Tawian – February 2, 2010 – Cooler Master offers an extensive range of power supplies that allows for a perfect fit for any system. The latest addition from Cooler Master is a range of 550W, 650W and 750W power supplies that specifically targets upper mid-range to high-end gaming systems, the Cooler Master GX-Series.

The Cooler Master GX range of power supplies feature a single powerful +12V rail that has been designed to deliver more than ample power to dual graphics card systems, no matter if you use SLI or CrossFireX. On top of this you also get a wide range of other high-quality Cooler Master features which makes the Cooler Master GX range the ideal solution for your system.

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I suppose that you could use the power supply that came with your notebook, but where would be the fun in that? Going further, what if you have multiple laptops (or netbooks) and don’t want to bother with multiple power supplies? On some level, these questions provided the inspiration for the Cooler Master SNA95 Slim Notebook Adapter that we’re going to have a look at today.

This product is meant to be a replacement for your OEM notebook power supply and it comes with a series of advantages over the garden variety notebook adapter. For starters, its 17mm thickness makes it one of the thinner notebook power supplies on the market. It’ll also work with a wide range of notebooks to boot.

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BFG Tech unleashes their new 1000 watt PSU today. Known as the EX-1000, this PSU promises up to 1000 watts of power and a prestigious “80 PLUS” Bronze rating for efficiency. This is achieved using their new proprietary Frequency Conversion Technology which drastically improves low load efficiency by emulating a lower sized power supply, allowing the EX-1000 to remain “at least 80% efficient, even with loads as low as 10% of the unit’s maximum capacity” according to the press release.

The EX-1000 is topped off by a super competitive $199.99 US price point and a lifetime warranty with 24/7 tech support.

If you’re looking around for one of these, you can find them exclusively at Best Buy where the Geek Squad will “TRY” to install it for you. Stack a few of those promotional coupons that they put out once in a while and you can have a pretty decent deal.

More information on this product can be found at the BFG Website.

To my neighbours to the north, hope you have a fabulous day today! If you celebrate like we do, don’t eat too much, don’t set anything on fire, spend time with family and/or friends, and in general enjoy yourself while you celebrate your country.

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Legit Reviews sits down with the MSI Wind U100-641US 10-inch Netbook

TrustedReviews focuses on the Casio Exilim EX-S12

DigitalTrends goes mobile with the Samsung Propel Pro

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Hardware Secrets goes inside the In Win X-Fighter Case

ITreviewed hooks up with the Synology Disk Station DS409slim

Tech-Reviews chills out with the Coolermaster Hyper N520 CPU Cooler

JonnyGURU examines the Kingwin Mach 1 1000W PSU

Guru3D checks out the Gigabyte GA-MA770T-UD3P motherboard

TechwareLabs gets its hands on the NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse

Last but not least, Legion Hardware shares its thoughts on some OCZ DDR3 PC3-12800 Reaper HPC

My insurance guy finally got to me today, only three business days after I was told he would. If I’m really, really lucky, I’ll have enough money left for a value menu lunch after they pay off what I still owe on my car. And I still have to find a “new” one. Looks like I’m seriously car shopping now!

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TrustedReviews takes a look at the Iiyama ProLite E2209HDS – Full HD 22in Monitor

techPowerUp examines the Inno3D GeForce GTX 295 Platinum (Single PCB)

bit-tech plays Tales of Vesperia

DriverHeaven sits down with the MSI GX723 Gaming Laptop

ITreviewed checks out ArcSoft PhotoStudio 6

TestFreaks touches down on the NewerTech Voyager Q FireWire USB eSATA – SATA Hard Drive Docking Solution

Hardware Secrets shares its thoughts on the Gigabyte G31M-ES2C Motherboard

HotHardware points and shoots the Olympus E-620 Digital SLR

Technic3D gets into the Scythe Kamariki 650W

DigitalTrends hooks up with the Acer Aspire easyStore H340

RBMods chills out with the Coolermaster Hyper TX3

BCC Hardware cuts the cord with the Linksys WRT610N Dual Band 802.11n Gigabit Router

TechwareLabs presents Changing the Game – A Brief History of CPU’s

And to finish us off for now, TweakNews sits down in front of the Samsung LN55A950 120HZ 55 inch 1080P LCD TV