A little while ago in our forums somebody mentioned a website based in the ‘Silicon Lottery’. The website is selling binned processors, guaranteed to work at a certain clock frequency. Though the idea is nothing new as there are parties...
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The Silicon Power Mobile X31 32GB arrived in a padded package along with the Silicon Power Blaze B05 64GB reviewed by Senior Technical Editor Preston Yuen and the Silicon Power Jewel J80 32GB reviewed by Technical Editor Aaron Lai. Link
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The A80 is no stranger to us since roughly 2 years ago we received the 1TB model which really blew us away not only thanks to its impressive read & write performance but also thanks to its IEC 529 IPX7...
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Our review unit of the Silicon Power Diamond D06 1TB USB 3.0 external hard drive arrived to us here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in a big, puffy FedEx bubble padded envelope. It came all the way from the company’s headquarters...
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In my entire life I’ve only known two people working as DJs in large clubs so i can’t claim to have a really good knowledge of how they work and what they use. Still one of them was talking about...
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Our review unit came from Silicon Power’s factory in Taiwan in a FedEx Padded Pak. The package the product was shipped in ensured that the Silicon Power Marvel M70 will arrive to APH Networks in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in perfect...
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While typing the review of a portable hard drive (PHD) roughly a year ago i mentioned that it was the first time that 2.5″ drives closed in to 3.5″ ones in terms of capacity since back then we had up...
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This may be one of the longest previews you’ve read and it will certainly be the longest I’ve ever wrote. Today, we have one circuit board sporting two new significant parts. Solid state drives are made up of a controller,...
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Silicon Power sent over their latest Superior SDXC UHS-I U3 64GB card for review. Sure, it is not as fast as the Kingston SDXC UHS-I U3 64GB I have reviewed back in April. But for half the price of the...
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In today’s market, we have an unreal amount of storage solutions, ranging from the smallest of flash drives to the largest RAID towers. Some of these units are designed to be insanely fast, and some are designed for their durability....
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Here is the first picture of a couple of NVIDIA GM107 silicons in a tray, ahead of graphics card assembly. The packages appear to be as big as those of the GK106 from the previous generation, however, the die itself...
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