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Friday, November 30, 2007
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Sonata Plus 550 is a mainstream high-quality mid-tower case from Antec, coming with a very well-known 550 W power supply (Antec Neo HE 550), a three-speed 120-mm fan on the rear and a very beautiful black finishing. Let's take a full look on this case from Antec.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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Today I shall be looking at a new product from possibly one of the better-known manufacturers of pc hardware. The manufacturer is Antec and the product in question is their range topping power supply the True Power Quattro 1000. Which delivers a full kilowatt of power.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2007
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Although modern processors are following a trend of faster and cooler operation, many notebook computers can still get very warm under normal operating conditions. Throw in a frag session and it may be more than your online opponent that goes up in flames, mainly due to the heat generated by today's higher-end video cards. Excess heat can damage your components and lead to premature failure. Thankfully, companies like Antec have produced various models of cooling pads to help mitigate overheating and keep your notebook in its happy temperature zone all for around $25.00...
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
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There have been a lot of different external hard drive enclosures made recently and many brands have already marketed several enclosures by this point in time. Well, many have, but not Antec. This is their first design and it looks like Antec is upping the ante by on the first go-around with their Antec Veris MX-1 Actively Cooled Hard Drive Enclosure.
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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
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We have been quite fortunate to review numerous Antec cases and power supplies in the past, so we were very excited when the TruePower Quattro 1000-watt power supply arrived at our door for testing. After we ran it through our normal battery of tests, we were impressed by its ability to maintain near perfect voltage regulation even during the grueling stress tests. To see just how well the Antec TruePower Quattro performed you will need to read the review.
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Monday, November 12, 2007
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There are names in the computer industry I just trust. Antec is among them. Year after year, Antec continues to provide quality products for nearly every budget sector of the computer enthusiast market. Normally, I eagerly grab them up as they come out. Today I get a chance to put my mitts on the NeoPower 650 Blue, Antec's latest offering in power supplies. Let's see how it does.
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Today the Nine Hundred Case and the Antec Trio 650w Power Supply are visiting our testing lab. These two items are usually sold separately but for our review, we are going to combine the two since they should offer a perfect fit for today's enthusiast computer market. Why you ask? Well with today's high speed, power sucking, personal computers; a case that claims to be able to harness the hottest of systems and a 650w Power Supply with triple 12 volt rails each boasting the ability to offer up 19 amps of stable power; together should provide an excellent overall solution.
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Thursday, November 1, 2007
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Today I will be reviewing the Antec Fusion Black 430 Media Center case. Unlike many other Media Center PC's that resemble a complete PC system sitting next to your home theatre setup, the Antec Fusion possesses clean lines, sleek appearance and a design that will neither overstate or understate it's presence beside your expensive home theater equipment. Let's dig in and find out just how well the Antec Fusion Black 430 Media Center case is put together.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
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Overall, the Fusion is a good choice for a HTPC chassis. The front bezel has a very classy, A/V receiver look that will blend seamlessly amongst other home theater equipment. Having the ability to adjust fan speed is a nice feature since at the lowest setting they are practically silent while still moving enough air to keep the hardware cool. Plenty of vibration dampening features is present on both the inside and outside of the case to additionally keep noise to a minimum, and it all works very well.
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
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The MkIII version of Antec's highly-popular Sonata series PC case is now on sale. But has the company continued to improve the chassis or is the third incarnation just more of the same?
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Monday, October 29, 2007
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The Antec Quattro 850W is a high end bargain power supply, if the term even exists, truly a testament of the meaning of value. For the price of a low end power supply, the Quattro 850W is up to par with power supplies priced in a much higher price bracket, matching them in performance and features.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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Antec P182SE is a 'Special Edition' version of their P182 case. Both cases belong to Antec's most high-end family of cases, Performance One. What is 'special' about P182SE compared to the standard P182 is the mirror-like finishing, external speed control for the top and rear fans, holes for external water cooling system, black interior and an internal flexible flashlight. Let's see how this latest high-end case.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
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Antec makes some of the best PC cases and power supplies available today. As far as cases go their Performance One series has been at hit. We have seen the P150, P160, P180, and P182 cases. Now it's time for the "Big Boy" the P190. The P190 combines 2 Antec power supplies with the P190 chassis giving you an all-in-one powerful system. This is the first time we have seen a dual-power supply design so it will be interesting to see how it works. Let's see what the P190 has in store for us!
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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
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This time we have another updated case from Antec in our hands. The Fusion cases are part of Antec's Veris family
and they are designed for HTPC use. They have the looks but are they up to the task?
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Friday, October 5, 2007
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The Veris family is a new line of personal home theater multimedia components made by Antec. Currently, the series contains only five products, but more are expected. Up for review today is the Veris A/V cooler, an ingenious accessory for prolonging the life expectancy of your home entertainment products by keeping your equipment running cool.
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