An Update to Our Hardware Comparison Charts
Another month rolls by and we've updated our hardware comparison charts. Click through the links to view all the relevant data matched up against the new additions listed below.
- beQuiet Dark Rock Pro C1
- Prolimatech Armageddon
- Prolimatech Genesis
- Prolimatech SuperMega
- Xilence M612
- Zalman CNPS11x Extreme
2009 3.5” Desktop Hard Drive Charts
- Samsung Spinpoint F3R HE103SJ , 1000 GB, 7200rpm, 32 MB Cache
Enterprise Hard Drive Charts 2010
- Seagate Constellation.2 7.2k 2.5" 1000GB
- Seagate Savvio 10K.5 10k 2.5" 900GB
- Thecus N5200XXX RAID 5 ext4 (5 HDD)
- Thecus N4200Pro RAID 5 ext4 (5 HDD)
PSU Charts:
- Silverstone Strider Gold 750W
- Seasonic X-760
- FSP AU-700
- Antec HCP-850
- Kingston UltimateXX 233x (8GB, UHS-I)
- Kingston UltimateXX 233x (16GB, UHS-I)
- Kingston UltimateXX 233x (32GB, UHS-I)
- Lexar Professional 133x (8GB, Class 6)
- Lexar Professional 133x (16GB, Class 10)
- Lexar Professional 133x (32GB, Class 10)
- Patriot Class 6 (16GB, Class 6)
- Patriot LX (8GB, Class 10)
- PNY Optima (32GB, Class 4)
- SDXC C10 (64GB ,Class 10, SDXC)
- Pretec SDHC 233X (16GB, Class 10)
- Pretec SDHC Class16 (32GB, Class16)
- Samsung Plus (8GB, Class 6)
- SanDisk Ultra II (4GB, Class 4)
- SanDisk Extreme (16GB, Class 10)
- SanDisk Extreme III (4GB, Class 6)
- SanDisk Extreme Pro (16GB, UHS-I)
- Silicon Power Class 6 (16GB, Class 6)
- Silicon Power Class 10 (16GB, Class 10)
- Adata Turbo (8GB, Class 6)
- PNY Optima (8GB, Class 4)
- OCZ SDHC (4GB, Class 6)
- OCZ SDHC (8GB, Class 6)
- Transcend Class 6 (8GB, Class 6)
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Toms, I would really like you to review some low end PSU's just to show people why you shouldnt buy cheap crap.
Why update 2009 hdd charts? Aren't they still making HDDs in 2011?
Or is it just a really bad title?
Toms, I would really like you to review some low end PSU's just to show people why you shouldnt buy cheap crap.
Agreed. This is one of the biggest mistakes people make when buying computers. Everyone I build systems for gawk at the price of the power supply, but I keep telling them (tongue-in-cheek of course) that a $30 power supply may have a great price tag, it also has great features like keeping you on the cutting edge of hardware because you are constantly forced to upgrade due to failed components.
I then tell them (more seriously this time) that no one should ever spend less than $70 on a power supply, because most of the one's (I know there are a few exceptions) priced below that have crappy components that will fry their more expensive hardware.
A site like this doing some much needed myth-busting would be wonderful.