Visit Patriot to see their latest innovations in memory, consumer flash and peripheral products, March 2 – 6, Booth H53, Hall 17

Fremont, Calif., USA, February 24, 2010 - Patriot Memory, a global provider of premium memory modules, flash and computing solutions, today announced the company will showcase their broad range of award winning products along with exciting new products in the upcoming CeBIT Germany trade show. CeBIT is the worlds largest IT related trade show geared for the IT industry and technology enthusiasts. On display will be the latest and greatest offerings from Patriot including the blazing fast ‘Sector 5’ 2250MHz memory kits as well as the newest offerings in flash and peripheral product categories. Members of the executive team, joined by regional sales and marketing team members, will be at the show to meet with customers, partners and press.

Patriot Torqx 64 GB SSD Review @ OCIA

SSDs still may be a few years away from mainstream acceptance due to the high cost of ownership versus a spinning drive, but for the enthusiast looking to round out their system or someone wanting to give their notebook a kick in the pants, there is no single upgrade that will do that better than a solid state drive. Today we will be taking a look at a drive from Patriot Memory, the 64 GB Torqx.

ASUS P7H55D-M EVO Clarksdale Motherboard @ Benchmark Reviews

Intel-land is becoming a very confusing place of late. An Intel Core i7 processor might be Socket 1366, or it might be Socket 1156. A Core i5 processor might be dual core or quad core; it might have Hyper-Threading or not, or integrated video or other features, and there's no way to tell just from the name. And to make things even more confusing, there are now four consumer-level chipsets for Core i5 processors: the original P55, as well as the new H55, H57, and Q57 chipsets. The newer chipsets are required if you want to use the integrated video feature of some of the Intel 2010 Core Processor Family CPUs, and ASUS, as always, is ready with new motherboards to support the latest technology. In this review Benchmark Reviews covers the new ASUS P7H55D-M EVO motherboard, based on the Intel H55 chipset.

Gigabyte X58A-UD3R Intel X58 LGA 1366 Motherboard Review @ ThinkComputers

So in the back of my mind I had decided we had probably seen the last of the LGA 1366. A shame too, as there are other new technologies coming online, SuperSpeed USB 3, and SATA 6GB/s, and I figured the only way a Bloomfield user would get to use them would be by expansion cards. Then just last weekend I was chatting with a friend that had attended CES, who told me that Intel was working on a new LGA 1366 processor line, a six-core monster using 32nm.

ByteSized

OCZ Alchemy Series Elixir Gaming Keyboard Review @ ThinkComputers .:. Plextor PX-B940SA 12x Blu-ray Disc Writer @ BCCHardware .:. Cyber Snipa Silencer Review @ XSReviews .:. Sandisk SlotRadio Hands-On @ BCCHardware .:. The War on Web Content @ TechwareLabs .:. Addonics Pocket eSATA/USB DigiDrive @ techPowerUp

Asus EAH5750 Videocard @ Rbmods

On todays testbench is a Asus 5750 videocard, this is a 140$ card that seems to really bring some bang for the buck performance wise according to the specifications. We are going to compare it vs some higher performance cards that we have looked at before; and also try to boost performance with some overclocking.

Gigabyte's P55A-UD7 - The Most Packed P55 Board? @ Techgage

Are you looking for the most feature-rich P55-based motherboard possible? With its P55A-UD7, Gigabyte looks like its up to the challenge. In addition to the usual slew of features we've come to expect, the UD7 includes a built-in waterblock, a Silent-Pipe add-on, 24 power phases, SATA and USB 3.0, four PCI-E 16x slots, and more.

Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD6 motherboard review @ APH Networks

The Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD6 is one such example of a motherboard designed with Intel's new budget oriented Platform Controller Hub. Combined with USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s, how does it step up in the world of being an high end P55 motherboard from the motherboard giant? (By the way, the "A" in the P55A-UD6 name, like the rest of the Gigabyte motherboard line, symbolizes that it has USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s -- its close brethren, the P55-UD6, is pretty much the same motherboard, but without USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s.)

Gainward Radeon HD 5670 Review @ ultimatehardware

Gigabyte Radeon HD 5670 review also featuring Gigabyte Radeon HD 4770. Gigabyte Radeon HD 5670 has 4% higher clock speed, 20% higher memory speed and Directx 11 Support.

Case and Cooling

Boogie Bug Black Pearl Small Form Factor Case Unboxing Video @ eTeknix .:. NZXT Hades Crafted Series Mid-Tower @ Techgage .:. Moneual Lab Y601B @ techPowerUp .:. SilverStone Fortress FT-02 Case @ TechwareLabs .:. Coolermaster USP 100 Mid Tower @ Pro-Clockers .:. Thermaltake SpinQ VT CPU Cooler Review @ ThinkComputers .:. Evercool FIT Laptop Cooler @ PCShopTalk

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