The Case for Cloud Backup at Home
TechwareLabshttp://www.techwarelabs.comThinking
Outside the CubeMon, 15 Dec 2014 03:52:29
+0000en-UShourly1Techwarelabshttps://feedburner.google.comThe Case for
Cloud Backup at
Homehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/kD5IbG_CADw/http://www.techwarelabs.com/the-case-for-cloud-backup-at-home/#commentsMon,
15 Dec 2014 03:51:49 +0000Jason
JacobsArticlesEditorialsStoragehttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=348235
years ago a good backup solution for your house was to buy an external
hard drive and put copies of you data on it. The problem now is that
with multiple computers a single external USB drive will be quite the
task to move around from system to system. Also if you are using the
external as another storage device to free space, you no longer have two
copies and the external is your master. You are still highly
susceptible to hardware failure. Quickly it becomes apparent that an
external hard drive sitting next to your computer is not going to
protect you against all inevitabilities, or even most of them.
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Master Storm Trooper Unboxing and
Installhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/oYi3WQZKczk/http://www.techwarelabs.com/cooler-master-storm-trooper-unboxing-and-install/#commentsFri,
12 Dec 2014 20:27:34 +0000Josh
MartinCasesFeaturedReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34772The Cooler
Master Storm Trooper case has been out for a while. Today we check out a
system install into this case and bring you our real life testing and
experience. Is this an easy install, or is your money better spent
elsewhere? Watch what happens as our Josh Martin takes the Trooper out
for a spin, you may be surprised by what he found.
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d2 Thunderbolt 2
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/9JeuJVkaZZI/http://www.techwarelabs.com/lacie-d2-thunderbolt-2-review/#commentsWed,
10 Dec 2014 01:30:00 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedReviewsStoragehttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34469LaCie, a
company that is well known for high end storage devices has just
released the d2 Thunderbolt 2. This new upgrade to their d2 desktop
storage line is a great edition to LaCie family. The d2 Thunderbolt 2 is
the first single drive solution to feature Thunderbolt 2 connectivity
as well as the first to include both Thunderbolt 2 and USB 3.0 together.
If this wasn't enough for you, LaCie also allows users the to purchase
an SSD Upgrade Kit to enhance the d2 thunderbolt 2's performance.
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Platform Migration: Mac to
Windowshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/EI3q0hRVy7I/http://www.techwarelabs.com/storage-platform-migration-mac-to-windows/#commentsFri,
21 Nov 2014 15:10:05 +0000Josh
MartinArticlesEditorialsFeaturedhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34748Storage
Platform Migration Mac to Windows: The Joy. The Horror. My Nightmare.
Like
a lot of Systems Administrators these days I work in a mixed platform
environment of Macs and Windows. In Today’s BYOD culture this subject
can make your blood boil. No matter where you stand on the war you can
appreciate my struggle.
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Hi-Fi Z97WE Motherboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/uXNcTNwYuxE/http://www.techwarelabs.com/biostar-hi-fi-z97we-motherboard-review/#commentsWed,
19 Nov 2014 13:22:24 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedMotherboardsReviewsBiostarBiostar Hi-Fi Z97WEBiostar Hi-Fi
Z97WE reviewHi-Fi Z97WEHi-Fi Z97WE motherboardtechware biostartechware
labs biostartechware labs Biostar Hi-Fi
Z97WEhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34408Biostar, a company which has
been releasing motherboards for almost three decades, has just released
the new Hi-Fi Z97WE. While Biostar has been around for some time, it
isn't usually the first company that comes to mind when searching for a
new motherboard. Although this may be the case for most for most PC
enthusiasts, the fact remains that it will be hard to find a motherboard
loaded with the same new features as the Hi-Fi Z97WE for a better
price. Biostar is known for having some of the most affordable boards on
the market and the Hi-Fi Z97WE is no exception. You can find Biostar's
Hi-Fi Z97WE on Newegg for $114.99, which is an outstanding price for a
Haswell board.
