This is probably geared for case modders, but I find this adapter useful. Imagine a hot day and you need some cooling. Grab some spare case fans and aim it at yourself. Instant cool! "Internal connectors on the outside?
Some people have a second hard drive to store backup data. Some create servers to host it online. If you're new, you can find some help at PCMech on creating a web/file server.
Gainward really wants to focus on making your gaming experience the best possible. They've expanded into a 5.1 headset. "Its five past midnight, raining outside, and i can't sleep.
I've seen 7-in-1 card readers, but 10-in-1??? Holy moly, I can't even think of that many different memory cards. "What is the verdict? This product works as advertised, and is very simple to install. Not much can be said beyond that."
TTIC makes some good heatpipe heatsinks. We reviewed one earlier that used a single 70mm fan. Frostytech has a newer version that uses 2 fans. "The Thermal Transtech International Corp. NPH-201 Socket A heatsink is nifty little cooler.
Just how useful is the Seasonic Power Angel I will never know. But BigBruin seemed to like it. "Seasonic has sent over one of their newest items for review, but this time around it is something other than a power supply.
TechTastic.ca has the new smart drive to silence the HD clicking noise. But a three degree rise in temps??? Shouldn't they design these things to cool?
Notebooks are getting bigger and heavier. It's like carrying a desktop around but without the desk for space. Futurelooks has a goodie that folds out when attached to the notebook, making some room for your mouse.
People with PCs use Trillian for multi-instant messaging software. Pocket PC users can now have the same. It's called Mundu! "One of the most critical applications for a mobile PDA is chat software.
The first thing people think about when upgrading cooling inside of their case is usually the CPU heatsink. The CPU does give off a lot of heat and needs to be cooled, but so do other components.
Thermaltake's watercooling was never big in the overclocker's crowd. Perhaps the new BigWater can change their status. "To say I was impressed would be an understatement. Thermaltake has certainly done their homework here.
Just like Cooler Master, Thermaltake is pumping out new goodies at a fast pace. Their power supply is pretty decent, but this little add-on shows you just how much power you're using.
Waffer's PAC 400 is definitely getting the highlights regarding cooling. It has some innovations, but has drawbacks as well. A1-Electronics has some pictures of it. Yup, it's not a review. It's just some pictures.
Driverheaven has Abit's latest offering for Socket 939 users. It's rather light on the benchmarks side, and does not have an overclocking section. Wha? No overclocking???
Everyone's just giving away such good memory. If you need some, head over to Extreme Overclocking to try your luck. "EXTREME Overclocking has teamed up with Corsair Memory to give away 4 sets of TwinX1024-3200XL Pro Series RAM!"
Aftermath has a two-fer today. DT6000 Control Panel "Modded high spec PC's are now part of everyday life. But a high spec PC usually requires careful planning of ones cooling solutions.
TrustedReviews is always getting these little known machines to play with. Can this rig keep up with a DIY? "So, Evesham has built a very solid PC, with high-end but not cutting edge components.
HIS is making extremely good cards and their PCI-E X600XT isn't bad either. Viperlair has the Limited Edition. Why limited edition, though? "Gaming performance is mid range which is what the card is designed for.
The Radbox was made not only to make your watercooling setup easier, but keep your temps down as well. Systemcooling tells you how to install it, but doesn't show the performance side.
Frostytech has what they do best; a good ol heatsink. The Vantec Aeroflow was a great success, but how will the Aeroflow2 fair? "Overclockers also like the AthlonXP for its overclockability, and great gaming performance.
NZXT is well known for their gaming cases. Their guardian attracts lots of attention from gamers all around. The Guardian is their first case, and we're hoping to get the Nemesis Elite when it comes out.
With so many beautiful cases floating around, it's hard to make the right choice for your HTPC. MTB has the Ahanix D.vine that was made to be used for your HTPC setup.
Driverheaven has a comparison between the two top performing "budget" cards. These are the lowest priced high end video cards available. I definitely like the blue PCBs.
The boys at VH show off this OCZ Powerstream 470W PSU. With OCZ's reputation for quality, who wouldn't consider this PSU for their next upgrade? "The OCZ PowerStream series power supply is aimed squarely at the power user or gamer.
Scythe's Samurai heatsink sure is one large heatsink. Without the use of heatpipe technology, most companies can only resort to making larger heatsinks to increase performance. TrustedReviews takes a look to see if size DOES really matter.
