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The Enermax Card Reader comes with
everything you need to get up and running. Enermax even includes a free
carrying case. Inside the carrying case is a mini driver CD (Not to be
confused with the actress,
Minnie Driver).

The card reader and USB
cable fit nicely into the case. The case also has room for four
memory cards and the driver CD.

This is an external card reader so
you can pretty much put it where you want. I chose the top of my
case just for ease of access. Once installed, you will notice four
new drives in your windows explorer.

I like the fact that each drive is
labeled CF, SM, SD, and MS just so you can take a quick glance and know which
drive is for which media.
Testing
I tested the card reader using a
Compact Flash card and Sisoft Sandra. The device was hooked up to a USB
2.0 port.

Conclusion
The card reader performed just like
it was supposed to. What I mean by that is, when you buy a device like
this you don't want any unexpected surprises. The Enermax 7 in 1, was easy
to install and use. Within a minute the driver was installed and the
device was ready for use. You really can't ask for it to be simpler.
The device is small and easy to transport from computer to computer with the
included carrying case. The device also has an aluminum exterior that
should provide the device a little protection from small drops. I
"accidentally" dropped the card reader 3 feet on to a tile floor and the device
still functioned properly. The Enermax Aluminum 7 in 1 Card Reader can be
yours for only
$17.99 at Newegg. That is an incredible price.
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Club
Overclocker Rating |
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Innovation: |
8.5
out of 10 |
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Performance: |
9.5
out of 10 |
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Quality: |
9.0 out of 10 |
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Stability: |
N/A |
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Compatibility: |
9.5 out of 10 |
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Overclocking: |
N/A |
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Software Pack: |
8.5 out of 10 |
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Value: |
9.5 out of 10 |
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Overall Rating 9.0 |
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Skill Level |
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Project Skill Level
(10 being hardest) |
1
out of 10 |

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