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E-One Headset Holder
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/40dV1e-lplw/http://www.techwarelabs.com/luxa%c2%b2-e-one-headset-holder-review/#commentsWed,
05 Nov 2014 04:37:03 +0000Giovanny
VasquezAccessoriesFeaturedReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33769Most
PC gamers and enthusiasts use expensive headsets for pristine audio
quality and clarity and are often plagued by an annoying and possibly
costly nuisance, there is nowhere to properly place a headset and Luxa²
has found a solution to that problem. The E-One is an elegant, well
built, sturdy aluminum headset holder that is capable of holding any and
all headsets. With the E-One headset holder, Luxa² saved gamers and
desktop users from having to hang an expensive headset on your monitor
or simply leaving it on a desk where it can get scratched and possibly
fall.
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Maximus VII Gene Motherboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/8SBMUcgnvP8/http://www.techwarelabs.com/asus-maximus-vii-gene-motherboard-review/#commentsMon,
03 Nov 2014 03:27:06 +0000Claribel
AlvarezFeaturedMotherboardsReviewsASUSAsus Maximus VII Gene Reviewasus
motherboard reviewIntelMaximus VII GeneMotherboardsocket
1150TechwareLabshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33653If you are a gamer
or If you have a passion to overclock, tweak, tune and what have you,
the Maximus VII line were practically made for you. The Maximus VII Gene
is part of the R.O.G. Lineup in motherboards for Asus, we have the
Formula, Hero, Gene and then the Impact, where you are scaling in size
alone. The retail price of the Maximus VII Gene is $219.99, making it
one of the more expensive current mATX motherboards currently, compared
to Gigabyte, ASRock and MSI, but for what it brings you I believe it is
well worth every cent.
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R9 285 Dual-X OC Video Card
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/P-wjRUv_zDQ/http://www.techwarelabs.com/sapphire-r9-285-dual-x-oc-video-card-review/#commentsWed,
29 Oct 2014 02:58:23 +0000Eric GuestFeaturedReviewsVideo Cards285 vs
280 reviewamd 285 gpu reviewamd 285 reviewbest amd 285 reviewbest amd
gaming cardbest graphics card reviewbest video card reviewEric
GuestSapphire Dual-X R9 285
reviewTechwareLabshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33639Today we are
taking a look at the Tonga-based Sapphire R9 285 Dual-X. Along with the
architecture enhancements found in the new Hawaii cards, this 285 also
sports Sapphire's tried and true dual-fan heat-pipe based cooler. With
Tonga's lower power draw combined with a quality cooler, we can expect
some low temps, quiet operation, and plenty of overclocking headroom.
Read on to see how it performs.
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Maximus Vii Hero Motherboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/HwMJbWSCDHs/http://www.techwarelabs.com/asus-maximus-vii-hero-motherboard-review/#commentsMon,
27 Oct 2014 03:43:48 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedMotherboardsReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33790When
you first set your eyes on the MAXIMUS VII HERO, you notice how good
this board actually looks. Like most of the ROG products, this board has
a red and black scheme with a matte black PCB and red highlights dotted
around the heat sinks and expansion slots. However, there are also some
bright red sections on the PCB, as well as some red LEDs on the chipset
heat sink, which makes this board really stand out from the
competition. Your not just paying for some LEDs though, this bad boy
comes loaded with great features.
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Core V71 Case
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/JRiiJlw6TLM/http://www.techwarelabs.com/thermaltake-core-v71-case-review/#commentsWed,
22 Oct 2014 03:13:23 +0000Eric GuestCasesFeaturedReviewsbest full tower
case reviewbest watercooling casecore v71 vs urban t81Eric
GuestTechwareLabsthermaltake core v71 case reviewthermaltake water
cooling reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33464Today we are taking a
look at one of Thermaltake's top of the line cases, the Core V71. This
full-tower beast has a subtle curved mesh exterior, a fully modular
internal design, a massive amount of built-in air cooling, and support
for a monster water cooling setup. Read on to see how it performs.
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GTX 780 AMP! Edition Graphics Card
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/_jIHYkndYlM/http://www.techwarelabs.com/zotac-gtx-780-amp-edition-graphics-card-review/#commentsTue,
21 Oct 2014 03:26:47 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedReviewsVideohttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33549About a
year ago ZOTAC introduced us to the GTX 780 AMP! edition, and this card
is still one of the best cards on the market. The original GTX 780 is a
beast right out of the box, which offers a ton of overclocking potential
and can run about every game you throw at it on it's highest levels.
