OCZ OCZ3RPR1333C94GK 4GB PC3-10666 DDR3 1333MHz Reaper HPC CL9 Edition Dual Channel Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought 2 sticks of these ram thinking they were 1 4gb each because my computer can't hold all 4 sticks. When I got them I told myself, o my god. They mention that it was 2 stick of 2gb ram = 4gb. I am not the person that like to return things but so I am going to get this a poor rating for the lack of informations. Most ram you buy will have it listed like this (2x2gb), this one didn't.

In terms of its performances, I will never know because I am only using 1 stick.

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The PC3-10666 Reaper HPC Series is available in both 2GB and 4GB dual channel kits to meet the specific needs of a customized gaming system or workstation. The DDR3 Reaper HPC Series offers perfect compatibility with the latest platforms and chipsets, with a price that will be attractive to upgraders with specific budgets. To ensure superior stability and performance over the entire life of the memory, the Reaper HPC Series makes use of an innovative cooling solution to more effectively dissipate heat produced by high-speed memory. The thermo-conductive copper heat pipe conduit is ideal for overclocking where every degree matters, ensuring that your cutting-edge investment will maintain its integrity throughout the toughest gaming missions, overclocking, or intense program applications. The PC3-10666 Reaper HPC Series will be available in 4GB (2x2048MB) and 2GB (2x1024MB) Dual Channel Kits, and are rated at a blazing 1333MHz at CL 9-9-9. Although the OCZ Reaper HPC series can meet all enthusiast demands, this high-capacity, high performance memory can DDR3 upgraders an excellent standard of memory without paying the premiums of top-rated DDR3 modules. As part of OCZ-s line-up of premium memory, Reaper HPC PC3-10666 modules are backed by a lifetime warranty and industry-leading technical support so you can push your high-performance memory to its limit.

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Antec Twelve Hundred ATX 12 Drive Bays 2xUSB 2.0 eSATA Audio Full Tower Case Review

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(More customer reviews)The outside of the box gives you a tease of what lies inside:the cool midnight blue lights; the viewing panel on the side of the case; and the mammoth fan that sits on the top of the case.

Opening the box reveals the sheer size of this case.1200 could stand for 1200lbs, 1200fans, or 1200 drive bays.The case weighs over thirty pounds.It stands almost two foot tall.The front of the case is populated with twelve...TWELVE drive bays.Fans are distributed liberally throughout the case.

Removing both side panels reveals the vast interior.You could easily stack 2-3 laptops inside the case.Looking for an SLI case?The Twelve Hundred has the space.It swallowed my nForce Ultra 790i Ultra motherboard and EVGA GTX 280 and still has space for two more GTX 280s.

The power supply sits at the bottom of this case.Don't even think about installing anything less than a 750W power supply.Preferably something with a LOT of connectors.You will need several 4pin connectors for all the fans.Fortunately, they can be daisy-chained.

Another key feature of this case is the ability to run cables UNDER the motherboard.The motherboard attaches to a metal plate in the case.Under that plate is a space to run almost all of the wires used in a PC.SATA, fans, front panel wires, and just about anything else.The plate has openings at strategic points where cables typically connect.The end-result is a very clean looking and professional installation -- which you can show off using the viewing panel on the left side of the case.

The twelve drive bays are grouped into 3 sets of 4.Each group has its own fan.Installation of 5.25in and 3.5in drives was easy and intuitive.There was a brief moment of confusion on my part when trying to attach drives to the bay.The usual "short" screws are not used with this case.Instead, there are 1" screws used to mount drives into bays.

About the only drawback is the rudimentary front-panel.It works -- but looks very plain.After the exotic design inside the case, the lighting, the fans, etc, the front panel is a bit of a let down.

Still, I am absolutely thrilled with this case.Highly recommend for gamers, high-end graphics workstations, or users with massive storage requirements.

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The Antec Twelve Hundred is the evolution of the best-selling Nine Hundred, expanding on its award-winning design with even more cooling, capacity, and convenience. The Twelve Hundred is incredibly robust, with 12 drive bays, 7 expansion slots, and space for even the largest graphics cards. To keep the most demanding systems nice and cool, the Twelve Hundred boasts an unprecedented cooling system, with a top mounted 200mm blue LED fan, two rear blue LED 120mm fans, and three front blue LED 120mm fans to cool the HDD cages. Factor in convenient features like front mounted USB, eSATA, and HD audio ports, and the Twelve Hundred obliterates the competition.

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Antec P193 Advanced Super Mid Tower Shell Case Review

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(More customer reviews)My number one criterion in a case is that it's very quiet, and this one fits the bill. That huge fan on the side draws lots of air, but it's almost silent. The hard drive mounting system is simple, but very effective at isolating vibration from each drive, eliminating another annoying source of noise. Finally, the double thick walls of the case reduce any residual noises even further. Compared to my old cases, I have to look at the light on this one to know for sure that it's on.
The case is large and heavy. I put it on a stand next to a desk, not on the desk. It's a pain in the back to move, but it's a price I'm very willing to pay for all the advantages of this case.
There is ample room to work.The motherboard, drives, and power supply all feel like they have their own separate neighborhoods. Nothing gets in the way of anything else. The power supply mounts on the bottom, so make sure you use a power supply with long cables. I use a Corsair with detachable cables. The CPU cables are long enough to route outside the main compartment of the case through a hole for that purpose, and back through a couple of very thoughtfully placed holes near the areas on the motherboard they plug into. That makes for a very clean looking install. There is enough room for those thick cables between the case and the back cover. I route the fan power supply wires back there too so they don't get in the way. There are even tie-down straps back there to keep all the cables in place.
The finish is very good on this case. Everything fits well and feels solid. There is nothing flimsy here.
I hate bloodying my fingers on sharp edges. I haven't found any on this case. All of the openings and edges that I've encountered are nicely rounded, keeping cables and my fingers in good shape.
I've seen better mounting systems for removable media drives. These have tabs on each side on the front, so it doesn't look the most finished, but they do work well, are quick to disconnect, and are hidden most of the time behind the front door, so I can't complain much.
I like a variety of drives; CD/DVD, floppy, card reader, and lots of drives for RAID. But I haven't yet filled all the bays of one of these cases.
I use Zalman 120mm 2 ball coolers, which stand quite tall above the motherboard, but there is still plenty of clearance in this case.
I like this case so much, I own three now. I just completed two builds, and I've got one in reserve, just in case it's discontinued. I've got a pile of other cases I've used in the past. All have memorable shortcomings causing many frustrations. I have no significant complaints about this case.

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Antec's P193 an Advanced Super Mid Tower, is larger and more versatile, the Antec P193 stands apart from the competition with room to handle the biggest hardware out there. Together with the cooling features and Quiet Computing technologies that the Performance One series is renowned for, the P193 is truly in a class all its own.

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