Notebooks are getting bigger and hotter nowadays. It's important to keep it cool so that they last longer. The Rojakpots have Cooler Master's notebook cooling solution.
So you have lots of movies in your computer waiting to be burned onto a disc to free your space. PCStats is here to help you make a DVD movie out of all the movies you have.
I'm in desperate need of a laptop. I can pump out even more reviews if I just had a laptop with me on the go. Hope this Toshiba is well worth the money.
Viperlair recently took a look at the FX5750 and made note that there will be something to compare to when they get new stuff in. Well they got a brand new Asus AX600XT to play with.
Corsair's XMS XL memory is doing real well with the ability to run the lowest timings possible at 200FSB. MTB has a pair and would like to show their pretty and useless LED activity lights.
This PCI-E FX5900 must rival my 6800GT in size. Look at all the wasted PCB area. "We had a look at a Albatron PCI express card a few weeks ago and tonight we have a even better PCI-E card from Gigabyte.
Logitech makes one of the best input peripherals I've used. I have one of these webcams and I must say that they take excellent pictures. "Webcams are becoming more and more popular as time goes on.
Logitech has always made some of the best speakers around, especially when it comes down to price. Virtual-Hideout checks out Logitech's THX certified Z-2200's. These are sure to give you a very big boom for the price.
I'm not a big fan of MSI motherboards due to bad experience with overclocking. They do have a good bundle of accessories and onboard features though. PCStats has the popular K8T Neo2.
I don't think the majority of us can afford such an insane printer. Coming in at $699, this Samsung laser printer better be worth your greens. "With all these colour printers out on the market, who has time for black and white anymore?
Having 0 dBA is always good. Silence is golden to your ears, but not your overclock. For regular users, the Thermaltake Fanless VGA may be a good choice.
Although it's only 25MHZ faster than the regular 6800, the price of the BFG 6800 OC is still the same. Kyle and his boys get a good look at the performance of the card. Looks pretty much like their 5950 huh.
There have been many Cool Drives released, but the Cool Drive 6 has to be best looking one. The shrimps have a look at Cooler Master's new product. "The Cool Drive product line from Cooler Master has been upgraded to version 6.
The Madshrimps recently released a heatsink roundup. They have a little more to show you today. "Today, we are looking into the two most commonly used coolers; 661C for socket 478 Pentium 4 and V558A for socket 462 AXP provided by CoolJag."
OCC has a good read regarding the performance comaprisons between DDR and DDR2. Just because something is new doesn't always mean that you should jump on it.
Kingston Technology is a vastly renowned memory manufacturer. They've been a key player in the memory market for years and handle billions of dollars of sales a year.
These slot protectors do absolutely nothing to your system. It does add some spice to the boring look though. "Have you ever had to install a PCI card and had trouble getting the motherboard to recognize it?
Looking to build a HTPC or small LanBox? PCStats has AOpen's new MicroATX case that looks rather good. "The jet black Aopen H420 is a compact desktop chassis intended for use with MicroATX or FlexATX motherboards.
Asetek is a big player in the cooling business. Their WaterChill is their "budget" cooling gear. Motherboards.org has the latest scoop. Be sure to check it out. Why? Cuz I wrote it.
If you're on the move to the new LGA platform, then consider the Asus Grantsdale motherboard. It has lots of features, including onboard wireless networking.
Many of us just plainly overclock our video cards to squeeze out more performance. Not many people know that the video card BIOS can actually help a lot too. PCStats has a guide for n00bs.
Cooler Master is new to the power supply market and seems to have done it right already. Viperlair has the Real Power 450W. "In the end, it's all about reliable power, and the Real Power 450W delivers in this respect.
The Rojakpots are here again with what they do best. They talk more about the BIOS. "After over a year in development, the BIOS Optimization Guide has finally been published!
With so many optical drive choices around, as well as companies, it's hard to choose the perfect burner. BigBruin has the KHypermedia DVD burner that burns at a fast 8x. "The KHypermedia 8X DVD+RW burner pleasantly surprised me.
Here's another good mousepad. The Hounds have the Steelpad 4D. Is 4D possible??? I used to major in math but I can't even draw that crap out on paper. "Not so long ago we had the chance to review the 4S Steelpad.
Tired of messing around with ATI drivers while using Linux? I've seen many people change their cards just to have better compatibility with drivers when using Linux.