The ZOTAC gtx 780 AMP! edition pushes this card a notch further,
offering a card with an incredible core clock (1006 MHz (base) 1059 MHz
(boost)) and 2,304 cores for about $40 more than the cheapest stock
cards. The gtx 780 AMP! edition not only offers better performance, it
also runs notably cooler and quieter which is always a nice improvement
for any piece of computer hardware.
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Wi-Copy
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/xWtoZ1L7Gk0/http://www.techwarelabs.com/apotop-wi-copy-review/#commentsWed,
15 Oct 2014 03:15:53 +0000Giovanny
VasquezAccessoriesFeaturedNetworkingReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33589If
there was ever a gadget that I would consider the Swiss army knife of
its day, it would be the Apotop Wi-Copy (DW21). From school, to the
airport, to the hotel, and back again, this pocket sized mobile device
can transfer files wirelessly, act as a power bank for your devices,
become your personal cloud storage, and acts as a personal router all
without ever utilizing a PC. For $89.99, you can buy the Apotop Wi-Copy
and experience true mobile convenience and versatility. Today we will be
taking a look at the Apotop Wi-Copy’s functions and performance.
Apotop, a brand of the Taiwanese based Carry Technology Co , strives in
bringing the most innovative storage and portable wireless products for
all mobile users. If you are always on the...
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Water 3.0 Ultimate CPU Cooler
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/Px8uHqwK2ow/http://www.techwarelabs.com/thermaltake-water-3-0-ultimate-cpu-cooler-review/#commentsMon,
22 Sep 2014 02:31:41 +0000Eric GuestCoolingFeaturedReviewsbest water
cooler reviewbest watercooling reviewEric GuestTechwareLabsthermaltake
360 water reviewthermaltake water 3.0 ultimate reviewthermaltake water
cooler reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33404Today we are taking a
look at Thermaltake's biggest, baddest cooler, the Water 3.0 Ultimate.
With 3 powerful 120mm fans bolted to a massive 360mm radiator and a
higher flowing pump, this cooler could start to really close the
performance gap between AIOs and custom loops while remaining user
friendly. Read on to see how it performs.
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BlacX Urban Wi-Fi Edition HDD Docking Station
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/L89J9IkBgbk/http://www.techwarelabs.com/thermaltake-blacx-urban-wi-fi-edition-hdd-docking-station-review/#commentsWed,
10 Sep 2014 03:30:10 +0000Giovanny
VasquezFeaturedMiscellaneousReviewsStoragehttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33408Thermaltake
takes hard drive docking a couple of steps further with the BlacX Urban
Wi-Fi edition hard drive dock by including USB 3.0 and reliable Wi-Fi.
With the new features, you are not just getting a hard drive dock.
However, you are just about getting a home cloud server capable of
storing movies, music, and files on a single hard drive and being able
to stream them anywhere from home. I believe the real value of the BlacX
Urban comes from its extra features and versatility. A great buy for
anyone looking for a cheap streaming solution or just a simple hard
drive dock.
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eSPORTS Poseidon ZX Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/UA4pYzr00ZE/http://www.techwarelabs.com/tt-esports-poseidon-zx-mechanical-gaming-keyboard-review/#commentsTue,
09 Sep 2014 04:17:56 +0000Eric GuestFeaturedPeripheralsReviewsbest
mechanical gaming keyboardbest typing keyboard reviewcherry mx blue
switch keyboardEric Guestmechanical gaming keyboard reviewTechwareLabstt
esports keyboard reviewTt eSPORTS Poseidon ZX
reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33177Today we are taking a look at
Tt eSPORTS entry-level mechanical gaming keyboard, the Poseidon ZX. With
mechanical blue switches, backlit keys, a compact, tenkeyless layout,
and a more affordable price, this just might be the keyboard that brings
over the skeptics and people on the fence about mechanical boards. Read
on to see how it performs.
