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Friday, April 9, 2010
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SuperSpeed USB (otherwise known as USB 3.0) is a new standard for PC peripheral connectivity. Although Intel has been hesitant to make this interface truly standard, more and more vendors are including the technology on their motherboards
, and you can even purchase add-on cards to upgrade your current system. The increase in data transfer naturally lends itself to increased hard drive performance, and PC equipment manufacturers are now revealing hard drive enclosures featuring USB 3.0. Rosewill has been making good PC peripherals for several years, including external hard drive enclosures. They have recently introduced their RX358 USB 3.0 hard drive enclosure, which promises the ease of USB with the data capabilities of SATA.
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
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So what?s the hype on this webcam? Well, it can take still pictures with a resolution of five mega pixels (when used with the software)? which is definitely better than most of our lame camera phones. Also, for the consumer on the move, this webcam is plug-and-play, which means you don?t have to install any of the drivers unless you want to use some of the more advanced features of the webcam. If you do want to use the drivers, they are available on the included installation disk as well as downloadable from www.rosewill.com.
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
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Whether you need an inexpensive communication tool for Skype video chats or you want something to keep up with your DailyBooth addiction, an affordable webcam can certainly be a worthwhile investment. It?s easy to get caught up in the more expensive offerings with a bunch of fancy features, but oftentimes something like the Rosewill RCM-8163 webcam can be more than adequate. Does this cheaper alternative stand up against its more expensive counterparts? Let?s find out.
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Friday, September 25, 2009
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" Today we're looking at the Rosewill Xtreme 850W power supply, a unit that comes with enough horsepower for a hungry SLI/Crossfire setup, but with a price tag that won't break the bank. It's got some flash with a pair of blue LED fans, and it promises good performance at a good price. Sounds like a plan to us. Let's take a look and see if the Rosewill Xtreme 850W can live up to those claims."
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Monday, February 23, 2009
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Performance 650 W (also called RP650-2) is a new power supply from Rosewill, featuring a 120-mm fan, active PFC, two auxiliary cables for video cards and labeled as having a 730 W peak power. Is this a good product? Can it really deliver 650 W? Let's see.
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Monday, September 1, 2008
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Rosewill is the brand-name associated with the reseller Newegg.com. Like Costco?s Kirkland, Newegg uses Rosewill to sell competition products at cheaper prices than the big names that they already sell because they don?t have to play the middle man of reselling, they are selling factory direct. Recently, Rosewill has put together their latest aftermarket GPU cooler, the RCX-V100, which we have for review today. Because companies like Rosewill sell a wide variety of products, they are not always associated with the best of quality. Especially in a market like cooling, where companies have become extremely specialized, many people won?t trust a generic name like Rosewill. Can it stand up to the test, though? We?ll find out.
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Friday, August 1, 2008
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Rosewill recently introduced the extreme 630W version of its Xtreme series of extreme power supply units. The Xtreme 630W version retains the quadruple 12V rails and extreme SLI readiness of its more powerful Xtreme siblings, while adequately powering most mid- to upper-mid-end rigs. ThinkComputers goes man and machine, power extreme, in this review of the Rosewill Xtreme 630W.
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
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Rosewill has long had a reputation of providing a quality product for an affordable price. With that theme in mind, these guys have come up with a line of power supplies aimed at the enthusiast market. They still look at providing an affordable power solution, but this time around they have added features to keep those with extreme power needs happy. The Xtreme series of power supplies weigh in at models from 630 watts to 850 watts. Today we will take a look at the little guy in the lineup, the 630 watt model to see what it can do with a reasonably intense system. Stability will be key so we will look not only the level of power but also at whether or not it can maintain this level with little to no fluctuations.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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Rosewill is a very popular brand in the United States and their RD600N-2SB-SL-BK power supply is a rebadged Solytech SL-8600EPS, featuring active PFC, 120-mm fan and two auxiliary power plugs for video cards under SLI or CrossFire configuration. Is this a good product? Can it really deliver 600 W? Let's see.
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
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The Rosewill RX82-U is a USB enclosure for SATA hard disk drives featuring two easy-to-swap trays. Running in JBOD mode, each drive gets seen as its own self, so the user will see two drives if two drives are installed. More trays can be purchased and drives can be hot-swapped as needed.
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008
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Rosewill is one of those companies that is often overlooked by enthusiasts. I have also been guilty of name-dropping, and thinking Rosewill as "too cheap" or "too generic" before I tried any of their products. Today I will be reviewing the Rosewill RCX-Z775 CPU Cooler. It is a tower styled cooler, designed to fit LGA775 coolers, and sporting a 92mm fan. I am very familiar with 92mm tower coolers, having used them nearly exclusively for the past three years. How will the Rosewill cooler stack up against other 92mm towers? Read on and see...
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Monday, March 24, 2008
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The overall process of putting everything together in the Rosewell R6XR8-BK case was a seamless and painless one. Rosewill's idea of screw less design certainly delivered and made the process a little more enjoyable. The two supplied 120mm fans...
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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For most folks, the name Rosewill means peripherals. Whether you are looking for enclosures, switches, keyboards, KVM devices or external enclosures, Rosewill likely has something that fits the bill. They are also generally known for offering a product for a reasonable price, something that isn't always a common practice in today's marketplace. On the table this time around is one of their newer external hard drive enclosures, the RX81-MP-SC; this is an enclosure designed to fit SATA hard drives in an easy to use manner. With SATA drives becoming the standard, IDE devices are getting to a point where they are no longer needed, but an external SATA enclosure can be a true friend for those looking for a means to back up important data.
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Friday, February 22, 2008
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External options still seem to be the best because of all those factors. Millsy has been checking out some huge back planes from Thecus which are perfect for the hardcore data fiends. Smaller scale users tend to benefit most from single and dual drive external enclosures. These include USB 2.0 and eSATA enclosures like the Rosewill RX81-MP Storage Enclosure. Why eSATA you ask? Read on see the two versions compared.
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Monday, February 18, 2008
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The Rosewill RX353-S BLK is a SATA drive enclosure that offers both USB 2.0 and the latest eSATA interfaces. The aluminum case accepts any single 3½" SATA drive, either SATA150 or 300, with support for NCQ and up to 1TB of capacity. With the USB 2.0 connection, transfer rates of up to 60MB/s are possible and 300MB/s with eSATA, depending on the drive used.
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