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Petite but packs a punch! That’s a great way to describe the Shuttle SB75G2 SFF computer. How can such a small package be such a big player in the PC market? Check out the review to find out.

Wanna relive the 1940s how only our generation can? Take a look at one of the most talked about games around, Call of Duty. If you want to take on WWII battles with Nazi Germany right from your living room, take a look at this review, then head to the …

Zalman Tech has been pushing a quiet PC initiative for a while. One of their newest CPU coolers, the CNPS7000A-Cu, is one way you could help decrease your system’s decibel level, especially if you currently have a noisy CPU cooler on your Pentium 4, Athlon, Duron, Athlong XP, or Athlon …

In this review, we take a look at Chaintech’s ZNF3-150 Zenith nForce3 motherboard. It sports some innovative features and an extensive yet practical bundle. Read the review to see how its performance compares to a VIA K8T800 mainboard.

Leadtek offers up a solid Athlon64 solution with the WinFast K8N Pro. Take a look at this review to see how the Athlon64 system compares to a Leadtek nForce2 system.

Aerocool brings some impressive fans to the cooling table. If your pc is “sweatin’ to the oldies”, try these new fans to “get into the groove.”

Antec is betting it all with the brand new P160 all aluminum case. Stylish and quiet make quite the combination. Throw in the TruePower 430W power supply and you have a combo worthy of any menu. Come take a look at these two in action.

NTI’s Backup Now 3 Deluxe Suite contains everything you need for backing up all that precious data and can even image your drives.

Come take a look at what Aerocool has to offer in the wide world of Athlon cooling. The Deep Impact is just right for keeping your CPU temperatures in check.

The nForce 2 chipset lives on as Albatron shows off its latest and greatest the KX18D Pro II. With the nForce 2 Ultra 400 chipset on board and performance worth every penny, this is a board worth taking a look at.

BFG Technologies has been producing NVIDIA-based video cards for a few generations of NVIDIA’s chips. The company’s latest and highest performing offering is the Asylum GeForce FX 5950 Ultra 256MB. It’s a solid performer and has good looks, for a relatively good price. Read the review to find out more …

The Samsung 957MB hasn’t disappointed me at all during the month I have been using it. It’s a solid CRT based monitor with a relatively small footprint.

What’s red, copper, black and comes in a box made of plastic? Xtasy, what else? To be specific, it’s the VisionTek Xtasy Radeon 9800 XT. Packing 256MB of RAM, the 9800 XT is a slightly higher clocked 9800 Pro with a new and improved cooler design. Read this review to …

With the large amount of data that we have today comprising of spreadsheets, images, videos and music having and easy way of transporting them from one computer to another is a must. We’ve taken a look at a solution to this problem: the Micro Solutions Backpack 120 GB HD.

Crucial’s new flagship video card – the RADEON 9800 Pro 256MB – arrived on the doorsteps of Bjorn3D recently. It features DDR2 memory and all the other features you would expect from ATI’s RADEON 9800 Pro chip. If you’re curious about how it paired with ATI’s latest Catalyst 3.9 drivers …