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Kingston Technologies has been coming on strong in the Enthusiast memory market with their HyperX line. Now they’ve fielded a HyperX 2 GHz kit with newly designed T1 Heatspreader.

Even though this power supply is not available in North America, its price, features, and capabilities justify it’s hard to get status.

If you don’t need all the bells and whistles of the more expensive boards, I strongly recommend you all take a serious look at the Asus P6T, It’s sure not going to disappoint.

The new XFX GTX-285 XXX 55 nm shrunk die is out, we have one of these beasts on the test bench and we’re going to drive it until we run out of gas.

OCZ Throttle is a revolutionary portable device. It combines the portability of the flash drive but also incorporate the performance of the eSATA port. As a result, it’s an amalgam of a flash drive that has the SATA’s transfer rate.

Mirrors Edge is the first game with fully integrated PhysX designed to run on Nvidia GPU’s. The in game PhysX provide a depth of realism that previously would bog down the Machine.

The NZXT Zero 2 is the Sequel (Casequel?) to the original NZXT Zero. Lets check it out and see if it’s a Gem, or a in the fine tradition of Hollywood the Sequel is less filling.

The BFG GTX-295 is the latest installment in Nvidia’s dual GPU arsenal. We’ve had hands on the GTX-295 for a while and we have to tell you it’s good, really good.

This year I attended the CES show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now, unfortunately, with confusion and really not knowing what to do and how to go about it, it kept me from actually visiting the booths inside the Las Vegas Convention Center itself. This was my very first CES so, …

The motherboard we will be taking a look at today is the ECS X58B-A Black Series, which from the name you can tell is based off Intel’s latest chipset, x58. ECS released this motherboard, attacking the budget builders out there, yet at the same time giving them some great overclocking …

G.Skill is well known for their high quality ram. They’ve moved into the SSD market. They’re the first company to field 256 GB SSD drives we’ve seen. Meet the Titan 256 GB SSD.

With all the new power supplies on the market today, which one is right for you? Do you only need 600W? Or are you looking for something bigger, badder and more ‘future-proof?’ How about a 1200W monster from In Win?

For quiet and stylish gaming Thermaltake give exactly what your looking for. The V9 Case delivers great cooling with good looks to take to LAN parties. Its Fanntastic!

Overall I’m very pleased with the SilverStone ST70F, so much in fact, I’m going to keep using it in my main rig until my main system out grows its power output.

With all the different memory options out there, which kit is right for you? Have a look at the latest 1800 MHz 4GB kit from Kingston to see if it fits the bill.