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Hephaestus Gaming Headset (GHS2000)
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/GClxAEjbSkE/http://www.techwarelabs.com/gamdias-hephaestus-gaming-headset-ghs2000-review/#commentsMon,
08 Sep 2014 02:48:25 +0000Giovanny
VasquezAudioFeaturedPeripheralsReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33238Choosing
the right headset is often a challenge, with a handful of established
headsets out there it is often very difficult for a new headset to make
an impact on the over-saturated market. PC and console headset makers
are implementing new features to differentiate their headset from
others, these new features may often end up being a game changer or are
quickly buried and forgotten.
Gamdias, the Greek
mythology themed peripheral design company has surprised us with some of
the most unique gamer gear out there. The Gamdias Hephaestus Gaming
Headset (GHS2000) beings a new dimension to sound quality by adding a
blast source identifier that causes the ear cups to vibrate
independently. Ear cup vibration plus an interesting built in cooling...
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Core i7-4790K Devil’s Canyon CPU
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/pCsuggsxnpI/http://www.techwarelabs.com/intel-core-i7-4790k-devils-canyon-cpu-review/#commentsWed,
03 Sep 2014 03:10:18 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedProcessorsReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33039A
little over a year ago, Intel introduced their new line of CPU's under
the Haswell codename. As the successor to the Ivy-Bridge architecture
Intel's new chip design looks to optimize power savings and performance
benefits, taking advantage of the 22nm node instead of focusing on
overall performance. With the release of the i5-4670K and i7-4770K,
enthusiasts seemed to be disappointed over the lack of raw power the
CPU's had to offer, and the small amount of headroom for overclocking.
To much concern, it seems as though this is becoming a trend. Over the
last few generations, there seems to be less of an increase in overall
power and performance with each new release that comes out. Haswell was
no exception to the trend, offering only a...
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Digital My Passport Ultra Portable Hard Drive
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/FGNcACj2h5E/http://www.techwarelabs.com/western-digital-my-passport-ultra-portable-hard-drive-review/#commentsTue,
02 Sep 2014 03:38:36 +0000Eric GuestFeaturedReviewsStoragebest
harddrive reviewbest portable hard driveEric Guestfastest portable hard
drive reviewTechwareLabswd passport reviewwestern digital my passport
ultra reviewwestern digital portable hard drive
reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=32937Today we are taking a look at
Western Digital's performance portable drive, the My Passport Ultra.
This drive offers up exceptional speeds through USB 3.0 with up to 2TB
of capacity. Combine that with an incredibly small and slim package and
this drive looks to have a lot of promise. Read on to see how it
performs.
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Digital My Cloud EX2
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/zi9IulBj3vQ/http://www.techwarelabs.com/western-digital-my-cloud-ex2-review/#commentsWed,
27 Aug 2014 11:06:53
+0000MarcFeaturedReviewsStorageclouddigitaldnlainfortrendLaCiemymy
cloudNASNetworkRAIDSharestreamstreamingSynologythecuswesternwestern
digitalhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33061We have previously looked at
and reviewed the Western Digital My Cloud EX4 and were extremely
impressed with it, so much so we awarded it out Editor's Choice award.
Now Western Digital has sent us their next model down, the My Cloud EX2
4TB (WDBVKW0040JCH). These two units are near identical in hardware,
aside from the EX2 having two less drive bays, no display on the front,
and a smaller processor(1.2GHz vs the EX4's 2.0GHz), and completely
identical in software and graphical UI. With that being the case, rather
than re-visit all the areas covered in our WD My Cloud EX4 Review, we
will focus on performance testing this go around.
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C200 Chromebook
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/ix4G0AqKTuY/http://www.techwarelabs.com/asus-c200-chromebook-review/#commentsWed,
13 Aug 2014 23:15:16 +0000Giovanny
VasquezFeaturedNotebooksReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=32896Asus
is one of the best known computer hardware companies in the world. The
Taiwanese company continuously strives to bring out the some of best
products available to a wide variety of consumers. Asus continues to add
to the legacy by delivering the Asus C200 Chromebook. The lightweight,
ultra durable C200 is a perfect mix between performance and battery life
by utilizing Intel’s new Bay Trail chipset.
