Content and news by Greg King

Ageia PhysX: First Look

Ageia’s PhysX started out as a killer concept but now that concept is reality. Today we take a look at that reality and touch on what it offers and what it will offer in the future.

Published on May 5, 2006

Hauppauge WinTV PVR-350

If you are looking to build or upgrade your HTPC case, how could you exclude a TV card? The WinTV PVR-350 allows you to record live TV, pause it, and even burn it to a CD or DVD. It appears that this may be a true all-in-one solution, so let’s check it out to see if that’s the case.

Published on May 2, 2006

Vantec AVOX Jukebox

We are taking a look at a very interesting product from Vantec, called the AVOX Jukebox. It looks like many other 2.5″ enclosures on the market, but not only does this one work as an external drive, but also a media player when hooked up to your TV. Good or gimmick? Read the review and see.

Published on April 24, 2006

EVERCOOL WC-F117 Nighthawk Water Cooling

Trying to cool your PC on a budget? EVERCOOL may have the solution you are looking for, with their WC-F117 water cooling kit. It comes complete with CPU and GPU blocks and almost everything else you need.

Published on April 17, 2006

AGEIA PhysX.. First Impressions

“Last week at the GDC, the buzz was all around us. At hardware and software booths alike. I was able to see the Ageia PhysX card in action as well as sample ATI and NVIDIA’s approach to physics and gaming.”

Published on March 28, 2006

Game Developers Conference – Day 2

“Upon arriving at the San Jose convention center, I was in awe size of the venue. Once we had our press tags securely around our necks, we decided it was time to start the booth crawl.

Published on March 23, 2006

Game Developers Conference – Day 1

The GDC, Game Developer’s Conference, for those of you who haven’t been keeping up, kicks off today (March 21st.) It is located in the heart of San Jose, California and promises to be a showcase for the heavy hitters in the gaming industry.

Published on March 22, 2006

Silverstone Strider ST56F 560W PSU

Power supplies are often overlooked when building a system, but they shouldn’t be! The ST56F is a great example of what a PSU should include feature wise. Boasting a 560W power output and 80% efficiency, it’s obvious that this has the fuel to feed to your beefy system.

Published on March 15, 2006

Thermaltake Blue Orb II

There are so many CPU coolers on the market, it’s very hard to choose. Some may cool well but look horrible, but not so for the Blue Orb II from Thermaltake! Let’s jump into the review and see how this cooler compares to previous ones we’ve looked at.

Published on February 24, 2006

Arctic Cooler Freezer 64 Pro

Heat is your computers worst enemy, but luckily enough there are many cooling products to make use of. We are taking a look at a new CPU cooler which uses three heat pipes that can handle heat up to 200w! Let’s jump in and see how it compares to a few other S939 coolers on the market.

Published on February 20, 2006

ASYS Freedom Case

ASYS is a newcomer in the computer tower market, but their Freedom case is a great way to make a name for themselves. It’s packed with functionality and very well built. Let’s take a look and see if it has what it takes to battle with the big boys.

Published on January 16, 2006

Vantec NexStar3 Enclosure

We all know that keeping our components cool is the best way to prolong their life, and our Hard Drives are certainly no different. Vantec is offering us a great looking solution for our external drives that grants us great speed and enough class to satisfy anyone.

Published on January 13, 2006

Zalman CNPS9500 CPU Cooler

If you have been looking for a new CPU cooler that not only does it’s job well, but looks great in the process, then the 9500 may be exactly what you need. Made of pure copper, the 9500 utilizes 3 heatpipes which effectively does the work of 6! Let’s see how it compares to other heatsinks we have tested.

Published on December 19, 2005

Vantec 701A HDD Cooler

Hard drive a little hot around the collar? We are looking at a great looking cooler from Vantec. It’s not an enclosure, but rather straps to the side of your drive. Let’s take it for a test drive.

Published on December 12, 2005

IceMat 2nd Edition Black Mousepad

If you are on the lookout for a new mousepad, look no further! We are taking a look at the 2nd edition of the popular IceMat, which is made of pure glass for an ultra smooth glide. It may be pricey, but it a hard mousepad to compete with.

Published on December 7, 2005

SilverStone FN81 and FN82

SilverStone has been known to release quiet fans that do a great cooling job. Today we are looking at two models, the FN81 and FN82. Both fans are very similar in size, but are slightly different in styling. Let’s check them out, to see what one is better.

Published on November 23, 2005

SilverStone PSU Muffler

Computer power supply keeping your computer from receiving the quiet status that you want? SilverStone has recently released a PSU Muffler to help out with this, so let’s see how well it performs.

Published on November 21, 2005

Razer Copperhead 2000DPI Laser Mouse

Looking for the *next* killer gaming mouse? It seems that every few months, one will come along and blow us away. Now we are seeing gaming mice that finally have a freakin’ LASER! Today we are taking a look at the new Razer Copperhead, which not only looks awesome, but performs exceptionally.

Published on November 4, 2005

Ultra X-Finity FlexForce 500W Power Supply

The boys and girls at Ultra have made a bit of a name for themselves with their line of power supplies. While PSUs aren’t their only products, they are their most famous. Their first big name PSU was the X-Connect and it was labeled as the Worlds first fully modular power supply. Today, I am taking a look at their new X-Finity PSU.

Published on November 2, 2005

Spire KestrelKing V CPU Cooler

If you have an Athlon 64 and are looking to upgrade your stock cooling solution, Spire may have the answer. Today, We are taking a look at their KestrelKing V. Let’s jump in and see how much of a real upgrade this is from stock!

Published on October 14, 2005

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