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Here today's reviews summary with 25 new reviews:

- Samsung PX2370 LED Monitor Review
- Arctic Power C1 Mobile Solar Battery and Arctic Sound S111 Portable Speakers Review
- Guru3D Rig of the Month October 2010
- HD 6870 & HD 6850 vs. GTX 460 1GB: An Overclocking Study
- Razer Lachesis V2 5600 dpi Laser Gaming Mouse Review
- Seagate Constellation ES 2TB 7200 RPM Hard Drive Review
- OCZ Revo 120GB Review
- OCZ Flex EX 12GB DDR3-2133 Review
- HIS vs EVGA Midrange Gaming Face Off Review
- MSI N460GTX Hawk Review
- Arctic Cooling Arctic M551 Gaming Mouse Review
- AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB Graphics Card Video Review
- BitFenix Survivor Review
- AMD Phenom II X2 560 Review
- Mionix Naos 3200 Gaming Mouse Review
- Western Digital Caviar Green 3TB hard drive Review
- HIS Radeon HD 6870 Turbo 1 GB Review
- CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. Review
- AzzA Hurrican 2000 Review
- ASRock ION3D (152B with Bluray) Review featuring Cyberlink
- Lian Li PC-V354 Review
- Amazon Kindle 3G Review
- Novatech nTablet Review
- Prolimatech Super Mega CPU Cooler Review
- Rosewill Armor Mid Tower PC Case Review



Samsung PX2370 LED Monitor Review
Tweaknews posted a review on the Samsung PX2370 LED Monitor

The Samsung SyncMaster PX2370 LED Monitor is definitely small step up from the BX2350 in terms of styling, brightness and contrast. The mystery is that at this given time, they are technically the same price which means there are less people selling the BX2350 and thus, less competition, or Samsung is putting the PX2370 out in higher volumes which will lower the price as well.[/quote6
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Arctic Power C1 Mobile Solar Battery and Arctic Sound S111 Portable Speakers Review
MEGATech Reviews posted a review on the Arctic Power C1 Mobile Solar Battery and Arctic Sound S111 Portable Speakers

Yes, sadly, summer has drawn to a close, but that doesn't mean that you shouldn't keep the music going. Especially when it comes to notebook computers, the built-in speakers can leave a lot to be desired. Also, what do you do if you want to share your iPod-fueled tunes on the go? One of the more affordable and compelling solutions is to combine the Arctic Sound 2.0 S111 portable speakers for laptops with the Arctic C1 Mobile USB charger with solar panel. In effect, you have a solar powered stereo on the go.
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Guru3D Rig of the Month October 2010
The Guru of 3D posted their Rig of the Month for October 2010

Each month here at Guru3D.com we feature one of you guys, your PC, your DIY project. It is quite honestly amazing how much detail and dedication you put into an PC, and every now and then it really shows. This months was particular difficult as we have received many entries, and the build quality was so very fine that we had a tremendous task of picking one winner.

This months winner is Josh Sniffen, at the age of 24 he is an artist who designed a Rig for Sapphire. The end result is a stunning looking PC.
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HD 6870 & HD 6850 vs. GTX 460 1GB: An Overclocking Study
Hardware Canucks posted HD 6870 & HD 6850 vs. GTX 460 1GB: An Overclocking Study.

Overclocking has long been used to get the most possible performance out of computer components. With the release of AMD's HD 6800-series and NVIDIA's answering price drops on GTX 460 1GB cards, many people wondered how these competing products lined up against one another when overclocking was taken into account. In this article we drop light the overclocking fires under these GPUs and push them to their performance limits.
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Razer Lachesis V2 5600 dpi Laser Gaming Mouse Review
Benchmark Review posted a review on the Razer Lachesis V2 5600 dpi Laser Gaming Mouse

Razer debuted the original Lachesis 4000 dpi gaming mouse back in 2007. For its day, the Lachesis was one of the most sensitive mice you could buy, although by today's standards that 4000 dpi mark isn't such a big deal. Razer have updated the Lachesis V2 gaming mouse with a new design and new sensor, the 3.5G laser sensor in this new version supports up to 5600 dpi and the Lachesis has customizable lighting for both the wheel and the logo, which can be set to individual colors dependant on your preference. The Lachesis gaming mouse also features nine programmable buttons with 1000Hz ultrapolling for a 1ms response time. Benchmark Reviews will now put the Razer Lachesis V2 5600 dpi gaming mouse through its paces and report back with our findings for you.
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Seagate Constellation ES 2TB 7200 RPM Hard Drive Review
Hi Tech Legion posted a review on the Seagate Constellation ES 2TB 7200 RPM Hard Drive

The Seagate Constellation ES 2TB hard drive was designed to be the best of breed mechanical drive. Seagate Constellation ES 2TB drives are enterprise grade, having a high level of reliability and low power usage. In my professional experience I have found the phrase "enterprise grade" to mean "god tier", and enterprise grade options can cost 1000% more than desktop grade. At $269.99 the Seagate Constellation ES 2TB drives look like a real value. The real question is how much is your data worth?
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OCZ Revo 120GB Review
PureOverclock posted a review of the OCZ Revo 120GB PCI-E SSD.

