The OCZ Z 850W power supply is the first 80+ Gold power supply we’ve looked at, with one single rail providing 71A and ultra stable power it’s a killer PSU for enthusiasts.

The Jelfin gel covered mouse is a 1000 DPI 3 button mouse with a twist. A Gel covered twist. Is it a gimmick or a gadget more than a mouse?

GF100 is here and OCing it is different, peek into the future of overclocking and join us using EVGA Precision to OC the 480. (The Boss is going to kill me for this one 😉

If that original CPU water block on your ThermalTake Big Water set up, is not cutting it. well then we got a perfect candidate for you.

Looking for a little more than just sound from your ear buds? Check out the Technocel Ear Vibe which provides crystal clear sound and vibrates with the bass in the music.

The long awaited Fermi GTX-480 is in the Lab. Benchmarks have been flying by like never before. GTX-480 looks very very good. Peek at the review and stop reading those rumors.

A green-minded DVD drive that is capable of self destructing DVD’s? We review ASUS’s DRW-24B1ST optical drive to see if it has that James Bond 007 effect.

Gigabyte has another motherboard that supports SATA III, USB III, plus USB Power III on an X58 chipset. But thats not all they did, they also made this motherboard affordable.

Ever wonder what CPU platform was the best between the Core i5 750 and the Core i7 920? lets step inside and find out.

The Gigabyte HD 5870 Ultra Durable 1GB GDDR5 GPU is a welcome addition to the Gigabyte lineup of ATI cards and promises cooler temperatures and better overclockability.

CAS Latency 6, 2000MHz of raw DDR3 speed, and a fan to keep things cool, we review G.Skill’s PIS Series 4GB memory kit.

This is a review of the PC game Disney Alice in Wonderland. It is inspired by the Tim Burton film ‘Alice in Wonderland’.

The MSI R5770 HAWK is a great buy for the budget gamer wanting to have the best card for their money with a great cooler and tons of overclocking headroom and voltage options all in all great buy.

The Asus Maximus 3 Extreme LGA 1156 board is so feature rich and full of overclocking goodness that it’s hard to believe that they stuffed all those features on one board.

The long awaited desktop Hex core i7 980x is in hand, benchmarks humming along faster than ever, and the 6 core 12 thread beast is dropping jaws all around.

ASUS has brought to us another high quality motherboard, lets go see what it got.

Tired of buying PSU’s that have a boat load of extra wires? Well cooler Master has built a PSU that can accommodate a semi large computer while slimming down the amount of wires.

The Obsidian 800D is a full-featured full tower case from Corsair. It comes with lots of nice features and solutions for the tech-enthusiast.

We at Bjorn3D going to compare 4 different CPU coolers, on my Intel Core i5 750 CPU. Lets take a peek inside and see how these CPU coolers stack up to one another.

The HD5830 aims to bridge the gap between the HD5770 and the HD5850 both when it comes to price and performance.

The Asus EAH5670 1GB brings DirectX 11 to the $100 price range. Is it worth upgrading to?

Revised with cable management options, a black interior and a smoked side acrylic window, we review NZXT’s Tempest EVO case to see what makes this better than the original.

The Asus BD-Combo drive reads Blu-Ray Discs and reads and writes DVD and CD Discs making it a versatile choice for today’s computing needs. The Cyberlink Software sweetens the deal

The BlackArmor PS110 uses an ExpressCard to upgrade your laptop to USB 3.0 and can be used on a desktop with USB 3.0. The PS110 mates portability with speed in a big way!

Bitspower has brought us a unique, and great water cooling block to use on our ATI 5870 video cards. lets step inside and see why.

ATI has introduced the 5670 video cards that fully support Direct X 11 and is bellow the 100USD mark.

Razer has produced a mouse that fits both small and large hand types, also has a unique feature that will add more customizing. Lets step inside and see what it is.

The Asus P7P55D-E Pro is one of Asus’s lowest cost Sata 3 and USB 3.0 boards to date. Hitting the $200 price range Asus didn’t cut quality or performance, check it out.

Looking for a enclosure that is both cheap and flexable enough to be used on either E-SATA or USB? Then the INEO I-NA301Ue HDD enclosure will fit your bill perfectly.

Thermaltake has released a new version of their SpinQ cooler, the SpinQ VT. The original SpinQ was a horizontal design. The SpinQ VT is a vertical (Tower) design.

Ever wonder how two of the smallest Direct X 11 cards performed while in Crossfire? Lets find out shall we.

Following the LGA 1156 launch, Kingston released memory kits to fill the DIMM gaps. Designed specifically for 1156 i5/i7 motherboards, we review Kingston’s 4GB DDR3 1600MHz kit.

We got to see Fermi (GF100) at a private meeting in Vegas this past week and Fermi is looking good beyond belief good. The feature set has been redefined.

With the HD5670 AMD has brought DirectX11 to the mainstream sub-$100 cards. We have tested a reference card in some games to see what kind of performace you can expect at that price.

Crucial has always been the memory manufacturer that adds that extra bit of flair to our gaming rigs. And they did not forget about the new Core i5/i7 1156 socket CPUs.

Kingston sent in a 12GB kit of 1600MHz HyperX we were dying to try out. Take a look at what 12GB can do for you at a reasonable price.

Arctic Cooling has brought to us an affordable GPU cooler that is both silent and cools well.

Intel is presenting their Mainstream and lower cost i5 processors, given Intel produces some of the best OCing dual cores we have high hopes for the LGA 1156 i5 661!

Lets look at one GIGABYTEs first SATA III/USB III/USB Power III (Being Dubbed 333) capable motherboard the P55A-UD4P.

Razer has combined a little old school with a lot of high tech in the Abyssus Mouse. While it only has 3 buttons it also has 3500DPI, and a 3.5G infrared sensor.