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Cooler Master Storm Trooper Unboxing and Install
TechwareLabshttp://www.techwarelabs.comThinking
Outside the CubeMon, 15 Dec 2014 03:52:29
+0000en-UShourly1Techwarelabshttps://feedburner.google.comThe Case for
Cloud Backup at
Homehttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/kD5IbG_CADw/http://www.techwarelabs.com/the-case-for-cloud-backup-at-home/#commentsMon,
15 Dec 2014 03:51:49 +0000Jason
JacobsArticlesEditorialsStoragehttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=348235
years ago a good backup solution for your house was to buy an external
hard drive and put copies of you data on it. The problem now is that
with multiple computers a single external USB drive will be quite the
task to move around from system to system. Also if you are using the
external as another storage device to free space, you no longer have two
copies and the external is your master. You are still highly
susceptible to hardware failure. Quickly it becomes apparent that an
external hard drive sitting next to your computer is not going to
protect you against all inevitabilities, or even most of them.
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Master Storm Trooper Unboxing and
Installhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/oYi3WQZKczk/http://www.techwarelabs.com/cooler-master-storm-trooper-unboxing-and-install/#commentsFri,
12 Dec 2014 20:27:34 +0000Josh
MartinCasesFeaturedReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34772The Cooler
Master Storm Trooper case has been out for a while. Today we check out a
system install into this case and bring you our real life testing and
experience. Is this an easy install, or is your money better spent
elsewhere? Watch what happens as our Josh Martin takes the Trooper out
for a spin, you may be surprised by what he found.
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d2 Thunderbolt 2
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/9JeuJVkaZZI/http://www.techwarelabs.com/lacie-d2-thunderbolt-2-review/#commentsWed,
10 Dec 2014 01:30:00 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedReviewsStoragehttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34469LaCie, a
company that is well known for high end storage devices has just
released the d2 Thunderbolt 2. This new upgrade to their d2 desktop
storage line is a great edition to LaCie family. The d2 Thunderbolt 2 is
the first single drive solution to feature Thunderbolt 2 connectivity
as well as the first to include both Thunderbolt 2 and USB 3.0 together.
If this wasn't enough for you, LaCie also allows users the to purchase
an SSD Upgrade Kit to enhance the d2 thunderbolt 2's performance.
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Platform Migration: Mac to
Windowshttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/EI3q0hRVy7I/http://www.techwarelabs.com/storage-platform-migration-mac-to-windows/#commentsFri,
21 Nov 2014 15:10:05 +0000Josh
MartinArticlesEditorialsFeaturedhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34748Storage
Platform Migration Mac to Windows: The Joy. The Horror. My Nightmare.
Like
a lot of Systems Administrators these days I work in a mixed platform
environment of Macs and Windows. In Today’s BYOD culture this subject
can make your blood boil. No matter where you stand on the war you can
appreciate my struggle.
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Hi-Fi Z97WE Motherboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/uXNcTNwYuxE/http://www.techwarelabs.com/biostar-hi-fi-z97we-motherboard-review/#commentsWed,
19 Nov 2014 13:22:24 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedMotherboardsReviewsBiostarBiostar Hi-Fi Z97WEBiostar Hi-Fi
Z97WE reviewHi-Fi Z97WEHi-Fi Z97WE motherboardtechware biostartechware
labs biostartechware labs Biostar Hi-Fi
Z97WEhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=34408Biostar, a company which has
been releasing motherboards for almost three decades, has just released
the new Hi-Fi Z97WE. While Biostar has been around for some time, it
isn't usually the first company that comes to mind when searching for a
new motherboard. Although this may be the case for most for most PC
enthusiasts, the fact remains that it will be hard to find a motherboard
loaded with the same new features as the Hi-Fi Z97WE for a better
price. Biostar is known for having some of the most affordable boards on
the market and the Hi-Fi Z97WE is no exception. You can find Biostar's
Hi-Fi Z97WE on Newegg for $114.99, which is an outstanding price for a
Haswell board.
