If you?re looking for a high quality modular computer case then look no further because I think I might have just found it! Introducing the Lian Li Server Cube! Having owned the Lian Li V1000B since last year, I was quite bored with it, so I started looking for a case which would be eye catching and perform well with air cooling while maintaining a quite working environment.

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Thermalright has been one of the greatest cooling manufacturers around. They have giving us great coolers like the AX, SLK, SI and XP series of cooling devices. And if you have never used one of their (you would be in a small minority) chances you have used a cooler that was a copy of Thermalright?s designs. Well, Thermalright has released another cooler that I am sure is going to perform, the HR01-K8.

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Elite Bastards examine a board based around NVIDIA's GeForce 7900 GT SKU, in the form of ASUS' EN7900GT. NVIDIA have a well-earned reputation for creating great value for money products at this particular price point - Can the GeForce 7900 GT join that list of successes?

Water-cooled processors and video cards can be a bit of a chore to set up, not to mention the warranty-voiding implications. Sapphire takes care of all the hard work by offering a sealed, out-of-the-box, water-cooled Radeon X1900 XTX.

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For those with no desire to spend countless hours staring at the Raptor X's drive head dart back and forth across the platter, Western Digital makes the Raptor WD1500ADFD. This drive lacks a window, but otherwise, it's mechanically identical to the Raptor X?same spindle, cache, platters, and theoretically, performance. The WD1500ADFD also sells for roughly $50 less than the Raptor X, making it even more tempting for enthusiasts looking for a speedy storage upgrade.

NVIDIA's replacement for the GeForce 6600 is the new GeForce 7600 series. Made up of GS and GT variants, the 7600 line takes over where the 6600 left off, extending the green team's domination of the mid-range market. NVIDIA's board partners have jumped all over the 7600 series, offering flavors that mix higher clock speeds with new cooler designs, VIVO capabilities, lifetime warranties, and attractive software bundles. But which GeForce 7600 is the sweetest? We've rounded up five cards from BFG, Gigabyte, MSI, and XFX to find out.

Today I will be reviewing Sapphire's latest x1600pro mainstream videocard which is more or less just like their standard version with a tweaked, low noise heatpipe cooling solution. Stay tuned, if you are in the market for a quiet mainstream videocard, this card might be perfect for you machine.

An exciting day today as in Asia the Computex exhibit has just started. With the exhibit opening expect a lot of new geek hardware to be released. Today Guru of 3D will be looking at two of NVIDIA's newest enthusiast targeted graphics cards. The Siamese twins of the graphics industry as the Guru3's will be looking at:

In typical Zalman fashion, the HD160 HTPC case comes to the market with impressive design elements, a rich feature set, outstanding materials and build quality, and the best cooling performance I've seen in this type of chassis. More importantly for a niche product like this, the HD160 can do its job in virtual silence. The HD160 also lets the builder choose components based on specifications, not size. A remote control and VFD panel are just icing on the cake for this product.

At FiringSquad, we're passionate about our scientific testing methods. From CPUs to GPUs and even our LCD monitor colorimetry, we're always looking for new technologies that help us deliver the best information to our readers. For the last few months, I've been using the $999 Epiphan DVI2USB. This is the upgraded version of the VGA2USB that we reviewed several months ago, with several considerable improvements.

As ATI's current top videocard, the X1900XTX through testing and benchmarking can easily be seen as an extremely fast videocard and indeed the fastest we have ever tested here on Tweaknews.net. With all its advanced features and shader capabilities, purchasing this videocard will indeed give you the grunt to muscle your way through every current game along with many future games coming out this year. There is no doubt that this is the ATI based card to have for this generation.

Just when I thought that Scythe was just about producing processor coolers and power supplies, James sends me a HDD silencer aimed at keeping those fast speeding high capacity hard drives at bay. The Quiet Drive is aimed at users that want to have extreme quiet computers, while keeping it cool. Does it work? Lets check it out.

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Now that AMD is fully on board the DDR2 bandwagon, the Socket AM2 motherboards are arriving. We look at two of the first, each for a very different audience. Which is right for you?

ATI introduces the RD580 chipset for AM2 processors. RD580 was designed from the ground up for high speed overclocking and dual X16 CrossFire. How does it compare?

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Back on the 15th of May, NVIDIA shipped 7300GT GPUs to the Asian Pacific region only. However, this time they managed to surprise us. The 7300GT is not based on G72 architecture like its brother, the 7300GS. The 7300GT is based on G73, like the 7600 series, but with eight pipelines.

Elite Bastards have taken a look at Leadtek's take on the GeForce 7600 GT, and in particular how it shapes up against its predecessor, the GeForce 6600 GT.

Last time it was Core Duo, this time we take a look at MSI's Mobile on Desktop board using the older Pentium M CPU.

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Nvidia currently dominate the sub £200 price bracket with some clearly definable parts but ATI are fighting back with the Radeon X1900 GT, a card aimed squarely at Nvidia's superlative 7900 GT. The X1900 GT is based on the R580 graphic processor but with one of the four quads disabled thus making it a 36 pixel shader part. Considering this, can it really compete against the 7900 GT when it comes down to raw performance?

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This small form factor PC packs a punch like that of any high-end gaming system you want to compare it against. We look at how the Monarch Hornet Pro Revenge Special Edition can handle the most CPU- and graphically-intensive games available despite its compact size.

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Spire is no stranger when it comes to cooling solutions and definitely has the knowledge to create and supply decent cooling products. We're taking a close look at one of their new creations, the Spire VertiCool II CPU heatpipe cooler. The Spire VertiCool II CPU cooler is specifically designed for high performance applications and is designed for both the AMD and Intel processors. It uses vertical dual heatpipes to transport heat away from the CPU.