With the increasing popularity of watercooling systems, there is an ever increasing array of components available that can be used to configure a setup.
Several months back, we took a close look at an XG power supply, the Vortec. The model we received delivered a healthy dose of power and great aesthetics, but lacked PCI-Express and 24 pin ATX connections.
With so many options for heatsinks available, manufacturers not only need to offer heatsinks that provide sufficient cooling, but also a product that has a little something more.
With the enormous amount of heat that our processors, video cards, memory, and even hard drives are producing, heatsinks aren't the only thing necessary to keep them at an acceptable temperature.
Case design is constantly changing, as the need of consumers always change. As a company, you need to act before the need for a certain design erupts. You need to be the first one on the market.
You know there's a big market for water cooling when motherboard manufacturers get involved. The need for performance cooling is growing in the computer industry.
Gigaram has been around for almost a decade now, yet has little recognition among consumers. Those who do know Gigaram know them for their competitively priced memory.
I'm sure every enthusiast has at least one accessory in their case, whether it be a set of cold cathode lights or a fan controller. Companies strive to design new and exciting accessories that will stir interest in enthusiasts.
Computer cases have evolved over the years. They have gone from simple beige and white cases made only to house your system to objects of beauty and style.
Along with their top quality motherboards and video cards, Gigabyte also produces heatsinks. We reviewed their first heatsink, the 3D Rocket last September. Gigabyte's newest heatsink is G-Power series.
Before the wide spread use of heatpipes in heatsinks this past year, it seemed as if watercooling was going to be the only alternative for keeping temperatures down.
XG is a subsidiary of veteran case maker MGE Company. Manufacturer of Great Electronics Company is not well known in the retail market, but their Xtreme Gamer division aims to change that.
XG, or Xtreme Gamer, is a subsidiary of the MGE company. XG's products are tailored for gamers and possess distinct looks that would be sure to stand out at a LAN.
Today we have OCZ's Enhanced Latency Platinum Revision 2 PC3200. OCZ's EL series focuses on low latencies at all of their rated speeds, making it an overclocker's dream.
