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  2012-02-16 18:14:47
Reviewed by michael petty from sparks, NV US
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| The Good:
did not have good luck w this item just gave it the toss in the trash |
| The Squirrelly:
no squirrelly |
| Pro Tip:
look @ something else |
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2011-02-27 16:00:48
Reviewed by Anonymous from Amherst, NY US
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| The Good:
Easy to setup and start using out of the box. Connects at 130Mbs to my D-Link N router. Works excellent and so far I've had no issues. |
| The Squirrelly:
Very easy to install and for the money an exceptional buy. I recommend this item to anyone looking to go wireless at a fraction of the cost of high-end adapters. |
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If Windows doesn't recognize device once plugged in, simply insert driver disc and install drivers via installation process. To conclude...excellent value for the money. I will review once more if the products fails. Right now, its great. BUY IT!!! |
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This thing is excellent 2007-01-26 13:03:58
Reviewed by dell from Denver, PA US
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If you need to regulate your voltage than this is perfect for you. I needed this and got this which it works great. |
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Awesome power cleaner 2006-11-03 17:53:27
Reviewed by Anonymous from Denver, PA US
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It cleans your power and makes it better.
I love this thing cause its a nice little feature. |
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Excellent 2006-10-04 21:19:55
Reviewed by Lizard from Denver, CO US
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For an inline filter, the AVR cleans your power. No more fluctuations and issues with your system. Great product from APC. |
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2+ years uptime. 2009-01-30 08:36:06
Reviewed by Vlad from Grosse Pointe Park, MI US
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1. Quite fast. I mean there are faster Areca cards, but for the price it is great.
2. ESXi U3 supported. You need to go to areca website to download the drivers. There are some tricks to make it work, but nothing impossible. Other ARECA cards are supported as well.
3. Has support for event e-mailing - failed HDD, login to control website, etc. Works under Windows, no support under VMWare.
Cons: Takes time to rebuild a drive. May have compatibility issues with HDDs. I personally experienced problems with WD RE2 400gb hdds. Had to disable NSQ. Fortunatelly these drives are not produced anymore.
Overall: I'm totally satisfied. I repurposed an old backup server. Supermicro H8DAE MB, 2x 280 Opterons, 16 gb of RAM, Areca 1120 with 6 400gb WD RE2 HDDs. All needed hardware is supported under ESXi - Ethernet, Areca card, etc. I don't care about sound under VMWare. Now I have a great R&D server. |
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Excellent card. 2007-12-17 18:15:56
Reviewed by Fred from Denver, CO US
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Great RAID controller, easy to set up and maintain. |
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2013-02-24 20:25:28
Reviewed by Vernon Hill from Brooklyn, MD US
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Dollar for Dollar this is an awesome graphics board. Bought one for my system and will be getting another for the wife after seeing the performance. Asus realy makes the interface easy to use as well. |
| The Squirrelly:
Haven't found anything to complain about yet. |
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If you want awesome graphics but can't afford the very top of the line , this is well worth the dollars. |
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0 out of 2 people found the following review helpful: |
2009-12-14 18:57:12
Reviewed by Chris B from Farmington, MN US
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A router with 128 MB Ram, and a 500+ MHz CPU? This is currently the fastest router out there! (CPU wise) And now with DD-WRT support, this thing is the best you can get! Trust me, you dont want to miss out on this router! |
| The Squirrelly:
Not the Best range, but good speed. The stock firmware is not the best or stable, so I flashed dd-wrt right away, and seems to work flawlessly for me! |
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If you have a big network, or do a lot of P2P, trust me, this router will not disappoint! |
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1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful: |
2011-09-22 19:43:38
Reviewed by Tigerbalm from Renton, WA US
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Bandwidth, speed, although still 300 Mbps max, most uniquely cool looking design I've ever seen, small size, 2 USB, 2 year warranty, high quality build, long range and signal strength, better config page than any I've used, and of course, the price is lower and possibly the best wireless dual band router for your money! |
| The Squirrelly:
Not 450 Mbps for 5 Ghz channel. Although the most beautiful design, the cat ports located on the side exposes the wires! Solution is to use cat5/6 with 90 deg angled plugs. Can't think of anything else that is a negative! |
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The most bang for the buck for a high performance router! Replacing my Netgear 3700 was a great choice, giving me stronger/longer range of signal. RT-N56U crushes the 3700 in bandwidth! I'm getting 30 Mbps DL (ASUS) vs 28 Mbps (3700) respectively. 5 Ghz performance was also noticeably better, but still a little lag for online gaming vs Cat6. I totally approve of the ASUS RT-N56U after a few days of testing. Also, my netbook is getting 4/5 bars upstairs instead of 2/3 with the netgear 3700. |
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2012-03-21 20:51:28
Reviewed by F250Ray from Monroe, WA US
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Easy set up. External adjustable and upgradable antennas. Great range and is very stable. Works well with my old hardwired PC, two HP laptops, two android phones, external hard drive and HP printer. Actually looks good on the desk and you don't feel the need to hide it. Nice to have three guest accounts you can name on each band. Head and shoulders better than the Netgear 3800 I used for one week and returned. |
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The harware is first rate but the firmware is a work in progress. The router funtions fine but some of the adjustments in the software due not work correctly. ASUS is making constant improvements to the firmware so the issues should be corrected in short order. ASUS seems to work on issues to resolve them. |
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Best router out there that I tried. I also tried the Netgear 3800 which was worse than the D-Link DIR-615 I replaced. |
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2012-03-04 09:55:56
Reviewed by Philip Arcario from Howell, NJ US
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I purchased it from superbiiz one reason quietness. Well it is quiet. It also works well. My windows experience index for it is 7.1 2d graphics and 3d graphics. I built a large htpc first goal was quiet. there are not a lot of fanless gpu's . This one will play movies tv netflix via hdmi to a large tv just about perfectly. this is pretty much the best fanless gpu for htpc on the market. Only 4 or 5 to pick from. As usual superbiiz shipped fast and the price was good. |
| The Squirrelly:
Using hdmi to a 46 inch sony tv I have 0 squirrels. |
| Pro Tip:
Get an hdmi extender plug it into this then plug your hdmi cable into it. An extender cable is low cost. Make sure your case gets air from its other fans. |
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2012-11-01 16:53:12
Reviewed by nightmareID from des plaines, IL US
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Just got this card and I love it! It runs every game I've tried at max or near max settings. |
| The Squirrelly:
Nothing...this cards is amazing |
| Pro Tip:
Get it~ |
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2013-04-22 15:35:29
Reviewed by besweeet@gmail.com from San Antonio, TX US
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This was my first purchase from SuperBiiz, so I was a little hesitant when it came to actually buying the video card. It was a little over $8 cheaper than most websites (before shipping, of course), so I went for it. The shipping via UPS ground was quite fast. Ordered it Monday afternoon, and it arrived 3 days later on Thursday.
In regards to the video card itself, it's a freaking beast. I purchased it as an upgrade over my single GTX 560. After doing some initial benchmarks, I wanted to push it further by overclocking. Right now, via SAPPHIRE TRIXX, it's overclocked to 1150 (core) and 1600 (memory) with respectable temperatures.
Performance wise, it's up there with a GTX 680, and I'm sure it exceeds it a little bit in some areas. Given that the 7950 is $180 cheaper than a GTX 680, this is one helluva deal, and I don't understand why anybody would want to pass this up.
Also, the fans are pretty darn quiet, even at 100%. |
| The Squirrelly:
I can't think of a single con for this particular 7950. |
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