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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
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We've looked at lots of NorthQ
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
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Back at the end of April, I to
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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NorthQ are a relatively newly formed Danish company who have a diverse range of products ranging from PC cooling solutions to power supply units. We have reviewed many NorthQ products in the past, including several power supply units which we found to be very capable. Today we will take a look at another NorthQ power supply, the Black Magic Flex 650W. This is a modular PSU selling at a very competitive price.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
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Greetings once more, my good readers. We're continuing our magic theme here at jonnyGURU.com by taking a look at the NorthQ Black Magic 850W unit. This is my second encounter with NorthQ after reviewing the Giant Connector 850W not long ago, which you may recall that I gave high marks to. Will the Black Magic be able to ensorcel me into giving it as good of a score? We shall see. Meantime, let's all look at the box.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2008
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Occasionally here at OCIA.net we receive review requests from overseas companies that we've never heard of before. Such was the case with computer and home electronics manufacturer NorthQ. Based in Denmark, NorthQ offers chassis, cooling and power supply products as well as other electronics for home and car. Today I will be taking a look at their Siberian Tiger water cooling system for AMD and Intel processors.
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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Our last review took a look at a cooling solution from the Danish company NorthQ. Today, we delve further into that company's products by examining one of their power supplies; specifically the fully modular Giant Connector 850W. Will its red LED fan leave us with a feeling of warm acceptance, or be a harbinger of certain doom? Let's find out.
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Friday, April 25, 2008
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The Siberian Tiger water cooling system is a sealed CPU water cooling system that takes a lot of the headaches out of water cooling. You don't have to worry about filling or draining the system every time you need to pull your rig down.
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Friday, April 11, 2008
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Today we will take a look at NorthQ's latest and greatest CPU cooler, the 3340WLA Extreme. There certainly isn't a shortage of CPU coolers on the market today and they come in all shapes, sizes and prices. Nearly two years ago NorthQ released the 3310BL UFO which we reviewed and it was a good cooler at the time, a design which they continuously evolved (and enlarged) for two years in order to keep up with the growing demand for better CPU coolers. The 3340WLA Extreme however is an entirely new design instead of an oversized version of the old 3310BL and today we will find out if it as capable as their past efforts.
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Monday, March 31, 2008
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In this review, we are taking a look at a whole new product from the Danish NorthQ. In 2007, NorthQ and Asetek began cooperating, and today we are looking at the fruit of their labour - Because we are taking a closer look at the NorthQ NQ-3580 which is a complete water cooling solution. The NorthQ NQ-3580 is packed in a very neutral dark blue package.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
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In this review, we take a look at a CPU cooler from the Danish company NorthQ. The last time we reviewed another one of their CPU coolers, the NorthQ-3340WLA Gamer cooler. So in this test, we take a look at the big brother, which is the NorhtQ-3340WLA Extreme Cooler. The NorhtQ-3340WLA Extreme Cooler arrives in a cardboard box with a handle on the top. The box is very much like a suitcase. There is a window at the front of the box, which enables you to get a good look at the cooler.
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Thursday, June 14, 2007
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Today we will take a look at a power supply unit made by NorthQ, a Danish computer components manufacturer. We have tested several NorthQ products in our labs during the past few years, most of which were power supply units. While these PSUs always were above average in terms of performance, quality and pricing, they were not powerful enough to please the most hardcore gamers and enthusiasts who always demand, nay require excessive, perhaps even unnecessary amounts of power. For NorthQ to appeal in this market, they decided to add another PSU in their products line-up; the Giant Reactor. The Giant Reactor can output exactly 1KW (1000W), enough power to feed a ludicrous number of components. Nonetheless, raw power is nothing by itself so we will put it to the test and see how clean and stable the output of this behemoth is.
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