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13 fans all software controlled, aluminum frame, mesh and acrylic side panel window, removable motherboard tray, tool-less design, plus much much more. Meet Ikonik’s RA X10 Sim.

Sporting features like Japanese capacitors, gold plated connections, 99% capable PFC, and backed by a 5 year warranty, we review Thermaltakes ToughPower XT 850W power supply.

ABS Canyon 595 is a unique case where the external drive bay has been redesigned to face toward the side of the case. It has an elegant exterior, is light-weight, and made with all aluminum. Read more and see if this case can be the ideal case for you?

ThermalTake has a new series of chassis, that are roomy, and stylish. In a sence these redefine what a mid tower supposed to be. Take a look at ThermalTakes new line up the Element G, T chassis.

The new LGA 1156 Core i5/i7 CPU’s are here! Lets take them for a test drive and see how they run with and without Turbo Boost, and OCed until they scream for mercy.

Feser is well known for having one of the best radiators out on the market today, they also happen to be the largest radiators on the planet. Well see how Feser stacks up with their Triebwrek fans.

With the expense of Solid State Drives come longevity concerns, you want to get the best performance, this article details some of the tricks for longevity and optimization.

The MSI 785GM-E65 is a micro ATX board packed with features built with the updated AMD 785G chipset with 128MB SidePort memory. It may just be the best choice for HTPC board we have tested so far. How does it fares against the competitor? Check our review as we put …

GIGABYTE has come up with a motherboard that has good overclocking capabilities while at the same time making this motherboard affordable.

Targeted for upper mainstream and performance users the Kingston SSDNow V+ offers great performance for the more budget minded that still want high end performance.

The Silverstone SUGO SG05 is a small SFF-case that offers the possibility to combine a small form factor with regular performance components.

  When one 4890 just isn’t enough then there are not a whole lot of options for expansion. Your best bet is to grab another 4890, and run Crossfire. Today we have the VisionTek 4890 here to do just that.

Designed to share music, movies, pictures, and data locally and across the internet, we review Patriot’s Corza NAS to see how it delivers.

We compare Gigabyte’s EX58-Extreme against the UD4P to see if the extra $70 is worth your money. Check it out before you go out and buy the board so you would not spend your hard earned money on something that you may not need.

Needing to find a new use for them upgraded 2.5″ HDD’s? Rosewill gives us a way to breed new life into these out dated HDD’s.