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    QNAP Launches USB 3.2 Gen 2 Dual-port PCIe Expansion Card for NAS and PC

    PCIe Gen2 x 2 So a limit of 1.0 GB/s on the PCIe bus, not enough for 10Gb (10/8=1.25).
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    OCZ Filing for Bankruptcy, Announces Offer from Toshiba to Purchase Assets

    I'm afraid PC Power and Cooling was just a name under OCZ. I know the Silencer Mk III was a Seasonic design down to the 120mm fan.
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    Radeon R9 290X Clock Speeds Surface, Benchmarked

    Agreed, I'm pretty close to an AMD fanboy; I want them to succeed badly but hype is a dangerous thing. I know why I'm still running a 1090T.
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    Antec Launches NeoECO C Power Supply Series in Europe

    Hmm, too bad they killed the 80mm fan in the 400w model. It would have been nice to have a modular psu for 2U chassis.
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    AMD Readies a Pair of Energy-Efficient Socket FM2 APUs

    Iommu my friends. My interest in Richland is mainly for the cheap access to new(ish) virtualization tech. Intel's chips are faster, there is little doubt of that, but you have to pay out the nose for any premium features. The only thing I'm pissed about is that AMD seems to have broken their...
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    Patriot Introduces the Supersonic Mini USB 3.0 Drive

    Nice, I liked their X-porter mini my NAS' OS lives on one. This could cut down on boot time.
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    OCZ Technology Provides Further Update on its Business

    I just hope if they crash and burn they don't take Power PC and Cooling down with them.
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    Infortrend's Flagship ZFS-Based NAS Offers 8 GB RAM & 10-GbE Connectivity

    I don't know. Isn't 8 gigs of RAM towards the low end of things for zfs? My FreeNAS box runs on a meager 4 GB but The Best Practices Guide essentially calls for 8 GB at a minimum (for pre-caching) and recommends a gig of RAM for every TB of disk space. This seems under spec'ed for "Flagship."
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    Toshiba Begins Sample Shipments of Business Critical Large Capacity Enterprise HDDs

    I just wish I could find Toshiba's new 512 sector, 4,700 RPM drive in the States. Would be a good replacement for the venerable Hitachi 5K3000.
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    Scythe Restructures U.S. Operation, Won't Leave

    Oops, fans not drives. While I agree with you than scythe isn't the only company that makes good fans; they do have a couple of models that are truly great especially at their price point. I rushed to get the fans I did mostly to insure that all my fans would continue to have an...
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    Scythe Restructures U.S. Operation, Won't Leave

    This was a dick move, I saw this news on another tech site and rushed to order drives I didn't need yet. I'm pretty annoyed with this now defunct division.
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    Is Haswell the Last Interchangeable Intel Client Processor?

    Oddly enough for me it's my processors that get transplanted to new mobo's not the other way around. My old 775's now run entry level mobo's with on-board video for my HTPC and NAS while the old enthusiast mobo's are long gone. I like collecting my old processors, I figured one day I would...
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    Cooler Master Announces the CM Storm QuickFire TK Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

    I was interested in the older rapid fire design but the lack of a Num pad and the excessive branding scared me away. Definitely going to give this a look. Cool.
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    Seasonic G Series 550 W

    I'd love to pick one up on sale some time, the hold up time worries me though. Will it play nice with a consumer UPS? They already seem to have trouble enough with Active PFC power supplys.
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    ECS X79R-AX Stealth Motherboard Pictured

    I think a shroud just for the expansion slot area would be a great idea, especially for aftermarket Video card heatsinks that dump hot air directly in the case. Quick and dirty sketch: (in ms paint for pantherx12) No motherboard component can be more than 15mm tall in that area to meet speck...
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