SSD's and regular 3.5″-drives. Can the Bitfenix Ronin live up to those expectations?
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NSA's Coded Tweet Deciphered Using Online Tool
It looks like the NSA's coded tweet has already been solved using an online cryptogram tool.
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Power Saving Techniques In AMD's Steamroller
The crew over at Real World Technologies is taking a look at the power saving techniques used in AMD's 28nm Steamroller core. Definitely recommended reading. Head on over and check it out.
Recently, AMD described advanced power management techniques that reduce power consumption by 10-20% in Steamroller, a high performance microprocessor. This technique uses an adaptive clocking system that cleverly compensates for power supply noise to reduce voltage, thereby saving power. This technique is likely to be adopted across AMD's entire product line including upcoming GPUs, x86 CPUs, ARM-based CPUs, and other critical blocks in highly integrated SoCs.
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Twitter Blocked Ex-Employees From Selling Stock?
According to this article, ex-Twitter employees are claiming Twitter blocked them from selling stock.
Twitter's stock is currently plummeting down almost 17 percent, but it could have been even worse. The lockup period expired yesterday, prompting fears of a crash should employees and investors decide to sell their stock. But former Twitter employees complained earlier today that they were blocked from cashing out.
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Comic Strip Etched On A Human Hair
This definitely qualifies as the Cool Video of the Day.
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Intel Architecture Fuels New Wave of Chrome Devices
Intel and other companies today introduced a new lineup of Chrome devices, including the first designs using Intel® Celeron® processors based on the Bay Trail-M system-on-chip (SoC). A new class of Chromebooks based on the 4th generation Intel® Core™ i3 processor were also unveiled.
The announcements were made at a press conference in San Francisco hosted by Navin Shenoy, vice president and general manager of Intel Mobile Client Platforms Group and Caesar Sengupta, vice president, product management, Chrome OS at Google as well as representatives from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, LG Electronics USA and Toshiba.
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Raijintek Pallas Low-Profile CPU Cooler
If your next PC project requires a low profile cooler, you might want to give this review of the Raijintek Pallas the once over.
Considering that it can go toe-to-toe with larger tower-style coolers, the Raijintek Pallas is not a typical low-profile cooler just for HTPC use. The design and the build quality is also impeccable with detailed touches not just for aesthetic reasons but for practical functionality as well.
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Phanteks Launches The Enthoo Pro
Staying true to the Enthoo Series, Phanteks releases the Enthoo Pro. Phanteks' Enthoo Pro aimed at budget-conscious enthusiasts that doesn't want to compromise on features for price. Unleash unlimited possiblities with the budgetfriendly Enthoo Pro. To reduce cost while maintaining design, the Enthoo Pro comes with a textured exterior finish that mimics the appearance of brushed aluminum. Two models of the Enthoo Pro are available. PH-ES614P will include a window side panel that allows users to showcase their watercooling or aircooling setup. And for users that want the visiblity of their setup hidden, the PHES614PC comes with a non-window side panel.
The Enthoo Pro's removable chassis allows more flexibiltiy for the end user. Instead of using rivets the Enthoo Pro now features screws that can be easily removed. This allows the chassis to be taken apart for easy access and modding. Embracing many features from the Enthoo Primo, both models will have mulitple radiator support, removable ssd bracket, closed HDD panel, and velcro cable management. Options for upgrading is possible with the vast array of accessories designed for the Enthoo Series.
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Major ISPs Accused Of Deliberately Throttling Traffic
How dare anyone make such preposterous allegations against our beloved ISPs? Claiming internet service providers would deliberately throttle internet traffic is almost sacrilegious. We all know that internet service providers would never dream of putting profits ahead of customers!
"They are deliberately harming the service they deliver to their paying customers," writes Level 3's Mark Taylor. "They are not allowing us to fulfill the requests their customers make for content." While Taylor doesn't name names, he describes the six offenders as "large broadband consumer networks with a dominant or exclusive market share in their local market."
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Cooler Master V850 850W Power Supply
If excellent voltage regulation, efficiency, good DC output quality and overall silence are qualities you are looking for in your next PSU, I suggest reading our Cooler Master V850 850W power supply evaluation.
Cooler Master has been off our radar for a few years now as its power supplies were simply not up to snuff. Cooler Master's focus is back on enthusiast PSUs now with a lineup of new power supplies. The first one we are reviewing powers in at 850 watts, is a fully modular unit and it touts a host of high quality components and features.
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Jury: Apple Should Duke It Out With Google
Ding. Ding. Ding. Let's get ready to rummmbbblleeeee!
"I guess if you really feel that Google is something that's the cause behind this, as I think everybody observed, then don't beat around the bush," Dunham said. "The fact is Apple has [intellectual property] they believe in. So does Samsung. So does Google. Let the courts decide, but a more direct approach might be something to think about."
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Fractal Design Node 804 Micro-ATX Case
If you need a new mATX case, the crew at Legit Reviews recommend the Fractal Design Node 804.
The Node series, is focused on home entertainment, designing the cases to be small and to look great in any environment. The most recent case is the Node 804, it accepts both Micro ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, to keep it small though, Fractal Design has gone to a cube layout that separates the power supply and hard drives from the motherboard and GPU.
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