Over the years, I have owned many Dell UltraSharp LCD monitors. The first one I have owned is a 2005FPW roughly nine years ago; an exceptional 20″ 16:10 widescreen LCD featuring a brilliant 8-bit S-IPS panel. Since then, I have...
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For the longest time, the PC industry experienced a steady climb in the power requirements for anything beyond a generic office PC. Most of this was due to the requirements of the GPU. As GPUs evolved, they steadily became more...
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The deceptively small ML05 HTPC case from SilverStone sits in a class of its own. Part of the Milo series of entry-level HTPC cases (designed to incorporate features from the Grandia series in a slim form factor), the ML05 is...
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Benchmark Reviews was recently given the chance to sample the Milo ML04 HTPC micro-ATX case from SilverStone. Possibly an under-appreciated corner of the PC case market, a good home theater case can provide a subtle home for some powerful components....
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Today Benchmark Reviews will be looking at the lastest Raven enclosure from SilverStone, the Raven SST-RV04B-W. Since the RV01, the Raven series served as the “experimental” arm of the SilverStone chassis lineup; testing out unique ideas like a 90-degree rotated...
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Since being founded in 2003, Silverstone have brought us many high quality products, including revolutionary fan designs, high quality and sometimes niche cases, along with well built and affordable power supplies. Link
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“I utterly hate them,” my friend said one day. “Those software updates are so annoying — there’s so many of them!” Let’s get to the heart of the problem — why do we need them in the first place? Well,...
Read More...SilverStone is a name that is synonymous with top quality computer components, when we say “enthusiast” in reference to the computer market, there are truly only a few names that pop into my mind that fit the bill. SilverStone is...
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SilverStone Zeus1200W (ZM1200M & ZU1200M) power supplies are made on a fully automated assembly line in Taiwan to achieve quality and precision levels not possible with normal power supply plants that utilize assembly workers. Link
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