techPowerUp posted a review on the Crucial RealSSD C300 128 GB SATA 6 Gb/s. Other new reviews:

- DXG USA DXG-595V HD Video Camera Review
- Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD Review
- EVGA GeForce GTX 470 Hydro Copper FTW Video Card Review
- Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS Review
- Zalman CNPS 9900 Max CPU Cooler Review
- Lian Li PC-X900 Case Review
- Arctic Sound P281, P301 and P531 Headphones Review
- Panasonic TC-P58VT25 3D HDTV Review
- NEC PA271W Professional LCD Monitor Review
- Toshiba T235-S1345 AMD Turion II Notebook Review - Entering the Nile
- ASRock P55 Extreme4 Motherboard Review
- CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. CPU Cooler Review
- AZZA Hurrican 2000 Review
- AMD Radeon HD 6850 and 6870 Video Card Preview
- Arctic NC Portable USB Powered Notebook Cooler Review
- Sentey Arvina GS-6400R Review
- ASUS VG236H 3D Monitor and NVIDIA 3D Surround Review
- Building A Silent HTPC Article
- Asus Dual Intelligent Processors Review
- Psyko Audio 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset Review



Crucial RealSSD C300 128 GB SATA 6 Gb/s Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the Crucial RealSSD C300 128 GB SATA 6 Gb/s

Crucial's ReadSSD C300 is the first solid state drive to support the new SATA 6 Gb/s standard. Unlike many of the competition, the drive is not based on a Sandforce controller, but uses one from Marvell instead. We tested both on SATA-II and SATA 6 Gb/s to check if the new interface can really make a difference.

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DXG USA DXG-595V HD Video Camera Review
Bigbruin.com has published a review on the DXG USA DXG-595V HD Video Camera

The DXG USA DXG-595V is a good entry level camera that offers some desired features for those looking for "point and shoot" simplicity. For a low cost camera, I was very pleased with the performance. It is extremely easy to use and produces decent video for the price. The still images it produces are good under optimal lighting, and can be taken at up to 5.0 megapixels.

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Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD Review
TechwareLabs reviews the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD

Today we will be looking at a most unusual beast, the Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD. The Sound Blaster name instantly brings up thoughts of gaming audio, and the X-Fi chip certainly provides the muscle for that. Take a look at the card itself though, and you could be forgiven for thinking that the designers could not have cared less about gaming. The box prominently features talk of SNR, THD, ASIO drivers and interchangeable op-amps—all the hallmarks of a music-oriented card.

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EVGA GeForce GTX 470 Hydro Copper FTW Video Card Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the EVGA GeForce GTX 470 Hydro Copper FTW Video Card

EVGA teamed up with Swiftech to deliver a water cooling solution for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 'For The Win' edition video card that makes it hard to ignore. The EVGA Hydro Copper waterblock uses a 0.6x0.6mm thin pin matrix, and the base plate is made of chrome plated electrolytic C110 copper which gives it a clean look. The integrated heat pipe connects to the power mosfet heatsink for optimal cooling and the end result is a card capable of massive overclocks!

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Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS Review
TechReviewSource.com posted a review on the Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS

The PowerShot SD4500 IS is one of Canon's newest digital cameras. It offers 10-megapixels with a 10x optical zoom and the ability to record 1080p HD videos. There's excellent image stabilization and image/video quality, but it isn't without some weaknesses.

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Zalman CNPS 9900 Max CPU Cooler Review
Tweaknews posted a review on the Zalman CNPS 9900 Max CPU Cooler

With the CNPS 9900 MAX cooler, Zalman gives the PC enthusiast a CPU cooler with top performance that doesn't require a couple of loud fans to do its job. It looks great, too. Available with either a red or blue LED fan, the MAX emits a subtle glow that will enhance the appearance of your windowed case, playing well with the black pearl nickel plating.

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Lian Li PC-X900 Case Review
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the Lian Li PC-X900 Case

The PC-X900 is a stylish, all-aluminum mid-tower case from Lian Li. Let's see if it is worthwhile paying USD 340 for it.

