I recently got my hands on some Corsair Force Extended Capacity Series SSD retail prices that I thought I’d share with you. These are prices for the the new drives with less over-provisioning that were Continue reading “Corsair Force Extended Capacity Series SSD Pricing Announced”.
Legit Reviews will be attending Computex 2010 next week in Taipei Taiwan and we want to know what you would like to see in our show coverage. What are the hot products that get your Continue reading “What Do You Want To See At Computex Taipei 2010?”.
ASUS has posted up an unboxing video of the Matrix 5870 Platinum Edition video card that is worth taking a look at. I’m glad to see companies like ASUS doing unboxing videos. They just impacted Continue reading “ASUS MATRIX 5870 Platinum Edition Video Card Unboxing Video”.
ASUS sent over some pictures of their upcoming Rampage III GENE Micro-ATX Motherboard that are worth a look this holiday weekend. Head on into the forums to take a look at all six of the Continue reading “ASUS Rampage III GENE Micro-ATX Motherboard Preview Pics”.
Micro-Star International (MSI) today announced its partnering with Futuremark to officially introduce 3DMark 11, the upcoming version of the worlds most popular benchmark for measuring 3D graphics performance of DirectX 11 gaming PCs. The hands-on Continue reading “MSI Partners with Futuremark For 3DMark 11”.
Bigfoot Networks has teamed up with TUL Corporation to develop the worlds first PCI Express solution to combine Bigfoot Networks Killer 2100 Gaming Network Card technology and ATI Radeon HD 5000 graphics family technology. The Continue reading “Bigfoot Networks and TUL to Reveal Gaming Combo Card At Computex 2010”.
Yesterday the Foxconn Longhua C4 Building had a double-suicide and those on the scene said it was too horrible to look at. Reporters are now calling these the Foxconns 14th and 15th suicides by jumping Continue reading “Foxconn Suicides Reach 15! Another Jumper Spotted On The Roof”.
Orders for PC related ICs from motherboard makers in June will be definitely lower than those received in May, as the order visibility from the notebook segment is also sliding, according to sources at Taiwan-based Continue reading “Motherboard Makers Cut Orders For PC Components”.
The first case that BitFenix is going to release is called Colossus and it is a massive full tower chassis based off the Colossus of Rhodes. The guys from TweakTown managed to snap some photos Continue reading “Bitfenix Colossus PC Case Smiles For The Camera”.
The EVGA Classified SR-2 (Super Record 2) motherboard is a beast that measures in at 13.6 inches in length and 15 inches in width! This HPTX form factor motherboard isn’t going to fit in many Continue reading “Cooler Master Soon To Announce Case For EVGA Classified SR2 Motherboard”.
Photoshop users like to expand what the software can do by downloading new brushes, gradients, and color swatches, but the ability to make those additions also turns out to have been a potential avenue for Continue reading “Adobe patches ‘critical’ holes in Photoshop CS4 “.
Thermaltake has posted up pictures of a new chassis that will be released during Computex 2010, but won’t talk about it or give off the name of the case. From the looks of this case Continue reading “Thermaltake Shows Mystery Case That Will Be At Computex Next Week – Level 5?”.
The Cooler Master HAF X is an amazing PC case that has nine PCI slots, two Super Speed USB 3.0 ports on the front panel, two front accessible hot swap drive bays that will support Continue reading “Cooler Masters Video On The HAF X PC Gaming Case”.
Unigine has released updated versions of their Heaven benchmark! It now supportsOpenGL 4.0 (including hardware tessellation) and stereo 3D technology (including 3D Vision). Changes in version 2.1 Support of OpenGL 4.0, including hardware tessellation Added Continue reading “Unigine Heaven Benchmark 2.1 Released”.
What SF-1200 based SSD should I buy? I have been asked that question numerous times in recent weeks and to be honest it’s a great question. Rumors were going around that OCZ Technologies had a special firmware revision that uncaps random 4K write performance on their Vertex 2 series, but other companies like Corsair offer Sandforce SF-1200 series controllers in their Force series and do not have the performance cap. To be honest the firmware situation with Sandforce drives is confusing so we went straight to Sandforce to try to get some answers.