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E-One Headset Holder
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/40dV1e-lplw/http://www.techwarelabs.com/luxa%c2%b2-e-one-headset-holder-review/#commentsWed,
05 Nov 2014 04:37:03 +0000Giovanny
VasquezAccessoriesFeaturedReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33769Most
PC gamers and enthusiasts use expensive headsets for pristine audio
quality and clarity and are often plagued by an annoying and possibly
costly nuisance, there is nowhere to properly place a headset and Luxa²
has found a solution to that problem. The E-One is an elegant, well
built, sturdy aluminum headset holder that is capable of holding any and
all headsets. With the E-One headset holder, Luxa² saved gamers and
desktop users from having to hang an expensive headset on your monitor
or simply leaving it on a desk where it can get scratched and possibly
fall.
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Maximus VII Gene Motherboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/8SBMUcgnvP8/http://www.techwarelabs.com/asus-maximus-vii-gene-motherboard-review/#commentsMon,
03 Nov 2014 03:27:06 +0000Claribel
AlvarezFeaturedMotherboardsReviewsASUSAsus Maximus VII Gene Reviewasus
motherboard reviewIntelMaximus VII GeneMotherboardsocket
1150TechwareLabshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33653If you are a gamer
or If you have a passion to overclock, tweak, tune and what have you,
the Maximus VII line were practically made for you. The Maximus VII Gene
is part of the R.O.G. Lineup in motherboards for Asus, we have the
Formula, Hero, Gene and then the Impact, where you are scaling in size
alone. The retail price of the Maximus VII Gene is $219.99, making it
one of the more expensive current mATX motherboards currently, compared
to Gigabyte, ASRock and MSI, but for what it brings you I believe it is
well worth every cent.
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R9 285 Dual-X OC Video Card
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/P-wjRUv_zDQ/http://www.techwarelabs.com/sapphire-r9-285-dual-x-oc-video-card-review/#commentsWed,
29 Oct 2014 02:58:23 +0000Eric GuestFeaturedReviewsVideo Cards285 vs
280 reviewamd 285 gpu reviewamd 285 reviewbest amd 285 reviewbest amd
gaming cardbest graphics card reviewbest video card reviewEric
GuestSapphire Dual-X R9 285
reviewTechwareLabshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33639Today we are
taking a look at the Tonga-based Sapphire R9 285 Dual-X. Along with the
architecture enhancements found in the new Hawaii cards, this 285 also
sports Sapphire's tried and true dual-fan heat-pipe based cooler. With
Tonga's lower power draw combined with a quality cooler, we can expect
some low temps, quiet operation, and plenty of overclocking headroom.
Read on to see how it performs.
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Maximus Vii Hero Motherboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/HwMJbWSCDHs/http://www.techwarelabs.com/asus-maximus-vii-hero-motherboard-review/#commentsMon,
27 Oct 2014 03:43:48 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedMotherboardsReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33790When
you first set your eyes on the MAXIMUS VII HERO, you notice how good
this board actually looks. Like most of the ROG products, this board has
a red and black scheme with a matte black PCB and red highlights dotted
around the heat sinks and expansion slots. However, there are also some
bright red sections on the PCB, as well as some red LEDs on the chipset
heat sink, which makes this board really stand out from the
competition. Your not just paying for some LEDs though, this bad boy
comes loaded with great features.
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Core V71 Case
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/JRiiJlw6TLM/http://www.techwarelabs.com/thermaltake-core-v71-case-review/#commentsWed,
22 Oct 2014 03:13:23 +0000Eric GuestCasesFeaturedReviewsbest full tower
case reviewbest watercooling casecore v71 vs urban t81Eric
GuestTechwareLabsthermaltake core v71 case reviewthermaltake water
cooling reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33464Today we are taking a
look at one of Thermaltake's top of the line cases, the Core V71. This
full-tower beast has a subtle curved mesh exterior, a fully modular
internal design, a massive amount of built-in air cooling, and support
for a monster water cooling setup. Read on to see how it performs.
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GTX 780 AMP! Edition Graphics Card
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/_jIHYkndYlM/http://www.techwarelabs.com/zotac-gtx-780-amp-edition-graphics-card-review/#commentsTue,
21 Oct 2014 03:26:47 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedReviewsVideohttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33549About a
year ago ZOTAC introduced us to the GTX 780 AMP! edition, and this card
is still one of the best cards on the market. The original GTX 780 is a
beast right out of the box, which offers a ton of overclocking potential
and can run about every game you throw at it on it's highest levels.
