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NZXT Tempest Case Review
HardwareLogic posted a review on the NZXT Tempest Case

NZXT has been on a roll as of late, designing some of the best enthusiast-level enclosures on the market today. This is evidenced by the new Kaos full tower chassis, as well as the NZXT Rogue, a SFF mATX enclosure made entirely of aluminum. Today, however, it is all about the NZXT Tempest, the newest addition to NZXT's Crafted Series lineup of enclosure solutions. Boasting a design that is similar to the Antec Nine Hundred, the Tempest offers a few twists to keep things fresh. Can the NZXT Tempest be able to compete directly with the Antec Nine Hundred? Will it claim the throne as the mid-ATX enclosure champion? HardwareLogic is going to find out!
NZXT Tempest Case Review

Vizo Orbiter and Voyager 3.5" hard disk drive coolers review
Elite Bastards posted a review on the Vizo Orbiter and Voyager 3.5" hard disk drive coolers

As part of our quest for speed in every aspect of PC use, we've seen the performance of modern hard disk drives ramp up over time alongside their increasing capacities. As with so many other components, these increases have also brought with them more pressing concerns over heat - Although most modern chassis offer good airflow over any hard disks as a priority, this isn't always the case with some older systems. If you're worried about cooling or airflow for your own 3.5" drives, then you might want to check out the pair of offerings under the spotlight today, in the form of Vizo's Orbiter and Voyager hard disk drive coolers.
Vizo Orbiter and Voyager 3.5" hard disk drive coolers review

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Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the Vantec NexStar MX eSATA Dual HDD Enclosure

I really like the overall look and feel of the Nexstar MX. It's one of the best little drive enclosures I've used. I don't know if adding eSata is worth doubling the price from the previous version, but it does allow for much more than a doubling of speeds. I have been loading the MX on my PC using eSata, which takes very little time, then I access it on my laptop via USB 2.0, as my laptop does not have Sata, let alone eSata. Since I am not going to be transferring all the data off to my laptop at once, the USB 2.0 is fast enough for things like movies and even games.
Vantec NexStar MX eSATA Dual HDD Enclosure Review