NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet: The Fastest Tablet Available
Last week, NVIDIA officially announced the SHIELD tablet (powered by the Tegra K1 SoC) and its companion SHIELD wireless controller. To quickly recap, the SHIELD tablet’s specifications include NVIDIA Tegra K1 SoC (clocked at up to 2.2GHz), paired to 2GB of RAM and an 8”, full-HD IPS display, with a native resolution of 1920x1200. There are also a pair of 5MP cameras on the SHIELD tablet (front and rear), 802.11a/b/g/n 2x2 MIMO WiFi configuration, GPS, a 9-axis motion sensor, and Bluetooth 4.0 LE. hothardware.com
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Thecus N7710-G NAS Server
Network attached storage devices/servers (NAS) keep gaining ground over mini PC systems build solely for non-gaming purposes and no matter how one sees it this was a long time coming since their advantages simply can't be ignored. NAS devices/servers are smaller in size, consume much less electrical power, work right out of the box with pretty much every application you'll ever need (and for free), allow the end user to install multiple drives in RAID effortlessly and are far easier to setup compared to normal PC systems. According to some people the largest drawback NAS servers have is their graphical user interface (GUI) or web interface as others call it but right now there are several high-end Intel based NAS servers in the market that support multiple OS installation (yes including Windows) via virtualization so there's always a solution for the more demanding users. In order however to do everything you'd ever want with a NAS server you need high/ultra-high end hardware and although a couple of years ago choices were quite limited today in the market one can find powerful such devices that even support 10GbE for extremely I/O intensive workloads. nikktech.com
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Cooler Master V750 vs. Rosewill Capstone-750-M
Power supplies have a come a long way over the past several years. To see just how far they've come, we gathered semi-modular 750W units with 80 Plus Gold certification from Cooler Master and Rosewill—including a representative of Cooler Master's newly released VSM series—and stacked them up against a member of the old guard, PC Power & Cooling's Silencer 760W. techreport.com
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Biostar Hi-Fi Z97WE Mainboard
The Biostar Hi-Fi Z97WE Mainboard arrived Technic3D. We check the ATX-Mainboard with Intel Z97 chipset functions and Performance in the following Review with a Intel Core i7-4770K CPU on Windows 7 64 Bit. technic3d.com
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D-Link DSP-W215 Wi-Fi Smart Plug
The Wi-Fi Smart Plug DSP-W215 can turn on/off any device that is plugged into its receptacle. In addition it has a thermal sensor to keep appliances from overheating and can monitor a plugged in device’s energy use. testfreaks.com
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Samsung 845DC PRO Review (400/800GB)
At the 2014 Samsung SSD Global Summit, Samsung showcased its latest consumer SSD, the 850 PRO. Just like the 840 PRO before it, we loved the 850 PRO’s performance and technological advances. In fact, it is probably the best SATA 3 (6Gbps) drive on the market. As an enterprise reviewer, I expected the normal 6-12 month wait before the 850 PRO would spawn an enterprise cousin, as we have seen with the Samsung SM843 and 845DC EVO. That 12 month wait was closer to 12 minutes as Samsung surprised all in attendance with their announcement of the 845DC PRO, alongside the 850 PRO. thessdreview.com
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Digital Storm Vanquish II (Level 4) Gaming PC
Digital Storm offers four base configurations of the Vanquish II. Level 1 costs a mere pittance (relatively speaking) at $699, while the Level 2 ($779) and Level 3 ($979) give users three Vanquish II systems to choose from under $1,000. It’s the Level 4 that we’re evaluating today, and at $1,259 the question is, did Digital Storm find the right balance of performance and price? hothardware.com
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Tt eSports Level 10 M Gaming Headset
Today we are taking a look at Tt eSPORTS' high-end gaming headset, the Level 10 M. With aluminum construction throughout the frame, an adjustable, locking headband, detachable, bi-lateral cable, and folding noise-canceling microphone this gaming headset seems to have a lot of promise. Read on to see how well it actually performs. techwarelabs.com
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Aorus Thunder M7 MMO Gaming Mouse
The Aorus Thunder M7 MMO Gaming Mouse and Aorus Thunder P3 Gaming Mouse Pad have been designed not just to help you win the game, but with the focus placed on functionality, customization, and being the right choice of peripherals to finish that custom gaming experience, boasting great features, such as a fully adjustable 8200DPI Laser gaming engine, fine-tuned ergonomics with 16 fully-programmable well-located buttons, and a 20 million lifetime click Omron switch. hitechlegion.com
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AMD A10-7800 Kaveri APU
