Gigabyte Z97 and H97 Motherboards Gallery
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Gigabyte P35K-CF4 UltraBlade Review
Release date for the Z97 chipset is rapidly approaching and motherboard makers are frantically preparing for the upcoming launch. We have a gallery of pictures for the upcoming Gigabyte motherboards based on the Intel 9-series chipset. No further explanation is required; simply sit back and feast your eyes on Gigabyte’s comprehensive range of 9-ser... [PCSTATS]
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Solid State Drive Optimization Guide.
The Gigabyte P35K UltraBlade is a sleek 15.6-inch laptop that measures a mere 21mm thick when the lid is closed. Open the lid and the main part of the chassis is less than 17mm thick which is pretty amazing when you discover the P35K is powered by a Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M graphics. We’re not talking about a weak kneed laptop ... [PCSTATS]
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Thermaltake Commander G41 Mid-Tower Chassis Review
Solid state drives are fast replacing hard disk drives as the storage medium of choice. However, they have issues that preclude their ascendency over the hard disk drives. Their flash memory cells have a limited lifespan, and they can perform badly under certain circumstances.
Modern SSDs use a mix of techniques and technologies like overprovisi... [PCSTATS]
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Tt eSPORTS Level10M Hybrid Gaming Mouse Video Review
Thankfully Thermaltake designed the Commander G41 with user flexibility in mind. The removable hard drive cages made this build happen.
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Kingston HyperX Fury White 2 x 4GB PC3 15000 Memory
"Today Kaeyi takes a look at the Tt eSPORTS Level10M Hybrid gaming mouse, capable of wired or wireless operation, as well as a quick look at the White Ra Limited mouse pad and Hyperion headset stand."
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NVIDIA Tegra K1 Compared To AMD AM1 APUs
"After giving this set of HyperX Fury modules in white a good run, I found the overclocking margin available was more than sufficient to allow these modules to play in a much deeper pool when it comes to maximum memory speeds. At 2666MHz, using timings of 12-13-13-32, these module see an overclocking boost of 800MHz. Yes, 800MHz over the rated 1866... [PCSTATS]
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Plextor M6M 256GB mSATA SSD Review
"This weekend when publishing preview benchmarks of NVIDIA's
Tegra K1 from the Jetson TK1 development board, there were numerous
requests by Phoronix readers to see this high-end ARM SoC pitted against
the new AMD AM1 APUs. In this article are some benchmarks of Ubuntu
14.04 LTS on all of the AM1 Athlon and Sempron APUs compared to the
Te... [PCSTATS]
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BIOSTAR brings out Hi-Fi Z97WE mainboard
The near-constant influx of new solid state storage solutions has shown no signs of letting up. In the last few weeks alone, we have looked at new drives from Micron/Crucial, ADATA, Intel, Samsung, OCZ and SanDisk, and today we’re going to cover something a little different from Plextor, the new M6M series.
Plextor’s M6M series of products are m... [PCSTATS]
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MSI Z97 MPower MAX AC Motherboard Review
BIOSTAR, maker of embedded/IPC solutions, graphics cards, and motherboards has introduced Intel's next generation Haswell based motherboard, the Hi-Fi Z97WE. It comes with many BIOSTAR in-house features such as "Hi-Fi" audio technology.
The Hi-Fi Z97WE is an ATX form factor board that features Intel socket 1150 support. It has 4 memory slots ... [PCSTATS]
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ASUS Z97-A Motherboard Review
The MSI Z97 Mpower MAX not only looks but also feels like it was made after thoughtful deliberation, improving heavily upon the previous Z87 MPower MAX in some respects and integrating with a rich software and UEFI functionality.
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Gigabyte Brix Pro GB-BXi7-4770R Mini-PC Review @MissingRemote
The Z97-A is a little above typical value oriented motherboards and knocking on the mainstream segment pricing. It certainly can justify that with the excellent build quality, SATA Express support and a ton of ASUS exclusive feature set.
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Func MS-3² Gaming Mouse Review @ TestFreaks
For home theater PC (HTPC) “small” is another word for “compromise”. Thankfully, the amount required by our miniscule content consumption devices has decreased exponentially over the last few years. There is still a price demanded however, tiny systems require slower mobile integrated processor graphics (IPG) to drive them. We have to choose betwee... [PCSTATS]
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FUNC MS-3 REVISION 2 W/F-SERIES 10 L REVIEW
"Today for review I have the Func MS-3² or MS-3 Revision 2 gaming mouse which is like no other I’ve owned or reviewed I think. The shape of the MS-3 is very unique as it’s large and meant to be palmed or held with your entire hand covering it. The MS-3 features ten buttons, one of which is called Instant Aim which slows down the DPI of the mouse fo... [PCSTATS]
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Func MS-3 R2 Gaming Mouse and 1030 R2 Gaming Surface Review
We have Revision 2 of Func's MS-3 laser mouse in house for
review. Is it an improvement from the previous iteration?
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Cooler Master Elite 130 micro case gets tested
While Func retained all of the great ergonomics of the MS-3, the R2 tweaks the working components a bit for better overall durability and further flexibility through its software. The Func MS-3 R2 now features software upgradeable firmware, a new more precise and durable scroll wheel, and Omron switches rated for 10 million clicks."
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Haswell Refresh: Intel's New Z97 Platform Explored
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Gigabyte Z97X-UD5H-BK Black Edition Motherboard Review
Nearly six years have passed since the Core i7 series debuted as a 45nm part on the LGA1366 platform, which Intel has been refining over many iterations through its tick-tock philosophy that follows every architectural update with a die shrink. Today's release isn't a tick or a tock, it's simply a refresh. But while we don't expect much more than s... [PCSTATS]
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