Today we are checking out ADATA’s new JMicron JMF612 controller based SSD, the S596 128GB. The S596 is rated at up to 250MB/s read and 180MB/s write read on to see how it performs compared Continue reading “ADATA S596 128GB JMicron JMF612 SSD Review”.
Ever wonder what the office buildings are like where manufacturers operate? Be sure to check out the full tour that ECS Elitegroup gave Legitreviews during our time in Taiwan! Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) has been Continue reading “ECS Elitegroup Headquarters Tour in Taiwan”.
This year at E3 developers and console makers alike found some great talent to attract the media and other event goers to their booths-the booth babes. Atari was doing its best by showing off an Continue reading “E3 2010: Booth Babe Edition”.
Today we have another one of XFX’s Radeon HD 5xxx cards, the HD 5830 1GB. This card fills the $130 pricing gap between the budget HD 5770 and higher end HD 5850. Read on to Continue reading “XFX Radeon HD 5830 Video Card Review”.
Up on the review block is a familiar item, an update to Corsair’s Force Series SSD lineup. The Force Series 120GB is basically identical to the 100GB model, except that with the 120GB version Corsair Continue reading “Corsair Force Series 120GB SandForce SF-1200 SSD Review”.
During the first day at E3, we managed to get around to the Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo booths to see what console manufacturers were up to this year, be sure to check out all the Continue reading “E3 Expo 2010: Opening Day Coverage”.
Today we’re looking at a low budget full tower chassis from In-Win, the Ironclad. The Ironclad is an all-black, tool less chassis with water cooling support with four in/out passthroughs, eight expansion bays and support Continue reading “In-Win Ironclad Full Tower PC Case Review”.
Today Legitreviews got to take a Zotac GeForce GTX 470 out for a spin and compared it against reference and factory overclocked Radeon HD 5870’s, even though the Zotac GTX 470 is a reference design Continue reading “Zotac GeForce GTX 470 Video Card Review”.
Scyth recently released one crazy looking 6 heatpipe cpu cooler, the Yasya. The Yasya is as unique as it gets as far as heatpipe tower coolers go, be sure to check out the full article Continue reading “Scythe Yasya CPU Cooler Review”.
Today we have one of MSI’s high end motherboards, the Big Bang XPower X58. This is a very feature-rich board with SATA 6Gbps, SuperSpeed USB 3.0, external voltage monitoring, a PCI Express THX sound card Continue reading “MSI Big Bang XPOWER Intel X58 Motherboard Review”.
Up for review today we had the Thermaltake Armor A90, a great combination of features, aesthetics and sheer size. As you can see below, the Armor A90 can fit video cards up to 10.5″ which Continue reading “Thermaltake Armor A90 Black Mid Tower PC Case Review”.
There are two reasons to go to tech trade shows, the main being to get the latest info on the big releases and see what your favorite companies are up to, but no one can Continue reading “The Computex 2010 Booth Babes”.
This year at Computex we spotted a lot of new and innovative things at the PowerColor booth, including the Radeon HD 5770 with a Lucid Hydra chip built on shown below. Be sure to check Continue reading “PowerColor Shows Off Custom Video Cards At Computex 2010”.
At the ECS booth at Computex this year you will find a large number of new motherboards under the Black Series tag name, including several based on the P67 chipset for the up and coming Continue reading “ECS Computex 2010 Booth Coverage”.
One of our writers got a special chance to take a look around the Kingston Technology Memory facility in Hsin-Chu Taiwan and see just what goes into RAM production, check it out and be sure Continue reading “Touring Kingston Technology’s Memory Facility In Taiwan”.
