Daily Reviews Summary 06/05/10

nVidias latest card a little out of your league? Perhaps their cutdown one will satisfy your needs...

The only real downside against buying an SSD is the relative small size and high cost …. for many people they still remain an elusive pipe dream. Sure they are dropping in price all the time, but compared to a mechanical drive they are still much more expensive. All is not lost however as leading manufacturers are already aware of this and have been offering lower performance, low cost units for quite some time and today Intel put on their ‘SSD for the masses’ t-shirt with the release of the 40gb X25-V SSD. This is a first for Intel and we are particularly interested as all the drives in their range are class leading units.

We have a sneak peek of and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480M powered notebook just posted at HotHardware. Click the link below and behold, the behemoth Clevo Style Note D900; 17.3-inches of badass mobile gaming machine (relatively speaking), infused with NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce GTX 480M mobile graphics processor. That's right, Fermi in a notebook--hide the women and children...

Today we have GMC’s newest case up for review: the H-80. This case is designed for extreme cooling performance as well as striking aesthetics. The H-80 features a huge 250mm side intake fan as well as stealth drives.

Notebooks have an unnecessarially hard life. People tote them just about everywhere, but most of them are no more rugged than a child's plastic toy. In spite of batteries (or perhaps because of), people tether their portable computers
to their power adapters all of the time, which have a tendancy to get tugged, pulled and bent, eventually resulting in a broken power brick.

Buying a replacement power adapter for your notebook is practically an inevitability, so why not purchase one a universal adapter that can be used with your other (or future) notebook computers? What features should you look for when shopping for one of these items, anyway? Cooler Master has a line of Universal Notebook Power Adapters that should fit most consumers, and today we are looking at their NA90 Universal Notebook Power Adapter.

It is time to present the first 890FX motherboard that entered the Shrimps lab. And boy does it look stunning, ladies and gentlemen let me introduce you: The Asus Crosshair IV Formula. The previous Crosshair III was a master in efficiency, can the new 890FX chipset top the older generation? How does it pair with the new 6-Core Thuban CPU ? Let us go and explore this new addition to the Republic Of Gamer product line-up.