We're looking at another SandForce SSD, but this one is very special as it's essentially two drives in one that feature a RAID 0 configuration. The name of this juggernaut is the OCZ Revo. Think a SandForce SSD is fast? Wait until you see what happens in a single card RAID 0 setup.
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OCZ Flex EX 12GB DDR3-2133 Review
PureOverclock posted a review of the OCZ Flex EX 12GB DDR3-2133 memory kit.

OCZ Technology recently introduced their latest Flex EX DDR3 modules for the Flex XLC (Xtreme Liquid Cooling) series. Are are looking at the OCZ DDR3 PC3-17000 Flex (DDR#-2133) EX kit. So how high can 12GB of memory overclock on water? Let's find out.
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HIS vs EVGA Midrange Gaming Face Off Review
Overclock3D have just published a new article titled: HIS vs EVG A Midrange Gaming Face Off Review

Time for the Middleweight Championship of the world. In the red corner the HD6850 and HD6870. In the Green corner the GTX460 768MB and 1GB.
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MSI N460GTX Hawk Review
OCC has published a review on the MSI N460GTX Hawk

Installing an older version of Afterburner allowed the card to work with NVIDIA's voltage specifications which allowed the core voltage to be increased to almost 1.24v as measured under load. This had the effect of bumping the stable clock speeds on the core from a maximum of 922MHz to 955MHz, a pretty substantial increase for a small voltage bump. If the added voltage options were still available in Afterburner's latest editions, the 1GHz clock speed goals may have had a better chance of being realized.
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Arctic Cooling Arctic M551 Gaming Mouse Review
Bigbruin.com has published a review on the Arctic Cooling Arctic M551 Gaming Mouse

The Arctic Cooling Arctic M551 gaming mouse glided over my desk like it was on ice, and I really enjoyed the feeling and shape of the mouse as it fit in my hand. The buttons were all very easily accessible, and at no time did I feel like they were out of place. After I played with the DPI settings and got used to how fast and accurate it made the pointer, I really enjoyed using it.
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AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB Graphics Card Video Review
eTeknix.com posted AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB Graphics Card Video Review

Today we are looking at the AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB Graphics Card.

This is one of the latest graphics cards from AMD is is aimed at the mid to high range market. It was launched to take over from the successful HD 5770 and gives a slight performance boost as well as featuring improved AMD Eyefinity with support upto 6 monitors, an improved renamed version of ATI Stream Technology to balance your CPU/GPU power and also 2nd generation DirectX11 for support with the latest games whilst giving show-stopping quality graphics.

If you are in the market for a new graphics card with the latest technologies and fantastic power, then this is well worth looking at.
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BitFenix Survivor Review
Vortez.co.uk takes a look at the BitFenix Survivor case

BitFenix have certainly been busy this last year. Since their inception just 6 months ago they have endeavoured to bring to the community style and functionality. Just 6 months on and they are already launching another fully fledged gaming chassis.

Today we will be taking a look at BitFenix second product to launch, the Survivor. This time we aren't faced with a full tower case, weighing 18KG. This time, we are looking at a 10KG mid-tower case aimed at the gaming market. The idea behind the Survivor is that it will be a flexible unit, able to be transported to LAN parties, gaming events or even your buddies house because it has a easy to access handle that enables it to be more portable than other cases currently on the market. That's not all either, BitFenix have coated the Survivor in a beautiful matt surface material named BitFenix SofTouch, that not only gives it a fantastic look but a pleasing feel - easy to clean and scratch resistance. There is plenty more aspects of the Survivor to engage in so lets not delay any longer...[/quote6
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AMD Phenom II X2 560 Review
Rbmods posted a review on the AMD Phenom II X2 560 CPU

Today we will have a look at the AMD:s newest dualcore processor called Phenom II X2 560. Will the extra 100MHz in clock frequency benefit you at all, let's have a look.
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Mionix Naos 3200 Gaming Mouse Review
Top Review Shop posted a review on the Mionix Naos 3200 Gaming Mouse

The Naos 3200 shares a lot of similarities to its big brother, the Naos 5000, but sacrifices a few features in lieu of a friendlier price tag. Our chief complaint with the Naos 5000 was its lofty price tag, so the Naos 3200 sounds like it could hit the sweet spot in terms of value. Read on for our take of this latest gaming mouse from Mionix.
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Western Digital Caviar Green 3TB hard drive Review
The Tech Report posted a review on Western Digital's Caviar Green 3TB hard drive

WD's 3TB Caviar Green is the first internal hard drive to breach the 2.19TB barrier. We probe its performance, noise levels, power consumption, and overall value proposition.


