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Falcon Computers Dead Silence Kaveri Gaming BattleRig Review

To test the USB 3.0 capabilities of the Asus Z87-A motherboard, we use one of the fastest drives we have – the Patriot SuperSonic Magnum 256GB.

We reviewed this way back in February last year.
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Performance from the USB 3.0 ports is impressive, almost hitting 300 MB/s in the sequential read test.
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Peaks around 270 MB/s in the read test, close to the performance in CrystalDiskMark.

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4 comments

  1. Terrible Terrance

    I like the options in the configuator. I would add a GPU myself, doesn’t need to be much.

  2. your contact in the philipiines, how much and is this good for my front desk hotel activity

  3. Raymund Jovy Sugay

    Do you have a distributor here in the Philippines?