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Clear Keyboard Review
Keyboards; everyone has them, and you use them everyday, so you want a good one right? Yes you most certainly do (don’t lie). Now we get to take a peek at Xoxide’s All clear multimedia keyboard.
Packaging When I saw this package waiting outside for me I couldn’t believe the size of it!!! It was approx 20x12x8”. The keyboard itself safely inside it measures 18x8x1.5”. That’s a giant package for something little!! It was VERY well packed, and completely safe for the journey. By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 15:22 | read more
Logisys Illuminated Keyboard Review
Logisys Illuminated Keyboard Intro Lights... Power... Frag! Those are the words you will be saying when you are using the Logisys Multimedia Illuminated Keyboard. When I first went to my front door to retrieve this illuminated keyboard, I was nervous. The box was a bit beat up from the outside. However, Xoxide did a great job of packaging the actual product, and there was no defect what so ever. By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 15:21 | read more
Func Anti Friction Liquid Review
Introduction We've all been there. Playing at a LAN party, possibly a game of counter strike. Final round, tie game. Everyone on both teams is dead except for you and your arch enemy. Your both equally good. Thousands of gamers watching over your shoulder. Then at the edge of your screen you see him. The adrenaline rushes through your body. You rip your mouse across the pad aiming for the headshot. You're inches off when he lets off a shot and it pierces your flesh. No gamer ever wants to be in this situation. Just like counter terrorists need to be armed with the best of equipment so do gamers. No gamer should be without Func Anti-Friction Liquid, which can be purchased from Xoxide.com on your local super information highway(aka internet). By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 15:17 | read more
OCZ Powerstream 520W Review More Power Supplies at Xoxide.com
OCZ Powerstream 520W Intro I own an Antec True 550 and a PC Power and Cooling TurboCool 510 Deluxe PSU First let's go over what OCZ offers with this new PowerStream series. OCZ Powerstram 520W Specs: Technical Specs: OCZ Powerstream 520W Description With its universal ConnectAll™ connector, the PowerStream power supply Each OCZ PowerStream family member includes the PowerFlex™ feature for By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 15:11 | read more
Xoxide Computer Temperature Controller
Intro Keeping your computer’s components cool is necessary to gain performance and life span. If you’re tired of frequently checking you PC’s temperature, relax we have a product that will put you to rest. Today we’re taking a look at the "Computer Temperature Controller”. The first thing I asked my self when I received the item was “who makes it”? After thoroughly scanning the box, unit, and manual I came up empty handed; this was a “no-name” product. No-name products usually are made poorly; who knows this may be an exception. Besides, when the unit goes bad, and one of my components fries, who am I going to sue? By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 15:04 | read more
Cooler Master Musketeer Review
Introduction Cooler Master has always been a leader in introducing unique and innovative products into the case modding market, and their newest line of products is no exception. The Musketeer is one of the most stylish case modding devices that has ever hit the market. The Musketeer is cleverly designed to display fan voltage, audio sound pressure, and temperature via the three front analogue gauges. Contents and Specifications By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 15:01 | read more
Thermaltake XTunner Review
Intro When installing fans, you can never seem to find the sweet spot between “cool” and “quiet” that is why they invented this nifty little thing called the fan speed controller. And so, nowadays, you can scarcely find a modded case without one. The problem is most people have found that it is way too much of a strain to reach all the way over to your tower, so Thermaltake found a solution. Now the extent of your fan-adjusting strain is to push a button on a handy little remote (which any of you capable of using a mouse should be able to do without stretching a muscle in your forefinger). By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 14:59 | read more
Vantec Nexus Review Introduction to the Vantec Nexus In the past few years, Intel and AMD have started releasing faster processors at record speeds and intervals. Combine that with overclocking becoming more popular and the need for fans has increased dramatically. Many people (myself included) need high airflow periodically when their processors and video cards are at full load, but need a blissful silence occasionally. Enter the Vantec Nexus NXP-205. The Vantec Nexus NXP-205 follows Vantec’s pattern for aesthetics and functionality at an attractive price. Initial examination showed that the Vantec Nexus NXP-205 was built very well and was extremely sturdy; I also noticed that the PCB was very thick. Vantec Nexus Packaging The Vantec Nexus NXP-205 came packaged nicely in clearly labeled box on which the directions were printed. By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 14:58 | read more
Hardcano 13 Review
October 2004 - Taipei, Taiwan - Thermaltake Technology Co., Ltd is proud to announce their all-new extravagant, modish application for the 5.25” drive bay, the Hardcano 13. For the contemporary life, the Hardcano 13 displays creativity and uniqueness. Not only is the Hardcano 13 an ideal solution for integration of a Smart Card Reader/Fan Controller but also an in vogue additive to users’ PC chassis. The Hardcano 13 is the best six in one card reader, which is compatible with six different media: CF/BM, Microdrive/SM/SD/MMC/MS. The great fan controller/monitoring device contains four sets of temperature display, four sets of fan speed display, and four sets of fan failure display. In addition, the Hardcano 13 displays temperatures from Celsius to Fahrenheit readings. By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 14:56 | read more
Xoxide Digital Fan Controller Review
Introduction When it comes to overclocking, the load and idle temperature of the overclocked “party” is critical when it comes to success or failure. Unfortunately, because they are based off a mathematical formula derived in controlled conditions, the temperatures reported from the “stock” thermal sensors are often inaccurate, The temperature readouts coming from Abit boards are lower then the readouts from Asus boards; showing an anomaly in the derivation of the temperature. So solve this problem, many overclockers buy separate digital thermometers, resulting in a more accurate readout. By hardwaremods at 2006-05-08 14:54 | read more
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