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Akasa Everest Notebook Cooler Review

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I'm not too big of a laptop user because of three reasons: heat, battery life, and performance.  Some other minor reasons include lack of drive space and ports.  My old Dell Vostro 1500 equipped with the nVidia GeForce 8600 GT (fast for its time) gets very hot-- so hot in fact that if I use it on my lap it can give me red marks from the heat.  A great solution to the heat problem as well as adding ports and potentially even drive space is the Akasa Everest notebook cooler.  

 

Bigfoot's Killer 2100-The Gaming Man's NIC

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Do you remember the day's when your network controller was actually on a separate card?  Well those days might be returning through the efforts of Bigfoot Networks.  The Killer 2100 is a network interface controller designed for online games and boy does it get the job done.

  

 

 

 

Akasa's Venom: The Killer Cooler

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Venom, very much like the evil space symbiote of the same name, is quite powerful. Akasa's Venom is definitely an enthusiast grade heatsink. It is quite large, weighing 805g and measuring 120mm x 96mm x 160mm.

 

Noctua NF-S12B Fan Review

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Noctua is a small Austrian company specializing in high end computer cooling.  As the successor to the highly regarded NF-S12, the B variant  has a few refinements including a new beveled fan blade tip design.  With the ability to change the RPM via a "low noise" adapter (which appears to be just a resistor), it promises to be very quiet as well.

 

Scythe's USB Foot Switch

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Scythe has just recently released a line of USB Foot Switches.   Now the first question that went through my head when I first heard of this thing was "what in the world are USB Foot Switches?"  That was pretty easy to figure out as they are exactly what the sound like.  It is a switch that you push with your foot, connected to your computer via USB.  Scythe's USB Foot Switch comes in three varieties.  There are one pedal, two pedal, and three pedal versions, allowing you to choose how many pedals is the right number for you.  This article mostly focuses on the single pedal version since that is the kind I was using.

 

 
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