Intel‘s ultra-high-end desktop platform got a shot in the arm from Ivy Bridge-E in September. This refresh delivered updated CPU cores, but it didn’t bring any changes to the two-year-old LGA2011 platform. Intel didn’t update the accompanying X79 Express chipset,...
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Want to work for Slave? If you’re a motivated enthusiast, Hardwareslave.com are looking for you. We are looking for news editors and reviewers to join our growing site. To become a contributing editor for our website and email the admin....
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Battlefield 4, one of this year’s hottest PC titles is now bundled free with MSI Radeon R9 Battlefield 4 editions. With no less than 5 models to choose from anyone who has been waiting out now has no excuse to...
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Today, we will take a look at QNAP’s latest network attached storage system, the TS-470. After so many years of making NAS boxes, does it still have what it takes to be at the forefront of technology? Let’s dig into the...
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I’ve never been big on war-themed games. I played the original Call Of Duty games on PC back in the day. While I did enjoy them, it just gets boring real fast for me. I grew up reading a lot...
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Today we review the mighty Gigabyte Radeon R9-290X. This reference design graphics card is 100% similar to the original Radeon R9-290X. These cards are little beasts. As such this in-depth review will cover the Volcanic Islands GPU architecture, Hawaii for...
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The Impact is more expensive than other mini-ITX boards, and at $225 it competes in a serious price bracket with both micro-ATX and full sized ATX brethren. One could argue that being a small form factor product produces a price...
Read More...NAS units targeting home consumers have traditionally been underpowered in terms of hardware as well as firmware features. Low power, reduced cost and media-centric features are primary requirements in this area. Intel has traditionally been loath to participate in this...
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We review, test and benchmark the ASRock Z87 Fatal1ty Killer series motherboard. Multiple multi-GPU configurations are possible up-to 3-way, you’ll get many USB 3.0 ports and of course an improved and enhanced audio solution based off the Realtek ALC 1150...
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We review the OCZ Fatal1ty 750W PSU. The power supply became available market a little ago and it one of the more popular models from OCZ. It offers Bronze efficiency, a single 12V rail. The PSU itself is modular has...
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If you have been around APH Networks for a while, you will notice we frequently talk about our history. Why do we like to talk about our history? Is it because, as Spanish-American philosopher George Santayana puts it, “Those who...
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We live in a mobile, wireless world. But we still require a cord to charge our devices, and that can be difficult when we’re on the road. In addition, many locations (especially hotels) have a wired Ethernet connection, but do...
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Since the launch of the Rampage IV Extreme it’s been the backbone of our graphics card test rig here at OC3D Towers, so it’s fair to say that we know the ins and outs of it probably better than the...
Read More...Khet is one of the most easily understood and analogised games ever; it’s a bit like Chess with lasers, right? That’s what it looks like and, as it happily turns out, that’s kind of how it plays too. The rules are...
Read More...Thermaltake decided to take another swing at it though, and hitting at a much better price point they have come out with the new Level 10 GT. This go around it can be had for about $270, yet it still...
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