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XFX Radeon R9 380X DD BLACK EDITION OC Graphics Card Review

goldfries10 years ago10 years ago03 mins

The latest and very likely to be the very last of AMD’s R9-300 series GPU to be released is the R9 380X, supposedly the spiritual successor of the R9 280X but with more RAM. In fact the R9 380X isn’t of the same chip as the Tahiti XT based R9 280 cards but it uses…

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DEEPCOOL Gamer Storm Lucifer K2 CPU Cooler (Heatsink) Review

goldfries10 years ago10 years ago02 mins

Good air-cooling solutions aren’t necessarily expensive, such is the DEEPCOOL Gamer Storm Lucifer K2. The heatsink is not something huge, it’s a single tower that is able to run fanless with processors up to 130W. The Lucifer K2 transfers heat from the base to the fins via 12 copper pipes, 6 on each side. The…

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ZOTAC GTX 950 AMP! Edition Graphics Card Review

goldfries10 years ago10 years ago03 mins

Just when I thought I’ve seen it all when it comes to GTX 950 cards, the ZOTAC GTX 950 AMP! Edition gave me another surprise. The card is beautiful, what you see here is some carbon detailing that’s part of what is called the Carbon Exoarmor which is part of ZOTAC’s IceStorm cooling system. From…

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Kingston DataTraveler microDuo 3C USB 3.1 Type-C Flash Drive Review

goldfries10 years ago01 mins

With the introduction of USB 3.1 Kingston spared no time to introduce their line-up for USB Flash Drives that utilizes this technology. Kingston DataTraveler microDuo 3C USB 3.1 is a tiny flash drives that’s packed with up to 64GB space and supports both USB 3.1 Type-A (regular USB slot) and Type-C. While the packaging highlights…

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AMD Radeon R9 Nano Review

goldfries10 years ago10 years ago04 mins

Great stuff sometimes come in small packages, such is the AMD R9 Nano. It’s so small you wouldn’t believe the performance it holds. The card was designed to be neat, with the top side having nothing but the Radeon text on it. Unlike the Fury X models the R9 Nano’s RADEON text is without backlight….

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