Daily Reviews Summary 11/28/09

Reviews 52637 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Google Chrome OS review: First Look
IT Pro take a first look at the compiled version of Google Chrome OS

Last week, Google surprised many by unveiling its Chrome OS, giving a glimpse of how it would look and more details about how it will work.

However, it revealed that Chrome OS would only be made available on specially designed hardware, and these wouldn't be available to buy until Christmas - in 2010. However, Chrome OS is an open source project and in line with that Google did release the source code. Enterprising individuals then went ahead and created a compiled version of the OS - enabling users to download and run a working OS on their machines in a virtual machine.
Google Chrome OS review: First Look

NZXT Beta Evo Mid Tower Black Steel Computer Case Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the NZXT Beta Evo Mid Tower Black Steel Computer Case

The NZXT Beta EVO is a mid tower black steel chassis that comes at a budget price of $29.99. Beta EVO features advanced cooling performance with support for up to 6 120mm fans with an option of a 140mm fan at the top. Beta EVO also provides external dual radiator support along with a meshed front panel allowing for enhanced cooling potential.
NZXT Beta Evo Mid Tower Black Steel Computer Case Review

Daily Reviews Summary 11/27/09

Reviews 52637 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Lian Li PC-P50 Armorsuit Review
ocaholic posted a review on the Lian Li PC-P50 Armorsuit

With the PC-P50 Lian Li presents an aluminium midi tower which comes with practical features as well as a slightly revised design. Wether the final product is able to convince or not, that's what you can find out if you read on.
Lian Li PC-P50 Armorsuit Review

Kingston HyperX DDR3-2000 CL8 KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX 6GB Memory Kit Review
TweakTown posted a review on the Kingston HyperX DDR3-2000 CL8 KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX 6GB Memory Kit

The HyperX line-up of memory hasn’t always been the first choice by enthusiasts; not to say that the memory is poor in anyway, it’s just that the likes of Corsair, OCZ and G.Skill usually push their memory modules faster and work on a lower quantity at the high-end by vigorously hand picking each memory chip that is put onto a memory module. These memory makers strive for the absolute bleeding edge of memory technology, while Kingston’s HyperX brand sticks to a more moderate level, but they are relatively still fairly high at the top end.

Kingston is no slouch here today, though; no, not at all. In our hands we have a Kingston HyperX DDR3-2000 triple-channel 6GB memory kit with a cache latency rating of 8-8-8-24 at 1.65 volts and it also comes with Intel XMP support to allow for easier overclocking on Intel X58 Express based motherboards that are teamed up with a Core i7 processor.
Kingston HyperX DDR3-2000 CL8 KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX 6GB Memory Kit Review

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