FeaturesIn the Lab: David Murphy Explains Case Reviews
Posted 02/05/08 at 05:10:03 PM by David Murphy
The ins and outs of determining a chassis' verdict at Maximum PC
ReviewsWestern Digital My Book World Edition II
Posted 09/10/07 at 07:44:57 PM by David Murphy
We fondly recall reviewing this unit’s connected brother in arms, the My Book Pro Edition II (March 2007). The products are virtually identical, featuring two 500GB hard drives locked in a RAID 0 configuration that gives you one honkin’ terabyte of space. The difference, of course, is that you access the World Edition II through an Ethernet cable instead of a FireWire or USB connection.
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ReviewsAbleton Live 6
Posted 07/19/07 at 05:20:44 PM by David Murphy
You can do so much with Live 6, it’s hard to know exactly where to begin describing this masterful software sequencer. So we’ll start at the top. With just a few clicks of an in-application help system, we were up and running with the program’s Operator add-on, creating notes and beats that sound as though they were pulled straight from a Keith Schofield music video. Awesome.
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ReviewsHitachi Deskstar 7K1000 Hard Drive
Posted 07/05/07 at 06:02:40 PM by David Murphy
Holy hell, man. We have been waiting for this day for a long time, and Hitachi is the first hard-drive manufacturer out of the gate to meet our terabyte-size storage needs. Yes, that’s right. A terabyte. One thousand gigabytes stuffed into a hard drive, or in this case, a Deskstar.
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ReviewsThermaltake V1
Posted 06/26/07 at 07:28:25 PM by David Murphy
We’ve been operating under the assumption that Zalman’s CNPS9700 is the Highlander of CPU coolers—immortal and utterly immune to the benchmarking threats posed by other, lesser devices. That’s until we ran across Thermaltake’s newest V1 cooler. As far as we can tell, the blue-lit device is the guy who brings the chain saw to a swordfight. It looks great, fits great, and outcools our reigning champion ever so slightly.
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ReviewsUltra Products E-Torque Midtower Case
Posted 06/14/07 at 05:49:06 PM by David Murphy
Reviewing Ultra Products’s E-Torque case is a bit challenging because this product is a strange mixture of good and great. And we’re not sure if that means it’s “grood” or “goodate.”
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ReviewsThermaltake LanBox VF1000SWA
Posted 06/14/07 at 04:57:40 PM by David Murphy
At first glance, Thermaltake’s Lanbox case looks like an absolute dud. Not because of its design but rather its size. What’s the point of buying a case that won’t fit, say, a GeForce 8800 GTX card?
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ReviewsSilverStone Tundra TD01
Posted 05/31/07 at 07:19:39 PM by David Murphy
If Maximum PC’s tests worked like a beauty pageant, SilverStone’s Tundra TD01 might win the swimsuit competition. Talentwise, however, this water-cooling rig would be akin to your average 18-year-old girl trying to belt out “Since You’ve Been Gone.” It isn’t horrific, but it’s no Kelly Clarkson.
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