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The ASUS STRIX GTX 750 Ti OC Edition Video Card Reviewed

At COMPUTEX 2014, Futurelooks had a chance to check out a new series of hardware and peripherals called STRIX. Unlike ROG, which is geared towards hardcore enthusiasts and overclockers, STRIX is more for the ... Continued

ADATA Premier SP610 256GB SATA Solid State Drive Review

ADATA has recently, they launched their latest SSD featuring a new controller. As part of their Premier series, this new controller helps ADATA service customers who need bang for buck performance, positioned... Continued

Kingston HyperX Fury 240GB SATA SSD Reviewed

Not too long ago, it seemed like SSD pricing would never reach mass market affordable levels. Now we're finally seeing SSD prices below 50 cents a GB, making it a great time to buy. 240GB SSDs seem to be the ... Continued

NZXT H440 ATX Computer Enclosure Reviewed

Many enthusiasts are starting to gravitate towards clean looking cases. And companies like NZXT are willing to deliver them. While this trend has gone so far as removing even optical drive bays, end users sti... Continued

PDXLAN 22: Futurelooks Visits In-Win, Rosewill, Puget Systems, Thermaltake, and NVIDIA

Just this weekend, I stopped by PDXLAN 22 to see some of the tech industry's best DIY companies. The list included In Win Development, masters of the art of enclosure designs; NVIDIA, who brought graphics c... Continued

MSI GTX 750 Ti OC TwinFrozr II Video Card Review

Is it possible to game on a 1080p monitor,with most of the eye candy turned on without having to spend $200 or more for a graphics card? Well, we saw the Fermi based NVIDIA GTX 650 Ti make that a reality on m... Continued

Kingston HyperX Cloud Gaming Headset Review

When it comes to video games, three attributes sell the game: audio, graphics, and game play. However, I've found that many game developers really focus on the graphics and game play more so than the audio. I... Continued

The Intel Core i7-4790K “Devil’s Canyon” Processor Reviewed

Haswell's successor is code named "Devil's Canyon" and it's here for us to check out today. And it turns out that the LGA 1150 socketed processor is compatible with both Z87 and Z97 motherboards which is grea... Continued

Intel Z97 Motherboard Round Up – GIGABYTE GA-Z97X-UD5H, MSI Z97 Gaming 7, ASUS Z97 Sabertooth MKI, ASRock Fatal1ty Z97 Killer

The computer DIY market is an interesting paradox these days. The Intel 9 Series "Broadwell" chipset motherboards released, while Z87 boards seemingly start hitting their prime with solid BIOS and software up... Continued

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