The Cooler Master Cavalier is a slightly redesigned Wavemaster without all the aluminum. OCIA definitely liked it since it allowed them to install a fan controller. "How about fan controllers? Survey says... DING DING DING.
Silent PC Review focuses on the best gear available to make a good silent PC. How does the Cooler Master Vortex Dream sound? "The CoolerMaster Vortex Dream is a new heatsink/fan that offers many high-end features at a budget US$22 MRSP.
We recently reviewed the OCZ PC4000 Gold memory, which was undoubtedly one of the best performing PC4000+ memory available. It overclocked extremely well and provided excellent performance.
If a budget system is what you're building, then the video card is something you must go cheap on. Systemcooling has the ATI budget line with the Radeon 9250.
SilverStone makes some sweet looking cases. I'd honestly have to say that they're competing with the likes of Cooler Master and Lian-Li. It's just a shame that they cost an arm with a side of leg.
Abit continues to strive to be the best motherboard manufacturer today. They make excellent motherboards. I love the AI7. If you check our forums you'll know why.
Viperlair always gets MSI goods. This time they have Nvidia's solution to PCI-E graphics. Decent card if you're on a budget, although if you're using PCI-E boards, you shouldn't even be on a budget.
The Rojakpots have updated their BIOS Optimization Guide to the 8th edition. Eh, there's a fee??? "Ever peeked into the BIOS and got your brains scrambled with all the mumbo-jumbo?
The Athlon XP CPUs are still popular for desktop systems. Many people like the relative cheap price. They're great overclockers as well. Of course you'll need some good cooling.
Don't know what Folding is? MTB has a guide telling you what it does and how it's beneficial. "In short, there really isn't a good reason NOT to run Folding@home.
The 6800GT has got to be the best price/performance next gen card. I have one and it's freakin awesome. I'm surprised Inno3D didn't make a black one like they're known to.
Many of us in the forums have been liking the Thermaltake Tsunami case. It looks good and provides excellent cooling options. Too bad it's considered a CM Wavemaster bite off. "Today its time to check out a case once again.
J1301 USB Mobile Theater Speakers "Have you recently decided that you needed portable compact speakers for your laptop? Have no fear As Jazz Speakers is here.
"Cooling" and "overclocking," are two words you usually associate with your CPU. Long before video cards, overclockers have been seeking new and better cooling solutions for their CPUs (remember the Dragon Orb for Pentium 3?).
Both Asus and Abit have been fast at making new motherboards for the LGA775. Here is Asus's latest P5GD2, based on the Grantsdale chipset, from Motherboards.org.
We currently have a contest going on right now on case modding. This would definitely be one good entry. Systemcooling has a self made external watercooling kit that's easy to connect and does the job extremely well.
Normally chat on AIM or MSN or Yahoo or even ICQ? Well here's another player in town. Check out Hardware Hounds for some quick info on the Xfire Gaming IM.
I have this LCD and I must say that I love it. Getting it at $350 was even better. It plays games extremely well and colors and images are sharp. I guess TrustedReviews didn't like it all that much.
There aren't too many socket 939 motherboards going around so this Asus is probably one of the best available. It's a short and quick read if you don't have the time to sit through pages.
A 9800 in your notebook would just be sweet. One that would not suck the juice out of your labtop in less than an hour would be even sweeter. Anandtech shows it off. "We have been very satisfied with our MR9800 experience.
MODTHEBOX has started their HTPC guide. This is just part 1. Expect more to come from them. That Silverstone case is an excellent choice. It's a beauty.
Finding a good photo printer is hard. All the little details and high quality colors must be produced finely when printing a picture, afterall, the picture lasts forever. TrustedReviews has the Epson PictureMate.
Not into risking frying your $300+ graphics card putting a new heatsink on it? This HIS X800 Pro card ViperLair reviews will do you fine with its quality stock cooling. "This card is fast, very fast.
Raidmax is working on reaching out to the gamer's community. They've set their power supplies straight with their new RX-520XP. Their gaming cases need some help though, although this Scorpio doesn't look all that bad.
This should be a good read for those of you who are big Counter Strike fans and are looking to play the new CS: Source. Nvidia should be releasing some better drivers for better support pretty soon, when the game actually comes out.
Gamers on the go don't always have to resort to buying expensive Alienware laptops. They can give the AJP a try. "Internally, however, things are a little different.
Albatron makes some pretty good motherboards. They have the newly updated KX18D. It's dubbed the Pro2. "The XP platform is not dead yet so this is why we are having a look at a new XP motherboard from Albatron called Kx18DS Pro2.
