John Morrison

BIOSTAR Introduces the Hi-Fi B150S5

BIOSTAR has introduced its latest Hi-Fi series motherboard intended for gaming and multimedia system builders. With support for the latest 6th-gen Intel Core processors and support for PCI-e 3.0 devices, BIOSTAR claims their Hi-Fi series can give with a full-immersive audio and visual experience powered by the latest processors and DDR4 memory up to a …

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MSI Announces the Aegis SFF Gaming PC

MSI Computer Corp has launched yet another SFF (or very close to SFF) Gaming system the MSI Aegis Barebone PC. Aegis comes with a unique case design that is compact, easy to upgrade and houses a full sized MSI GeForce graphics card, up to a GTX 980 Ti. The chassis includes a built in stand, handle and …

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ECS Introduces the H110I-C4P ITX LGA1151 Motherboard

ECS has launched a new M-ITX motherboard – the H110I-C4P, a value-orientated board based on Intel’s H110 chipset. The board features support for 6th generation Core, Pentium, and Celeron processors, in the LGA1151 package. For power delivery, the usual ATX 24-pin and 4-pins are present, sending electrons to a simple 4-phase VRM. The CPU is wired …

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AMD Shipping Bristol Ridge APUs

AMD has announced that it is shipping its seventh generation of accelerated processing units (APUs), codenamed Bristol Ridge, ahead of schedule, with HP confirming that its Envy x360 convertible laptop will feature the parts. No word on whether or not these include the AM4 parts. Based on the same 28nm Excavator architecture as the sixth-generation …

Cooling Reviews

Passive Cooling – An Experiment

One of the major issues we come across when building our Small Form Factor systems is cooling. There just never seems to be enough space to cool our systems efficiently and quietly without investing major effort, or considerable expense. With proper design and creativity, however, good cooling can be had. And it was with this goal in mind …

Misc Reviews

Noctua’s Chromax Range – Colourise Your System

Noctua has, since their inception in 2005, stuck with a set “coffee and cream” colour scheme across their entire product line… until now. Noctua’s new Chromax range – along with the Redux and IndustrialPPC line of fans, reviewed by us a while ago – adds some much needed variety to Noctua’s stable. With the prevalence of …

Cooling Reviews

High End Downdraft – How Does the Noctua NH-L12 Compare?

Sometimes, downdraft cooling is the best option for a SFF build. Tower coolers don’t cool memory, chipset or any other board components particularly well. Downdraft coolers also have the added advantage of being able to act as an intake for slimmer cases – enabling you to use one less fan – making for a quieter …

Cooling Reviews

NH-D9L – Mini Tower for your Mini Tower

Sometimes, you just need a tower cooler. Maybe the airflow design of your case needs front to back cooling, or maybe you just need to get the heat out of the top of the chassis. The problem we come across in the world of SFF is that a full sized tower cooler will quite likely …

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John Morrison – Page 53 – SFF.Network

BIOSTAR Introduces the Hi-Fi B150S5

MSI Announces the Aegis SFF Gaming PC

ECS Introduces the H110I-C4P ITX LGA1151 Motherboard

AMD Shipping Bristol Ridge APUs

Passive Cooling – An Experiment

Noctua’s Chromax Range – Colourise Your System

High End Downdraft – How Does the Noctua NH-L12 Compare?

NH-D9L – Mini Tower for your Mini Tower