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IStarUsa T5F-SS 3 1/2 Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at an IStarUsa T5F-SS 3 1/2.
Thermalright True Black 120 Review
HardwareLogic posted a review on the Thermalright True Black 120
Bjorn3D takes a look at an IStarUsa T5F-SS 3 1/2.
Storage needs have changed over the years and it seems like we've seen a never ending parade of drive enclosures and docking stations. But the problem lies within the limited choices in regards to interface and capacity. USB is limited in transfer speeds but offers portability in exchange. Firewire offers speed, but not all computers are set up to handle it. E-Sata leaves you with a drive enclosure cluttering up your desk and wires trailing behind it.IStarUsa T5F-SS 3 1/2 Review
With our specific need for easy access to multiple drives, boot to multiple operating systems, and craving the ability to migrate from SATA to SAS, we went looking for a solution. What we found was a docking bay that fits into a 5 1/4' drive bay, accepts SATA and SAS drives, and has unlimited storage capacity (depending on how many drives you want to swap).
The iStarUsa T5F-SS accepts 3 1/2' Sata or SAS (you of course have to have a SAS controller and drive to use the SAS portion) hard drive, connects to the internal controller inside the computer, and swapping a drive is as easy as sliding it in and closing the door.
Thermalright True Black 120 Review
HardwareLogic posted a review on the Thermalright True Black 120
Thermalright is widely known among enthusiasts for its prowess in computer cooling products. Thermalright produces many heatsink products for every major PC component that might require cooling, and along with CPU coolers, Thermalright offers many products to help chill your chipsets, RAM, video cards, and much more. According to their website, they insist on not cutting any corners. The company's products include nickel plating for protection and solder points at every point of contact to assure maximum heat transfer. Many enthusiasts hold their latest CPU cooler, the True Black-120, in high regard. Will we hold the same opinion? Read on to find out!Thermalright True Black 120 Review
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