Daily Reviews Summary 11/05/11

The SilverStone TS07 is a portable external 3.5-inch hard drive enclosure that features a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 data interface for blazing fast file transfer speeds. SilverStone says that since this enclosure uses USB 3.0 technology that the TS07 the best choice for taking important data on the go. Read on to see what this product is all about and if this sub $40 HDD housing is worth it.

Today we have Tt eSPORTS Azurues mouse, which is optimised for FPS gameplay, attached to our test system. With a hardware adjustable laser in steps of 400, 800 and 1600 DPI as well as on-board weights it could well be an ideal solution for those who don't need a million buttons when gaming.

Fractal Design is a Swedish manufacturer, and their products are easy to find in the US. The Core 3000 is a mid-tower case that costs USD 65. Let's see if it is a good pick.

As many of you know our friends over at Patriot were nice enough to send us over 48GB of their 8GB G2 Series single modules. That is six 8GB modules, giving us a total of 48GB of DDR3! It is really crazy to think about that much memory in a system, it is close to a small solid state drive. We’ve had a lot of fun with all of this memory over the past couple of weeks and yes we installed all 48GB in a single system. Read on to check all the fun we’ve had with this memory!

The SSD Review has obtained an exclusive first look at a 'soon to be released' Super Talent PCIe 200GB SSD which reached performance just short of 1GB/s. This SSD is also a much welcomed blend of both SandForce and LSI components, practically right on the eve of the LSI purchase of SandForce. Perhaps this is a birds eye view of things to come!

The EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2 WIN combines two 560 Ti cores on a single card. The 560 Ti 2 WIN comes with a slight overclock, running the GF114 cores at 850MHz instead of the stock 822MHz. The memory remains at the same speed of 4008MHz effective. The 2 WIN edition comes with 2GB of DDR5 to utilize. Having two GF114 cores means that there are two GPUs enabled with 384 CUDA cores. All of the Nvidia features remain like 3D Vision, CUDA, DirectX 11, Compute 2.1, OpenGL 4.2, and OpenCL 1.1 support. EVGA features included are a custom heatsink that uses three 70mm fans, EVGA Precision, and EVGA OC Scanner software. Also included is EVGA's excellent warranty and 24/7 technical support.

The SSD Review has just finished evaluating the Adata S510 SATA 3 120GB SSD. Jump into the review and determine for yourself if this is just another of the many 'SandForce Driven' SSDs available today or one in which there may be just a bit extra. It has received our recommendation and we hope you enjoy the report!

Enermax is well known amongst the enthusiast community for their quality power supplies inside and out. The examples we have seen in the last year with the MaxRevo and the Modu87+ were no exceptions, so when Enermax offered us the chance to get an early look at their upcoming Platimax unit, we gladly obliged. Enermax already has several Platimax power supplies available and we've heard that the 600W model will launch sometime in January 2012.

The new Platimax 600W power supply boasts a lot of features that make it sound great on paper. Platinum efficiency, 100% Japanese capacitor construction, 600W of multi-GPU ready power, SpeedGuard, SafeGuard, HeatGuard, CordGuard and so much more. All of this doesn't mean a thing if the power supply can't back it up where it counts.