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This is kinda what gets to me about the reviews of higher wattage power supplies out there today. At no time is it stated in reviews in general that people are testing on a 20 amp circuit. It is not mentioned that those units that passed @ 100v ship with a 15 amp plug in the US. It is not...

That was fantastic. They sold me on the game with just one spot on Conan.

I know, lets take a product rated for 30c and test it at 45c and when it fails I will be a HERO! If you want to compare it against other products that is reasonable, but testing a product above and beyond its specs then saying "it failed" is pretty misleading...

I think a lot of the gains for this will be in sound profile. With my OC'd 780 the fans will spin up as the loudest thing in the case by far. With a AIO on the GPU, even a low cost H60, it would drop the temp and noise by a great deal. I do not think I will really get more out of it as far as...

They went after stop lights and stop signs specifically. Must be trying to combat Waze with GPS based traffic flow and crowd sourced traffic input for route generation. Stop lights and stop signs is the next step to make that "time to destination" even more accurate.

The problem with the prior art part is that last year patent law was changed. The most significant of the changes to U.S. patent law, namely the shift from first to invent to first to file, took place on March 16, 2013. Its all about what the USPTO considers "prior art". If you word and describe...

For the 295X2 you can use any of the PCIe connectors. You should only use the cables with single connectors for power. The single cable with two connectors on it will not hold up to the power draw of that card.

Given your system specs your not pulling enough power to get the fan to spin up. It only comes on based on temperature and load. If you are pulling less than 300 watts @ 25 c it wont come on.

They are available from Corsair's website right now if you want it. Probably show up on Newegg and such in a few weeks.

Launch date shown looks to be Q2, so yeah, it would be awhile before it shows up for review or 80 Plus certifications. Probably late March early April. Yes, Flextronics is the OEM.

MSRP will probably be $449. www.corsair.com/ax1500i That link should go to the teaser page for the PSU.

From the looks of the photos of the Computex system and video's, a 1" 240 rad on top will work with push/pull (H100i in the demo system). Judging by the slight overlap of the MB a 280 rad would not work with push/pull. The front seems to have room for a 1" think rad with fans on the front of...

H80/H100 have a 2 amp per header or 4 amps total across all 2/4 (respectively) connectors on the control board. My nod is for the Noctua F12 fans if you want a good replacement fan for the H80 stock fans.

The unit Corsair uses does not have this functionality built into the unit. @Antec_Jessie The screen shots show a dBa reading, can you explain this functionality a little more? Do you actually have the ability to read SPL dBa from the case?

Anything is possible. If there is enough demand I guess Corsair would be crazy not to offer it. Looking at the pictures of the case it seems that both sides are exactly the same and the solid side panel would be interchangeable with the windowed side panel. How many people would want a non...

I use the G13 for mostly WoW usage. The software was mostly painless to work with but had some issues with detection in older revisions (profiles would dissapear at the most inopportune times). The latest release of the software has not given me any of the same problems and has worked without...

I ordered one from the Antec web store on Monday because they said it was in stock. My order history page has stated "released" for 3 days now. Got an email back from customer service today saying it was back ordered and they expected stock on Friday or early next week. Anybody actually get one...

If you want to hand over another 100 bucks to Corsair go for it. A push pull configuration with the H50 with high static pressure fans will give you about the same performance for a fraction of the cost. Out of box performance will give you a good 5+ degrees but you can get the same with...

The only real place to install a H70 on a 600T is on the rear exhaust opening. The front and top mounted 200mm fans block any other area you would have to install it. Just remove the stock 120mm fan from the rear and replace it with the H70 fans/radiator.

Hyper 212 in my experience has always been a top performer in the dollar/performance category. The mounting hardware leaves a little to be desired compared to some other solutions on the market, but if your not taking it off and on all the time it wont be a issue. My money would be on the Hyper...

On the Socket 754 CPU's (Single Channel) you can not run more than 4 banks of memory @ DDR 400 (2 sticks of 512, exactly what you have). If you put in a third stick it will drop to DDR 333 (166 mhz DDR).