The ZOTAC gtx 780 AMP! edition pushes this card a notch further,
offering a card with an incredible core clock (1006 MHz (base) 1059 MHz
(boost)) and 2,304 cores for about $40 more than the cheapest stock
cards. The gtx 780 AMP! edition not only offers better performance, it
also runs notably cooler and quieter which is always a nice improvement
for any piece of computer hardware.
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Wi-Copy
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/xWtoZ1L7Gk0/http://www.techwarelabs.com/apotop-wi-copy-review/#commentsWed,
15 Oct 2014 03:15:53 +0000Giovanny
VasquezAccessoriesFeaturedNetworkingReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33589If
there was ever a gadget that I would consider the Swiss army knife of
its day, it would be the Apotop Wi-Copy (DW21). From school, to the
airport, to the hotel, and back again, this pocket sized mobile device
can transfer files wirelessly, act as a power bank for your devices,
become your personal cloud storage, and acts as a personal router all
without ever utilizing a PC. For $89.99, you can buy the Apotop Wi-Copy
and experience true mobile convenience and versatility. Today we will be
taking a look at the Apotop Wi-Copy’s functions and performance.
Apotop, a brand of the Taiwanese based Carry Technology Co , strives in
bringing the most innovative storage and portable wireless products for
all mobile users. If you are always on the...
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Water 3.0 Ultimate CPU Cooler
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/Px8uHqwK2ow/http://www.techwarelabs.com/thermaltake-water-3-0-ultimate-cpu-cooler-review/#commentsMon,
22 Sep 2014 02:31:41 +0000Eric GuestCoolingFeaturedReviewsbest water
cooler reviewbest watercooling reviewEric GuestTechwareLabsthermaltake
360 water reviewthermaltake water 3.0 ultimate reviewthermaltake water
cooler reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33404Today we are taking a
look at Thermaltake's biggest, baddest cooler, the Water 3.0 Ultimate.
With 3 powerful 120mm fans bolted to a massive 360mm radiator and a
higher flowing pump, this cooler could start to really close the
performance gap between AIOs and custom loops while remaining user
friendly. Read on to see how it performs.
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BlacX Urban Wi-Fi Edition HDD Docking Station
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/L89J9IkBgbk/http://www.techwarelabs.com/thermaltake-blacx-urban-wi-fi-edition-hdd-docking-station-review/#commentsWed,
10 Sep 2014 03:30:10 +0000Giovanny
VasquezFeaturedMiscellaneousReviewsStoragehttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33408Thermaltake
takes hard drive docking a couple of steps further with the BlacX Urban
Wi-Fi edition hard drive dock by including USB 3.0 and reliable Wi-Fi.
With the new features, you are not just getting a hard drive dock.
However, you are just about getting a home cloud server capable of
storing movies, music, and files on a single hard drive and being able
to stream them anywhere from home. I believe the real value of the BlacX
Urban comes from its extra features and versatility. A great buy for
anyone looking for a cheap streaming solution or just a simple hard
drive dock.
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eSPORTS Poseidon ZX Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/UA4pYzr00ZE/http://www.techwarelabs.com/tt-esports-poseidon-zx-mechanical-gaming-keyboard-review/#commentsTue,
09 Sep 2014 04:17:56 +0000Eric GuestFeaturedPeripheralsReviewsbest
mechanical gaming keyboardbest typing keyboard reviewcherry mx blue
switch keyboardEric Guestmechanical gaming keyboard reviewTechwareLabstt
esports keyboard reviewTt eSPORTS Poseidon ZX
reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33177Today we are taking a look at
Tt eSPORTS entry-level mechanical gaming keyboard, the Poseidon ZX. With
mechanical blue switches, backlit keys, a compact, tenkeyless layout,
and a more affordable price, this just might be the keyboard that brings
over the skeptics and people on the fence about mechanical boards. Read
on to see how it performs.