I'm on the lookout for a new cool mousepad since I splurged on getting the MX510. This steelpad will look extremely sexy with my new mouse. It's just too bad that I don't have enough space for it.
Not many people can afford phase change cooling, but are still looking for extreme cooling. Systemcooling has the Swifteh MCW5002 that uses peltier technology to get better temps than just using water.
Cooler Master has had many updated version of their hard drive cooler. The new one is the Cool Drive 6. It's a nice and slick silver casing that does more than just cooling.
Overclockers Online reviewd their Plextor DVD burner not too long ago. They continue the series with the new Lite-On DVD burner. "Many of you have heard of LiteON for its superior drives at reasonable prices.
I'm tired of using my headphones. I need some real speakers. I advised my cousin to buy these new Logitechs and boy, these are powerful. "Once upon a time, I owned a set of Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Speakers.
The Rojakpots have upgraded their Desktop Graphics Guide. You know what this means. New video cards came out! "Here are the updates: - Added the NVIDIA GeForce 6600 and 6600GT cards. - Added the ATI Radeon 9250 card. - Total cards : 189"
Wondering what Service Pack 2 is all about? PCStats has an article showing all the new features and add-ons of SP2. "Waiting for the next Windows Service Packs has become a way of life for Windows users, especially professional ones.
I've been hearing mixed feelings about the new Crucial Ballistix memory. Some have reported good results while some bad. Perhaps Extreme Overclocking got some good ones?
OCIA got a little bored and pulled out their old HP to switch a power supply. I still can't believe I used to own one of these things. "Notice the clean interior of this case... ensuring excellent air flow.
There are plenty of memory card readers around, but this one is the smallest I've seen. It's very portable indeed. "If you want to transfer data from memory sticks in a flash, then the new Sharkoon memory reader might be for you.
Wireless networking can be as simple as plug-n-play or as complicated as figuring out the opposite sex. Futurelooks has a wireless networking guide to help you solve your wireless problems.
Ever find that cleaning off Arctic Silver can be tad annoying sometimes? Well the makers finally came up with something to help you out. Welcome the ArctiClean.
Cooler Master is a company that focuses on providing the best thermal solutions for computer users. I'm pretty sure that most of you have already heard their name.
Counter-Strike is pretty much the only FPS I play. I must say that the new Source looks freakin awesome. "Around one week ago the eagerly awaited Counter-Strike: Source Beta was released by Valve, through Steam to Cyber Café subscribers.
Thermaltake's mouse pad sure looks a lot like some other glowing pads out there. "Lately we have been reviewing alot of glowing mousepads that are on the market.
There aren't much options when it comes to PCI-E cards. The whole reason why many people are using the new Alderwood and Grantsdale is because of PCI-E. Hopefully this Albatron can fulfill someone's needs.
Cooler Master Aquagate has to be the best looking pre-made watercooling kit available. Overclockers Online sees whether it performs as well as it looks. "This shows how effective the quick-disconnect fittings were.
The ATI Mobility 9800 is supposed to be one kickass mobile GPU. It sports some unique functions that I'm too lazy to find out. It only benefits laptops like this Dell.
Enermax was great back in the days with their power supplies. They've been MIA for a while and now they're back with some new toys. This Noisetaker seems pretty good.
This Ogre case reminds me of that other Demon case or whatever it's called. Although not appealing to many of the readers here, but I can see why some people can like it.
Are you a big Rojakpot fan? A $7 a piece, these T-shirts aren't that bad. Hmmm...I need to start our "iT" T-shirts. "Alright! We finally have the new t-shirt designs out! Check them out!"
The saying "silence is golden" doesn't always apply in the movie theatres. TrustedReviews has the Hush ATX that seems to work like the Zalman TNN cases, with absolutely no fans.
Having front control panels is cool and gives the user many options, from reading temps to extra USB ports. r&b has the Jetart Xpanel that will make any silver case look slick.
I haven't tried installing SP2 'cause I'm afraid of corruptions. I've heard that it killed someone's machine already. PCStats makes it a bit safer by making an XP install CD with SP2 on there already.
The Rojakpots have something else other than a guide or an article. They have the latest Zalman VGA cooler. "Is your latest, top-of-the-line graphics card literally hot and smokin?
Good mouse pads are essential for perfecting gaming. Those black pads no longer need to look boring. Viperlair has the Flexiglow xRaider. "Flexiglow have once again produced a good product.
