T-Break posted a review on the Zotac GTX460 2GB video card. Other new reviews and articles:

- Mionix Naos 3200 Review
- Cooler Master Choiix Power Fort USB Battery Pack Review
- Dell Streak: Both Tablet and Phone
- Scythe Ninja 3 Review
- Sitecom Wireless Network Dualband 300N Gaming Adapter II WL-329 GM Review
- Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme Plus Review
- Sunrise AS-Charm Earbuds Review
- Beyerdynamic MMX 2 Headset Review
- Aida 64 Extreme Review
- ASUS Rampage III Formula Review
- Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 750W Power Supply Review
- Lian Li PC-Q06 Mini-ITX / ATX Test Bench Review
- Phenom II X4 970 and Phenom II X6 1075T CPU Review
- Western Digital Livewire Powerline Networking Kit Reviewed
- Patriot Memory's Xporter Rage 32GB Extreme Performance USB Flash Drive Reviewed
- Smartfish ErgoMotion Wireless Laser Mouse Review
- XFX Pro Series 850W Power Supply Review
- Medal of Honor SP Graphics and CPU Performance



Zotac GTX460 2GB Video Card Review
T-Break posted a review on the Zotac GTX460 2GB video card

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Mionix Naos 3200 Review
DragonSteelMods posted a review on the Mionix Naos 3200

For today's review we will be checking out the Naos 3200, the newest gaming mouse from Mionix. Its design is based on the highly regarded Naos 5000 which we reviewed earlier in the year. This ergonomic gaming mouse features a 3200 dpi LED optical sensor thus the name Naos 3200.

Besides the optical sensor it also includes built in memory for storing macros and other commands, customizable LED light system, seven programmable buttons and three step customizable DPI button for in game adjustments. While the Naos 3200 is not as feature rich as its big brother the Naos 5000, it does hold its own against similar competitors.

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Cooler Master Choiix Power Fort USB Battery Pack Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the Cooler Master Choiix Power Fort USB Battery Pack

The Choiix Power Fort is a very handy device, and with seemingly infinite battery life as a flashlight (70 hours per charge, and 500 charges before it only charges up to ~85% means about 35,000 hours of flashlight time) it is simply a great buy. Even at its steep $49.99 price tag for the standard models I have to say the Choiix Power Fort is well worth the money, and if you travel frequently I would have to consider it a necessity.

The bundle we received was for item C-2010-K1A0 which is the Black, Advanced retail version. The Power Fort is available as white normal/advanced, or black normal/advanced. The difference between the normal and advanced versions is the car and wall power adapters. The normal versions come with just the two USB cables and suede pouch, whereas the advanced have the car adapter and US/EU/AU/UK wall adapters...

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Dell Streak: Both Tablet and Phone
InsideHW.com has reviewed Dell Streak smarthphone

In the flash flood of new tablet models, Dell tried to make something completely different, and launched a device that, at first glance or otherwise, simply can’t be pigeonholed into either tablet or Android-smartphone category. The gadget (in the lack of a better word) which we have been testing is very elegant, high-quality and firm, and with a rather small tablet-wise, or a rather big smartphone-wise, 5” display. Why tablet? The basic orientation that Streak is used in is landscape, which makes it look like a tablet (even a navigational device), plus it has all of the functions usually associated with tablet PCs…

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Scythe Ninja 3 Review
Hardwareoverclock.com has reviewed the Scythe Ninja 3 cooler.

The Ninja 3 comes with the 120 mm "Slip Stream 120 Adjustable PWM" Fan which was also used for the Scythe Yasya CPU Cooler. The rotation speed of this fan can be adjusted between 470 - 1900 rpm. We have tested the cooler on a Intel 1156 system. More about the handling and performance you can find in the article.

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Sitecom Wireless Network Dualband 300N Gaming Adapter II WL-329 GM Review
Madshrimps posted a review on the Sitecom Wireless Network Dualband 300N Gaming Adapter II WL-329 GM

The Wireless Network Dual Band 300N Gaming Adapter II from Sitecom is a product with decent performances and comes with a detailed software application that shows us details regarding the live wireless connection. Besides the normal configuration, we can also modify the WMM and WPS configurations.

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Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme Plus Review
XSReviews have a new review of the Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme Plus GPU cooler

One of the ways enthusiasts like to improve the performance of their PCs is by overclocking them. The downside to this is that it - more often then not - equates to quite a increase in heat output from the respective chip being pushed beyond its factory settings. Fortunately there are companies out there to offer better cooling solutions than what you get in your average PC; and they're not just for CPUs.

Today we're taking a look at a heat sink fan combo from Arctic Cooling known as the Accelero Xtreme Plus. It's made up of a whopping sized heatsink, full of heatpipes and cooled by three large 12cm fans. This should do the trick I think, let's find out.

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Sunrise AS-Charm Earbuds Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the Sunrise AS-Charm Earbuds

Sunrise audio, a relative newcomer on the headphone scene just released some neat earbuds. Today we take a look at their high end offering namely the AS-Charm earbuds. They retail at around $80 which promises excellent price/ performance ratio.