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Hephaestus Gaming Headset (GHS2000)
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/GClxAEjbSkE/http://www.techwarelabs.com/gamdias-hephaestus-gaming-headset-ghs2000-review/#commentsMon,
08 Sep 2014 02:48:25 +0000Giovanny
VasquezAudioFeaturedPeripheralsReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33238Choosing
the right headset is often a challenge, with a handful of established
headsets out there it is often very difficult for a new headset to make
an impact on the over-saturated market. PC and console headset makers
are implementing new features to differentiate their headset from
others, these new features may often end up being a game changer or are
quickly buried and forgotten.
Gamdias, the Greek
mythology themed peripheral design company has surprised us with some of
the most unique gamer gear out there. The Gamdias Hephaestus Gaming
Headset (GHS2000) beings a new dimension to sound quality by adding a
blast source identifier that causes the ear cups to vibrate
independently. Ear cup vibration plus an interesting built in cooling...
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Core i7-4790K Devil’s Canyon CPU
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/pCsuggsxnpI/http://www.techwarelabs.com/intel-core-i7-4790k-devils-canyon-cpu-review/#commentsWed,
03 Sep 2014 03:10:18 +0000Charles
DorerFeaturedProcessorsReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33039A
little over a year ago, Intel introduced their new line of CPU's under
the Haswell codename. As the successor to the Ivy-Bridge architecture
Intel's new chip design looks to optimize power savings and performance
benefits, taking advantage of the 22nm node instead of focusing on
overall performance. With the release of the i5-4670K and i7-4770K,
enthusiasts seemed to be disappointed over the lack of raw power the
CPU's had to offer, and the small amount of headroom for overclocking.
To much concern, it seems as though this is becoming a trend. Over the
last few generations, there seems to be less of an increase in overall
power and performance with each new release that comes out. Haswell was
no exception to the trend, offering only a...
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Digital My Passport Ultra Portable Hard Drive
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/FGNcACj2h5E/http://www.techwarelabs.com/western-digital-my-passport-ultra-portable-hard-drive-review/#commentsTue,
02 Sep 2014 03:38:36 +0000Eric GuestFeaturedReviewsStoragebest
harddrive reviewbest portable hard driveEric Guestfastest portable hard
drive reviewTechwareLabswd passport reviewwestern digital my passport
ultra reviewwestern digital portable hard drive
reviewhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=32937Today we are taking a look at
Western Digital's performance portable drive, the My Passport Ultra.
This drive offers up exceptional speeds through USB 3.0 with up to 2TB
of capacity. Combine that with an incredibly small and slim package and
this drive looks to have a lot of promise. Read on to see how it
performs.
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Digital My Cloud EX2
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/zi9IulBj3vQ/http://www.techwarelabs.com/western-digital-my-cloud-ex2-review/#commentsWed,
27 Aug 2014 11:06:53
+0000MarcFeaturedReviewsStorageclouddigitaldnlainfortrendLaCiemymy
cloudNASNetworkRAIDSharestreamstreamingSynologythecuswesternwestern
digitalhttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=33061We have previously looked at
and reviewed the Western Digital My Cloud EX4 and were extremely
impressed with it, so much so we awarded it out Editor's Choice award.
Now Western Digital has sent us their next model down, the My Cloud EX2
4TB (WDBVKW0040JCH). These two units are near identical in hardware,
aside from the EX2 having two less drive bays, no display on the front,
and a smaller processor(1.2GHz vs the EX4's 2.0GHz), and completely
identical in software and graphical UI. With that being the case, rather
than re-visit all the areas covered in our WD My Cloud EX4 Review, we
will focus on performance testing this go around.
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C200 Chromebook
Reviewhttp://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techwarelabs/~3/ix4G0AqKTuY/http://www.techwarelabs.com/asus-c200-chromebook-review/#commentsWed,
13 Aug 2014 23:15:16 +0000Giovanny
VasquezFeaturedNotebooksReviewshttp://www.techwarelabs.com/?p=32896Asus
is one of the best known computer hardware companies in the world. The
Taiwanese company continuously strives to bring out the some of best
products available to a wide variety of consumers. Asus continues to add
to the legacy by delivering the Asus C200 Chromebook. The lightweight,
ultra durable C200 is a perfect mix between performance and battery life
by utilizing Intel’s new Bay Trail chipset.
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