Want to start on modding your case but don't know where to start? Moddingworld has a guide telling you how to make a case window. For n00bs out there, I'd suggest trying on an old case before you hack up your $200 one.
I tend to tell people to stay away from OEM systems. There's just no fun in it. "Even as a very basic machine, the dx6050 comes with a pretty good set of features, especially considering the target market.
OC-Zone has the latest from goodies from Swiftech. Sure the MCW50 is a bit old, but it still gets the job done, even on X800 and 6800 cards! That block is kinda ugly, but they'll be making it blue, right Gabe?
More and more people are moving on to purchasing notebooks. What for man??? TrustedReviews has the Acer widescreen. "There is a growing market for "multimedia" laptops.
PCStats follows their memory article with a review on the latest AOpen DVD burner. "One of the greatest uses for a DVD burner is recording your old home movies onto recordable DVDs.
There are plenty of Doom 3 reviews going around, but who else can do it better than Gamepyre? "Walking down the darkened corridor, lights flashing, blood splattered against the walls.
What in the??? Imagine overclocking these tiny things. "What happens once technology has gotten so small you can cram the entire Library of Congress into a device not much bigger than your palm? You wear it!
Why in the world would an average user need 2GB of memory? Of course the Madshrimps can find something to use it for. "Kingston has been providing the PC market with reliable, cost effective memory for some time.
You have one more day left to try and squeeze in for the win. Systemcooling has lots of Poseidon watercooling kits to give away. "Here we go again with another giveaway.
This is the coolest USB Pen drive I've yet to see. Putting it on your keychain will make your geekness unseen. "Flash Drives have become increasingly more popular lately.
Here they are again. The rev3.0 is an update of the ATI FireGL mod. "Here are the updates:- - Added a new and simpler method of modding - using the FreeFireGL driver!
The Shuttle AN50R was a great board for voltage modders and overclockers. Motherboards.org does a great job at reviewing Shuttle's newest A64 motherboard.
There are so many HDD enclosures available that it's not even funny. You know Thermaltake is gonna jump on and make a flashy looking one. "Have we not all wanted one of these at one time or another?
Vantec makes both the loudest and quietest fans available. If there was any need to adjust the speeds, they also have the Nexus to help you out. "At the first sight the Nexus looks like another normal fan controller made by Vantec.
Well now that I'm the cooling reviewer for Motherboards.org, I'll be forced to start buying watercooling gear. There goes more money. This radiator looks freakin awesome. How bout the performance?
Need the game and don't have the money? Tekbunker has a contest that just started. Hurry on and see how to win. "Competition from tekbunker now open Pre ordered for one lucky reader is a fresh copy of Doom III.
OCIA reviews Zalman's latest VGA cooler--the ZM80D. This thing is currently the best VGA cooler on the market. "Here you want to add another rubber ring and then screw on the gold nipple (what the manual calls it, I swear).
Anandtech submits another "excellent" review...... this time fairly comparing 939's lowest 3500+ to Intel's top of the line Xeon EM64T. Apparently, many members of the enthusiast community are outraged by their review.... hmnnn...
A1-Electronics has the Cooler Master power supply. This is probably Cooler Master's first time making power supplies and they seem to have done it well.
Viperlair recently had a go over with a burner. Here they are again with the AOpen all-in-one. It's a CDRW and DVD in one. "Although Just Link wasn't present, the buffer under run protection worked well.
Fremont, CA, August 9, 2004: Corsair Memory, Inc., a global leader in ultra-performance DDR memory modules for PC gamers and enthusiasts, today announced new XMS 3200 speed 1 GByte modules supporting CAS-2 latencies.
Fremont, CA, August 9, 2004: Corsair Memory, Inc., a global leader in ultra-performance DDR memory modules for PC gamers and enthusiasts, today announced a $20 rebate on selected memory modules when purchased with the DOOM 3 game.
The FX5900XT is still a great card. The core is still the same as found in the FX5900 and FX5950, the only drawback being the memory speed. OCIA gives you their results with their overclocking.
Need the new Shuttle Zen XPC? TrustedReviews has one based on the 915G chipset. I say this: STICK WITH A64! "If you've been on the hunt for a small and powerful, yet virtually silent PC, then this could be your dream machine.
Extreme gamers, we need your attention. Abit has announced that Fatal1ty will be taking on challengers at the 2004 Quakecon. What do you get if you beat me? I have no idea. Read on.
