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Today we will be looking at the customize USB drives from PromoLocker, an US based manufacture of USB drives. We worked with PromoLocker to create Bjorn3D’s own custom USB drive. Check out their service and the flash drive’s performance in our review.

  While third party heat sinks keep getting more and more expensive, many of our wallets become smaller and smaller. Coolink hopes to save us money while giving us great performance.

Bjorn3D has an opportunity to do an interview with James James Hildebrandt, head of Psyko. Psyko made a huge noise this year at CES with their hardware based 5.1 headset and James is kind enough to give us a bit more information about the headset and his background, his company …

The Kingston HyperX T1 1866 (KHX14900B3T1K3/6GX) features Kingston’s new T1 heatspreader and blazing speeds like we’ve never seen from a kit of 1866 Tri Channel Ram.

Antec has recently revised the ever so popular gaming chassis, the Antec 900. Let’s see what all they did to improve the older model.

The TherMax II CPU cooler made by Spire looks like a modified version of the TRUE, let’s see how well it performs against its look alike.

Asus, as usual, is one of the first companies to field a viable enthusiast AM3 board for the new generation Phenom II AM3 CPU’s. We’re lucky enough to have one to look at today.

GigaByte has come back with a rock solid performing motherboard. Lets go see how the EX58-UD4P motherboard handled.

If XSPC keeps making top quality performance water cooling products of this quality, they are going to make a huge splash in the enthusiast water cooling community.

Like most other components in the computer, a power supply is 100% required for the computer to function. Let’s see how the In Win 850w Commander does.

  When air cooling alone is not enough, some enthusiasts turn to water. But what if you’re not too fond of the idea of water running around your electronics? Well, there’s a solution and its called a TEC.

When we go looking for T.I.M. for our computer’s we normally look at the most expensive stuff we can find. Gelid has broken this cycle, lets take a look at how the GC1 performed.

Rosewill has finally come up with a chassis that is both functional and has room inside. Let’s take a peek at the Conqueror chassis.

  The NH-U12P was considered one of the best, if not the best CPU cooler up to this point. Will it fare as well on Intel’s new LGA1366 socket CPU’s?

Honeywell has come up with a new line of SecuraDrive’s that are easier to use, portable, and lets not forget the encryption it is using. Lets go find out how this little drive did.