AMD's new A10-7800 is a more affordable alternative for those who don't need the multiplier unlocked A10-7850K by offering good x86 processing performance alongside excellent graphics capabilities for about $150. hardwarecanucks.com
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NZXT H440 Mid-Tower Case
Over the past couple of years NZXT has really set the bar when it has come to computer case design, not only on the outside, but on the inside as well. One of their newest cases the H440 also hopes to do the same. Its extremely sleek design is made possibly by completely removing optical drive bay cases from the case, which make way for an all-new storage system. Inside we see new things like a steel power supply cover that has a NZXT logo on it and even two solid state drive mountings that can be seen through the large side panel window. NZXT really thought out every aspect of this case. Will it impress? thinkcomputers.org
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Thermaltake Urban T81 Case
The Urban series of chassis is a reset of Thermaltake’s design team. The days of boisterous designs are being replaced with sleeker lines and more modern curves. This is an effort to attract gamers, water cooling and overclocking enthusiasts with this new Urban series of chassis. The flagship model, the Urban T81, will be put to the test in this review. We will attempt a build that should please all three segments. pureoverclock.com
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FinalWire Rolls Out AIDA64 v4.60
Enhanced Support for LCD and VFD Screens
BUDAPEST, Hungary - July 30, 2014 - Today FinalWire has announced the immediate availability of AIDA64 v4.60. As is known, the popular PC diagnostic utility can provide detailed information about both the hardware and software environment of individual PCs or a network of computers. All four editions of the portfolio have been updated to the new version, including the award-winning PC diagnostic and benchmarking tool, AIDA64 Extreme, as well as the company's flagship IT asset management solution for business customers, AIDA64 Business.
The new release comes with support for a wider range of external LCD and VFD displays, including alphanumeric, monochrome and color panels, on which AIDA64 can directly display temperatures, voltages and fan speeds as well as other system information. The July update also introduces support for the latest and upcoming processor and graphics technologies and storage devices.
“While working on the latest release, we focused on providing our users more opportunity to monitor sensor values on external displays. We also paid special attention to implementing functions requested by our business customers: among other things we have added such smaller but important options to the feature set as support for embedded XSL style sheets in XML reports and SSL encrypted SMTP. For example, this latter option can ensure that the software sends inventory reports and security alerts through a secure channel to system administrators”, said Tamás Miklós, Managing Director and lead developer of FinalWire.
New features & improvements
» Support for new LCD and VFD devices: Abacom (ExpertProfi), AlphaCool, Digital Devices, LCD2USB, Mad Catz Venom, Matrix Orbital LK, Matrix Orbital GLK, Matrix Orbital GX, nMedia Pro-LCD, Pertelian X2040, SDC Megtron, SoundGraph iMon VFD, VL System LIS, VL System LIS 2
» Advanced support for monochrome LCDs
» SMTP SSL support
» Improved handling of XSL files
» OpenGL ES 3.1 support
» Revamped Direct3D Compute Shader devices enumeration
» Plextor M6M, Plextor M6S, Samsung 845DC Evo, Samsung 850 Pro SSD support
» GPU details for Mobile AMD Radeon R9 Series, FirePro W8100
» GPU details for nVIDIA GeForce GT 730, Quadro K2200M
http://www.aida64.com/news/finalwire-rolls-out-aida64-v460
About FinalWire
AIDA64 is developed by FinalWire Ltd., headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. The company's founding members are veteran software developers who have worked together on programming system utilities for almost two decades. Currently, they have four products in their portfolio, all based on the award-winning AIDA technology: AIDA64 Extreme, AIDA64 Engineer, AIDA64 Network Audit and AIDA64 Business.
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USH-1 SD Card Roundup
Many devices support SD cards for storage and as a result there is a massive amount of models on the market. Many of them claim enhanced durability and fast speeds but not all will deliver. Today we take the latest USH-I class cards from 3 major brands for a spin to see how they stack up. Especially useful if you have a recent DSLR which can take advantage of modern cards. hardwareheaven.com
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GAMDIAS Hephaestus GHS2000 Headset
The GAMDIAS Hephaestus Multi-Sensorial Gaming Headset (GHS2000) is a feature packed headset promising big sound in a big package. The Hephaestus sports virtual 7.1 surround, built-in cooling, and a unique feature called the blast source identifier. The headset also sports leather ear pads and headband, allowing for a very comfortable gaming experience during long sessions. benchmarkreviews.com
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