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Arctic Sound P281, P301 and P531 Headphones Review
Top Review Shop posted a review on the Arctic Sound P281, P301 and P531 Headphones

While some audio firms are maintaining the single headphone for all purposes approach to their model lines, Arctic Sound the audio-focused subsidiary of Swedish computer component giant Arctic Cooling has decided to implement a divide-and-conquer strategy. Today we will be taking a look at three of the more interesting models the P281 professional DJ headphone, movies-and-gaming-oriented P301, and of course the flagship P531.

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Panasonic TC-P58VT25 3D HDTV Review
MissingRemote has released a new review on the Panasonic TC-P58VT25 3D HDTV

Following Pioneer’s exit from the plasma display panel (PDP) market Panasonic moved from also-ran to market leader by delivering the right mix of performance and value to the full range of plasma buyers. Ultimately the Pioneer Kuro failed to find the right balance between features and a price that enough buyers were willing or able to pay, so while it created a useful reference point the real question Panasonic needs to answer with its plasmas is if they can deliver enough of the features that enthusiasts want at a cost that the masses can afford. Keep reading to take a look at 2010’s range topping TC-P58VT25 (part of the VT25 series); which delivers excellent picture quality, 3D and a decent IPTV offering.

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NEC PA271W Professional LCD Monitor Review
HotHardware.com posted a review on the NEC PA271W Professional LCD Monitor

For all but the most budget conscious buyers, piecing together a home brewed rig often entails forking over a premium for certain components, depending on what you're trying to accomplish. If you're a gamer, you probably bought a high-end graphics card (or at least that's what you should have done). Do you spend more time ripping videos than fragging your friends? Then chances are you allocated a bigger percentage of your budget to your CPU than on other parts. But for professional designers, graphic gurus, and anyone else who relies on pinpoint color accuracy, it's the monitor that matters most. That sub-$200 TN panel you spotted in the clearance bin at Walmart just isn't going to have the moxie to handle color matching chores for that mission critical photo project you're working on.

This is where NEC's MultiSync PA271W LCD monitor comes into play. Armed with a 10-bit P-IPS panel, internal 14-bit programmable 3D lookup tables (LUTs), and a generous 2560x1440 pixel resolution, the PA271W is truly a professional grade tool for those instances where a typical TN panel just won't cut it...

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Toshiba T235-S1345 AMD Turion II Notebook Review - Entering the Nile
PC Perspective posted a review on the Toshiba T235-S1345 AMD Turion II Notebook

Earlier this year AMD released big news: 135 new design wins with major manufacturers including Acer, ASUS, Dell HP, Lenovo, Toshiba and more. These victories are a badly needed boost for AMD, which has been trailing Intel in the mobile space for years. These many of these new designs are based on a new platform AMD is calling Nile - and the Toshiba T235 is among the first Nile notebooks to hit the market.

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ASRock P55 Extreme4 Motherboard Review
ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the ASRock P55 Extreme4 Motherboard

Welcome, we are going to take a look at The ASRock P55 Extreme4 today. The ASRock P55 is one of the only few high-end motherboards you can buy on the market today. Many of you probably didn’t know that ASRock is a side project of ASUS which was made to compete with Foxconn and ECS motherboards back in 2002, when in 2007 they busted into the market to make higher-end entry boards. Today we will be testing the ASRock P55 Extreme4, one of ASRock’s new motherboards aimed to compete with the big boys in the P55 market. The ASRock is loaded with a ton of features from SATA 3 to USB 3.0 along with much more. So please read on and enjoy as we take a journey through ASRock’s new motherboard.

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CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. CPU Cooler Review
Madshrimps posted CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. CPU Cooler Review

The CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. is a no-maintenance and easy to install CPU cooler, which comes with a LCD display and the backlight can display multiple colors. In the performed tests, it will go against two high-end CPU coolers, the Noctua NH-U12P SE2 and the NH-D14 monster and we'll see how it will perform.

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AZZA Hurrican 2000 Review
OCC has published a review on the AZZA Hurrican 2000

I am extremely happy with what I have found with the AZZA Hurrican 2000. The case has plenty of room, allows for easy wire management, has an attractive look and a painted interior, includes 8 fans, and is relatively inexpensive to a lot of other comparable cases. The Hurrican 2000 implements a lot of new things that I really like that I haven't found anything on other cases. The top two of these things on my list is the loads of extra space behind the right side panel simply due to the shape of the panel, and the way that the tool-less hard drive trays work (removal/installation).