HIS Radeon HD 6870 Turbo 1 GB Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the HIS Radeon HD 6870 Turbo 1 GB graphics card

The HIS Radeon HD 6870 Turbo is a factory overclocked variant of the HD 6870 that builds heavily on the AMD reference design. This means that PCB, components and cooler are unchanged from the original AMD card - which is a good thing. The increased clock speeds give the card a 4% performance advantage.
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CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. Review
Hardwareoverclock.com has posted a review on the CoolIT Vantage A.L.C.

Last week we have taken a look at the CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. This Advanced Liquid Cooling was made for small systems and cases without place for big watercooler. The Vantage A.L.C. includes an advanced control system that monitors temperature and auto-regulates the fan to ensure the highest degree of efficiency and minimum acoustic noise with continuous protection of the CPU.
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AzzA Hurrican 2000 Review
Neoseeker posted a review on the AzzA Hurrican 2000 case

If mid-towers aren't enough to fill your enthusiast needs, check out what we made of AZZA's Hurrian 2000 full-tower case. It's beefy steel enclosure with quite a few expansion options, especially for cooling. It even comes complete with lots of case fans (including 4 230mm)
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ASRock ION3D (152B with Bluray) Review featuring Cyberlink
KitGuru posted a review on the ASRock ION3D

Defining a ‘media PC’ is a difficult proposition, everyone has a different view on what makes a perfect HTPC computer. Some users will aim for high performance components in a large chassis while others will opt for the smallest possible physical footprint with virtual silence.

Today’s review of the ASRock ION3D computer falls firmly into the latter category as it features a low power Intel Atom D525 processor with nVidia graphics.[/quote6
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Lian Li PC-V354 Review
XSReviews have a new review of the Lian Li PC-V354

Lian Li, makers of clean cut chassis, have been known to produce some cases of interesting shapes and sizes. While not novel, the one we're looking at today isn't the most usual of sizes. With a squatter stature, the PC-V354 is an interesting looking case that could be used as a stealthy desktop or a large HTPC. Let's check it out.
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Amazon Kindle 3G Review
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Amazon Kindle 3G

Review of the new Kindle, Amazon.com's e-book reader with 3G network capability.

Some time ago, the e-book readers came to the market, but none had achieved so much success as the Kindle, the first device of that kind developed by Amazon, a company whose primary focus is on books.
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Novatech nTablet Review
HardwareHeaven.com posted Novatech nTablet Review

With Novatech's background we always have to take note when they release a new product and yesterday at an event in London they presented the nTablet to journalists. We attended the launch event where the overall feeling towards the nTablet was positive however more importantly we have had the opportunity for the last week to use one of the first sample of the system in day to day use, let's take a look at the product and how it performs...
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Prolimatech Super Mega CPU Cooler Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the Prolimatech Super Mega CPU Cooler

Today we are looking at the most recent CPU cooler from Prolimatech, the Super Mega. The Super Mega is an updated version of the popular Megahalems CPU cooler that features a hybrid design that uses copper and aluminum. So join us as we put the new Prolimatech Super Mega CPU Cooler through the paces on our newly updated Intel Core i7-930 test system!
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Rosewill Armor Mid Tower PC Case Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the Rosewill Armor Mid Tower PC Case

Do you want your next computer to stand out from the crowd? The ARMOR ATX Mid Tower case from Rosewill could do the trick. Sporting an all black color scheme inside and out, a total of six fans and literally a surface that is 80% mesh, The Rosewill Armor was built with cooling in mind. Read on to see if this could be the case for you.

The Rosewill Armor is a very nice case, in my opinion. I honestly thought a case that's 80% mesh might be a tad flimsy, but that wasn't the story here. It was pretty sturdy and the craftsmanship is top quality, too. While a case of this size may not house the biggest and baddest hardware, it can house a good amount of products out there. It's got a great look with some great features that will put it up against the likes of the Cooler Master HAF 922...
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