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    SSD RAID scaling under Windows 7

    By Marc Adams   July 06, 2009

    What can you expect when you get your new Windows 7 install working with those crisp new solid state hard drives? SSD drives are not what they used to be already. And just how is that Intel ICH10R chipset serving you?

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    GUNNAR Optiks Digital Performance Eyewear

    By Steve Lynch   June 19, 2009

    Who is GUNNAR Optiks? What is Digital Performance Eyewear? Why should you care? Is it all a load marketing BS or do these glasses really work? We put them on, left them on, and three [H] editors are here to share our experiences.

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    Ask an Intel Solid State Drive Engineer

    By Kyle Bennett   January 13, 2009

    Intel recently offered our readers the opportunity to ask one of its engineers questions about Intel Solid State drives. You guys obliged with a more than enough questions. Today we get the answers.

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    Your Mail in Rebate May Be In Jeopardy

    By Kyle Bennett   November 13, 2008

    If you use mail in rebates for virtually any product in North America, you will want to read up on this and start making sure your money is safe.

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    Intel's New Solid State Drive - Video Review

    By Kyle Bennett   September 25, 2008

    A lot of smart people have said a lot of smart things about Intel's new 80GB Solid State Drive recently sampled to the media. But some of the basic questions I had on my mind were left unchecked, like, “Is it really faster, or is that just what HDTach tells you on a graph?” We get out the stop watch and a 5-disk RAID array and go to town.

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    Western Digital VelociRaptor Showcase

    By Kyle Bennett   April 21, 2008

    Many hard drive enthusiasts have been waiting for the next in the Western Digital Raptor series of storage. Today we have a quick look at the VelociRaptor. A 300GB hard drive that is sort of crazy, but aimed at being really cool.

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    Our Powermonkey Experiences

    By Kyle Bennett   January 26, 2008

    Stuck in the back of a cab or at the airport or in a client's office with a dead phone or PDA? Power Monkey swoops in to the rescue by charging up just about any mobile device you have with you. And a solar panel for the tree huggers too!

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    NVIDIA’s Enthusiast System Architecture

    By Kyle Bennett   November 05, 2007

    NVIDIA's ESA promises to deliver some system monitoring tools that reach into system areas that are normally left untouched. Extending a reach into monitoring your PSU, chassis, and cooling system looks to be a very welcome addition to enthusiast hardware.

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    Matrox TripleHead2Go Digital Edition

    By Brent Justice   September 24, 2007

    Multi-display gaming has never looked so good. We evaluate the new Matrox TrippleHead2Go Digital Edition which spreads your games across multiple-displays. We will look at features, show screenshots, test performance including SLI, and share our gameplay experiences.

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    The New Commodore Rocks – Because I Said So!

    By Kyle Bennett   September 11, 2007

    Commodore Gaming comes to HardOCP looking to get some free press about its new gaming machines in North America. Check out what happens when you ask this tech company to back up its performance claims. You wanted free press, here ya go!

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    Corsair DDR3 Product Preview @ 2GHz

    By Kyle Bennett   August 02, 2007

    We showcase the future of DDR3 using Corsair’s next generation DDR3 memory that scales to 2GHz clock speeds. We also discuss pricing, real world expectations, and the DDR3 memory module market in general in our first DDR3 memory article.

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    TrackIR 4 Pro Point-of-View Headset

    By Jason Wall   July 11, 2007

    This infrared motion tracking system gets clipped onto your headset or visor and allows you to change your POV in-game by merely moving your head. This is a great idea, but does it work, and who is it for?

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