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AMD Radeon HD 6850 and 6870 Video Card Preview
Legit Reviews posted a preview on the AMD Radeon HD 6850 and 6870 Video Cards

A little over a year ago, AMD released the ATI Radeon HD 5000 family of graphics products and by doing so, AMD became the first company to offer DirectX 11 compatibility when Windows 7 was launched. This was a big deal and over the past year AMD has successfully released eleven video cards in the Radeon HD 5000 series and sold more than 25 million DX11 video cards. What is really interesting is that NVIDIA is still releasing more cards in their GeForce 400 series of products. NVIDIA has just five DirectX 11 cards released and the company still does not have a solid top-to-bottom DirectX 11 product stack like AMD does. AMD on the other hand is going to be releasing their next generation of GPUs, the AMD Radeon HD 6800 Graphics Series later this week. The first two cards that will be released will be the AMD Radeon HD 6870 and AMD Radeon HD 6850 graphics cards. Unlike in past years AMD won't be starting with their flagship video cards, but rather a pair of cards that are positioned in the Gamers Sweet Spot” as they like to call it.

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Arctic NC Portable USB Powered Notebook Cooler Review
Hi Tech Legion takes a look at the Arctic NC Portable USB Powered Notebook Cooler

The Arctic NC offers quiet cooling and portability for your laptop. The Arctic NC can fit any 12" to 19" laptop. The NC is constructed from polycarbonate, which makes it extremely durable and light. It comes loaded with two 60mm fans with PWM function for high performance and quiet operation. Arctic also included a 4 port USB hub on the NC to expand your laptop's capability. The Arctic NC is USB powered and compact, making it a perfect travel accessory for your laptop.

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Sentey Arvina GS-6400R Review
PureOverclock has published a review of the Sentey Arvina GS-6400R full tower case

Sentey has a new "Flagship" case in their popular Extreme Division line: the Arvina GS-6400 chassis (and in this instance, colored in stunning red). This exciting new chassis is designed for performance systems; this chassis is able to house today's latest and hottest CPUs, motherboards, graphics cards.

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ASUS VG236H 3D Monitor and NVIDIA 3D Surround Review
Neoseeker posted a review on ASUS VG236H 3D Monitor and NVIDIA 3D Surround

Neoseeker's already enjoyed the madness of six monitors at once, so going back to three all lined up in a row this time may not seem as impressive. Things are a little different when we factor in how all three monitors are in fact 3D displays. We've put three ASUS VG236H monitors on the bench for the purpose of testing NVIDIA's 3D Surround technology, so check our latest review to see if it's all that it's cracked up to be!

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Building A Silent HTPC Article
OCIA.net has posted a new article titled, "Building A Silent HTPC".

The HTPC (Home Theater Personal Computer) has become much more mainstream over the past several years. Once only a component of true hardware / media enthusiasts, the HTPC is finding its way into the homes of millions of average consumers thanks to the emergence of online video providers like Hulu, Netflix and iTunes. Additionally, many cable television networks stream episodes of their hit shows on their websites and as we all know, torrent sites are still very relevant. Throw in Blu-ray capability and you have a complete all-in-one media center.

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Asus Dual Intelligent Processors Review
Overclock3D have just published a new article titled: Asus Dual Intelligent Processors Review

As we begin to test the first of a handful of motherboards to boast Asus DIP, we felt the need to highlight some of its benefits...

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Psyko Audio 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset Review
Futurelooks gets Psyko with a gaming headset

Audio headsets are tricky things to evaluate even with specialized audio testing equipment. No matter what the machines say, it ultimately comes down to the ear of the beholder. We're eclectic creatures when it comes to experiencing audio. Some folks like treble, some like good mid range, some like ear drum shattering bass, and gamers want accurate positional audio. Speaking to the latter, the Psyko Audio 5.1 Gaming Headset might your next choice. But is it more than just another gaming headset? Let's find out!

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