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Beyerdynamic MMX 2 Headset Review
Madshrimps posted a review on the Beyerdynamic MMX 2 Headset

The Beyerdynamic MMX 2 is a high quality stereo headset, which is also very light and comes with a USB adapter that also allows us to mute/unmute the microphone or adjust the volume level. As a bonus, the headset comes also with a 3.5 to 6.35 millimetres jack adapter, so we can connect it to other Hi-Fi equipment like amplifiers or receivers.

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Aida 64 Extreme Review
Overclock3D have just published a new article titled: Aida 64 Extreme Review

Lavalys Everest has got a new, and yet old, name. We take a look at Aida 64.

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ASUS Rampage III Formula Review
PureOverclock posted a review of the ASUS Rampage III Formula motherboard

Packed with an extensive list of features, the ASUS Rampage III Formula looks very familiar, and in fact it is essentially a Rampage III Extreme, but just a little "less Extreme". It also comes with a lower price tag, though it's not inexpensive by any stretch. Enthusiasts looking for an extreme X58 motherboard that may not have dreams of record-breaking suicide runs on liquid nitrogen may do well to take a look at this ASUS Rampage III Formula. It has an impeccable pedigree on paper, but can it succeed in our lab? Let's find out.

ASUS Rampage III Formula Review

Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 750W Power Supply Review
OCC has published a review on the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 750W Power Supply

The DC voltage load regulation is excellent but it is let down by what I would consider high noise/ripple levels on most of the rails, although they still met the requirements of the ATX12V V2.2 specification. It should however be noted that the measured ripple/noise levels were taken at 104% DC loading, effectively an overload, but I'm fairly certain there would be little if no difference at 100%. The efficiency of the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 750W is up there with the best and will certainly save a few pennies on the utility bills.

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Lian Li PC-Q06 Mini-ITX / ATX Test Bench Review
ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Lian Li PC-Q06 Mini-ITX / ATX Test Bench

We have seen quite a few different test benches over the years here at ThinkComputers. Some have been awesome and some have been downright garbage. A test bench is essentially a computer case or housing that has your motherboard on top or in an accessible area for easy swapping of parts. Test benches are perfect for reviewers like us or people who are constantly changing out their hardware. Recently Lian Li has come out with quite a few test benches, today we will be looking at the PC-Q06, which fits Mini-ITX and ATX motherboards. Let’s take a look…

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Phenom II X4 970 and Phenom II X6 1075T CPU Review
Hardware Secrets are reviewing two of the latest CPU offerings from AMD, the Phenom II X4 970 Black Edition (3.5 GHz) and Phenom II X6 1075T (3.0 GHz)

From the last batch of new CPUs released by AMD last month, we decided to review the Phenom II X4 970 Black Edition (3.5 GHz) and Phenom II X6 1075T (3.0 GHz). Check it out.

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Western Digital Livewire Powerline Networking Kit Reviewed
Metku.net took a closer look at Western Digital's Livewire Powerline Networking Kit

Western Digital has now released a product based on the HomePlug AV specification - WD Livewire. The idea here is to move the data stream to flow inside the live powerlines within the walls.

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Patriot Memory's Xporter Rage 32GB Extreme Performance USB Flash Drive Reviewed
Futurelooks checks out a new USB flash drive from Patriot

Just because you want loads of storage to take with you on the road doesn't mean that you have to invest in something that is physically large. USB flash drives are getting much bigger in capacity and these larger drives are increasingly affordable. Falling right into this range is the Patriot Xporter Rage USB flash drive.

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Smartfish ErgoMotion Wireless Laser Mouse Review
Techgage.com published a review of a unique ergonomic mouse, from Smartfish.

To help combat things such as RSI, companies have long been developing ergonomic peripherals, and for the most part, most of them are predictable. But Smartfish has looked outside the box and developed a mouse like no other we've ever seen, and whether or not that's a good thing... we're here to find out.

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XFX Pro Series 850W Power Supply Review
KitGuru takes a look at the XFX Pro Series 850W Power Supply

Over recent weeks we have reviewed the XFX Pro Series 650w and 750W power supplies and today we finish our series of reviews by looking at the highest wattage version in the non modular Pro series – the 850W model.

The Pro Series power supplies are designed to be cost effective, quality units for the enthusiast who doesn’t want to spend significantly more for 80 Plus Gold efficiency. Being 80 Plus Bronze certified, they still offer high levels of efficiency while remaining affordable. The 850W model on test today is only £90 inc vat right now in the UK.

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Medal of Honor SP Graphics and CPU Performance
TechSpot takes a look at the performance of Medal of Honor

Developed by EA's Danger Close and DICE, this latest installment is simply titled "Medal of Honor." Meant to reboot the series, MoH takes place during the ongoing war in Afghanistan featuring both single and multiplayer modes. For the purpose of this article we are focusing on single player performance. Medal of Honor is unique in that it uses two different graphics engines for single player and multiplayer modes, so all the performance testing we are about show you will only reflect output in the single player mode.

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