| DFI P55-T36 with Corsair H50 !!ADVISORY!! 11/03/2010 | Administrator  SFFClub has uncovered a compatibility problem with the Corsair H50 and the DFI P55-T36. The backplate of the H50 interferes with a motherboard comp [ ... ] |
SilverStone SG05 Review 21/02/2010 | Administrator  SFFClub has reviewed the SilverStone SG05 showing what makes this mini-itx case so innovative and special and why it may be right for you even with th [ ... ] |
DFI MI P55-T36 Review - I'm Lovin It 01/02/2010 | Administrator  SFFClub.com has reviewed the DFI MI P55-T36! DFI is the first to come out with an enthusiast mini-itx motherboard and they did not disappoint. T [ ... ] |
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DFI P55-T36 with Corsair H50 !!ADVISORY!!
Thursday, 11 March 2010 23:38 | 
Author: Administrator | 
SFFClub has uncovered a compatibility problem with the Corsair H50 and the DFI P55-T36. The backplate of the H50 interferes with a motherboard component risking damage to the board. This issue is of no fault to DFI or Corsair but should be taken into consideration if using these two parts together.
Last Updated ( Friday, 12 March 2010 08:55 )
SilverStone SG05 Review
Sunday, 21 February 2010 00:00 | Author: Administrator |
SFFClub has reviewed the SilverStone SG05 showing what makes this mini-itx case so innovative and special and why it may be right for you even with the SG07 being released soon. Check out the review and then post your experience with the SG05 on our forums.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 28 February 2010 22:49 )
New PC Design Lab mini-ITX HTPC/NAS Case
Wednesday, 17 February 2010 22:20 | Author: Administrator |
PC Design Lab has unveiled a new mini-itx HTPC/NAS case as the first of their "Hive Logix" series of cases. This case appears to be designed more for the industrial and home business community and maybe some media folks. The case cannot hold a full height video card and takes a Pico PSU. As with the Qmicra series of cases this case appears to have the same great quality, still built in the USA, and still maintains forward thinking innovation.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 18 February 2010 17:38 )
