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Monday, December 12, 2005
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I have to applaud XG for their Dragon chassis. It is always a gamble to market a product with styling as over-the-top as this. While I've seen other manufacturers wrap an outdated, mediocre chassis in some superficial bling to milk some more dollars out of it, MGE has used a new chassis design with nice features and aluminum construction to bring a quality product to the marketplace. The overall fit and finish is excellent and its distinctive styling really grabs your attention...
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Friday, October 14, 2005
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If you want to hear a buzz when you walk into your next LAN party, then you will definitely want to walk in with the Dragon swinging from your right hand. It's portable, it's cool looking, and it performs very well. The features speak for themselves and that list of features is a long one, you definitely won't be disappointed with the Dragon from MGE...
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Friday, October 7, 2005
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At a price point of around 50 bucks, the Ninja 2 is a good value. For this reason alone I'm awarding this case a Great Product award, but just barely. It's a good case for the money, as long as the cost doesn't get much over the MSRP...
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Wednesday, September 7, 2005
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XG - Xtreme Gamers - have come up with a surprising PSU here. It doesn't just join the pack of standard high-end PSU's, but it has something different as well. The power output was rock solid, modular cabling is a blessing and very well presented, and there are unique features like the LCD display and LED's - however hard they are to see. Aesthetically, this PSU is great choice for a modder too. I would like to see a version of this psu in the future with a front panel lcd...
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Thursday, September 1, 2005
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The performance of the Magnum speaks for itself, it feeds ridiculously stable voltages to the systems components and does so remaining remarkably cool. If you have a silent system and are looking for a silent power supply, look no further than the Magnum, it'll be hard to get any quieter than this. If you need a powerful power supply for your SLI gaming rig, look no further than the Magnum. It looks good, performs even better, and is very well priced to boot. Only time well tell just how good this power supply really is...
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Saturday, February 5, 2005
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Installation is fast and easy and you'd be hard pressed to find a sharp edge. The spacious interior negates the need for a removable mobo tray and allows plenty of room for upgrades. The five 5.25" bay design and open side panels would make this a excellent base for building a water cooled rig...
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