Need a pocket PC? The Rojakpots have a bunch of them. "I happened to be in Penang when Hewlett-Packard invited members of MyPDACafe and iPAQClub to the launch of their new range of Pocket PCs.
Epox makes some pretty good overclocking boards every now and then. A64 users should check out what r&b has to say about their new A64 board. "While waiting for the new socket to come we have the socket 775 motherboard here for testing.
The Antec Super Lanboy makes me shudder. I have one and I'm changing cases. It's definitely not for those who switch out hardware often. Perhaps Aftermath likes it?
Seems like this power supply is getting quite a lot of attention lately. DH has the power supply put to the test and also pairs it up with the UV kit. Expect our review unit to arrive shortly.
Although I must say that the 6800Ultra is the best card to get, the X800XT-PE is still the mighty fine option. OC-Zone has the beast ready to roll. "The ATI X800XT-PE is simply fantastic.
People have finally realized the importance of having a good power supply. Manufacturers all around are busy making quality PSUs and keeping it quiet. The Coolmax Taurus Silent looks pretty good. "Bigger is better.
Gamepyre sure was busy. They release a two-fer review for gamers out there. First up is the Gigabyte DVDdual. "I like the DVDdual GO-W0808A a lot. Ive had use of a Sony DVD 8x rewriter and a AOpen DRW-8800 and this one.
Rojak Pot looks at a display panel made by a relatively new company, Jetart. Anyone who does a lot of audio work or uses firewire should definitely have a display panel in the front of their system to provide easier access.
Vantec was pretty good with their older Stealth power supply. Their first Ion was pretty good too. Can the Ion 2 be better? At a mere 350w, I have my doubts. "Power supplies have been around forever!
Most gamers have moved to Abit motherboard for the best gaming experience. I've always been an Abit fan. Abit has started a new website called AbitGamer.com. What dedication...
Overclockers Online has the new HP laptop, modeled HP ZT3201. I don't see much point in buying an expensive laptop when most users just use it for web surfing and word.
[H] seems to like their Koolance EXOS very much as they use it for all their testing. Now they have the newly update EXOS Al. The casing is aluminum. Does it help?
HAHAHAHA...sheriffs snooping around the FBI. That's just asking for trouble. A couple of my friends already have this. I wonder how much it'll cost. Responding sure will be slow. Here is a lanparty system for ya.
OCZ has come a long way since they were first introduced. I remember the days when they focused on PC150 memory and the Geforce 3 Titan. Those were the good ole days.
PolarFLO makes some kickass waterblocks. They put a lot of detailed work into the chrome finish and mirror looks. [H] takes the new TT block for a run.
Rojakpots always have the latest guide and articles. The roundup all the mobile GPUs and give you good info on it. The new 9800 mobile looks real good. If only they made it for desktops.
Thermaltake is quick to come out with flashy products with decent quality. Their power supplies are not too shabby. The cool thing about this is that you can see the amount of wattage being used.
Hiding power supply connectors are a pain in the butt. Luckily Ultra has come out with a modular PSU that gets rid of cable clutter. Not only that, it's rated at 500W. We will be receiving our sample shortly. Stay tuned.
Systemcooling has a boatload of small watercooling kits ready to give away. They are here to remind you that you have 1 week left. "Here we go again with another giveaway.
Hard drives are one of the main components that needs cooling and is always overlooked. A simple overheat problem can cause all kinds of data corruptions.
Speaking of Doom III, Viperlair has a guide to help you do some tweaks to the console. "Well Doom III has hit the shelves and some of you are even lucky enough to have already started playing it.
Need a good Socket 939 motherboard? Stay with Abit or Asus, although this Gigabyte can prove to be an alternative. "Is it us or are motherboards a whole lot better than they were say 5+ years ago.
Buying external enclosures is a better way to "fix up" your system. It's easier to match your entire case than getting some funky colored external drive. Systemcooling has the silver Kingwin.
Raidmax is here again to bring another gaming case. Madshrimps has the Cobra case. It does look like a Corbra. Too bad there's nothing exciting about the interior.
The hottest game is finally out and Tweakmonster is crazy enough to let you have one for FREE! It's easy to join and win. BTW, check out his ramsinks if you haven't done so already.
Futurelooks has a portable computer up for review today. Too bad you can only play chess though. "If you've heard the name SAITEK, you've probably heard it associated with their cool joysticks and game pads.
