I have being doing reviews for Scythe products for some time now. Most of the products have been very good products. One that comes to mind is the Ninja, a cooler that would be included on anybody?s top ten list. And then there is the Mine, another cooler that is a awesome low noise solution for people needing it. But today, I can honestly say that their newest cooler will put the these coolers to shame.

Thermalright is back with their first high performance tower heatsink, designed to work with high speed fans it's destined to keep your CPU running cool, let's find out how it does.

Diagnosing a faulty power supply can be a difficult process, but thanks to Casebuy in the past couple of years it's been made an easier process thanks to their EZ Power Supply Tester.

Recently they've released their third incarnation of the tester with added improvements called the EZ Power Supply Tester 3. The new tester now features an LCD screen and can now display voltage within +/- 0.1V.

If you ask me, it?s a bit interesting ? the idea that nobody up until now has really addressed the specific networking needs of a gamer. Instead, they?ve been forced to use the likes of on-board networking or mainstream solutions from add-in board companies like Linksys, Netgear and others.

3D Rocket II uses axial flow fin, along with its bigger in size, it creates larger wind flow than 3D Rocket I?s central flow fin. Because of the fin, with the same fan speed, 3D Rocket II creates 3 times larger wind flow, and much lower noise...

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Research In Motion's new Pearl is the first BlackBerry to ship with a camera and music/video players. The camera, music, and video players are all of startlingly high quality, but we did see some annoying JPEG artifacting when snapping photos, and you can't search by album, artist, or title when playing music. A quad-band worldphone, the Pearl has strong reception and you can store files in the 64MB of onboard memory.

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Four PEG slots you say? Why, yes! Now, Rys is a hard man to please, so when you see words like 'the perfect mainboard' in his writing, it's highly likely that we've found something rather special. The P5W64 WS Professional is indeed very special.

Did the Pininfarina hold up to my tire-kicking? Yes, it did, and overall, I'm very impressed with the case. The fit and finish is excellent, the design is well-thought out, and like an exotic car, nothing is included that doesn't benefit from actual usage. A sleek look, useful PCI card retention, and swing-out case sides make this one a winner.

HD135 is Zalman's latest entry to HTPC market. All aluminum construction with VFD and very clean looks. Many features are compared against its bigger brother; the HD160. Which is the one for your HTPC needs?

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Armed with a license to game NVIDIA has unleashed yet another set of graphics card on-to the crowded graphics card market. Today they present you the GeForce 7900 GS and the GeForce 7950 GT. Both an absolutely interesting videocard when it comes to price versus performance.

CDR-Zone's very own 'Mr USB', Ulukai has been busy putting yet another USB device throught its paces. This time the DataTravelelr with U3 technology is put under the microscope.

Razer has become a powerful name in gaming peripherals with cutting-edge technology such as their gaming mice, surfaces, accessories, keyboards and audio products. Professional gamers, to enthusiasts and you're grandma can all agree on one thing, Razer products kick ass.

We've already seen ATI make its first moves in this seasonal ritual, lifting the curtains on the Radeon X1950 XTX and its more affordable cousin, the Radeon X1900 XTX 256MB. Now it's Nvidia's turn to respond with a new GeForce that knows one very cool trick: how to perform like a $300 card while selling for about two hundred bucks. This new GeForce 7900 GS will make your phosphor glow in successive colors almost as rapidly as the GeForce 7900 GT, but it runs quieter and costs less. This isn't exactly a revolutionary upsurge in graphics power, but it's better than burning your hand on a Pentium 4.

If you're a casual gamer building up a Home Theater PC, there are several things you want from a graphics board. Galaxy's GeForce 7300 GT Silent aims to fill all of these requirements, but how does it fare? Elite Bastards take a look.

Having previously reviewed Apack's ZEROtherm BTF-90, I expected good performance from their BTF-80 cooler as well. I wasn't disappointed. While it is much lighter than the copper BTF-90, it's no lightweight when it comes to performance. It is also relatively quiet and the red LEDs reflecting off of the aluminum fins give it a distinctive look.

Steve Angelly has completed his review of the MSI NX7950GX2 graphics card. Based on NVIDIA's GeForce 7950 GX2 GPU, Steve pairs the NX7950GX2 with his mid-range system and checks out performance in Far Cry, Doom 3, F.E.A.R. and Oblivion.

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Clever Power isn't a name on the tip of every PC-Enthusiast's tongue, but it may be soon. Madshrimps tests two unique products from this company which are designed to help stabilize power flow inside your PC for the CPU and Video card.

I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of the ZM-NWB1. It is reasonably priced, as these things go, and does a great job. Installation was a breeze using both supplied solutions.

If you're building yourself a nice new system, chances are you might well want a shiny new case to enclose your precious equipment in. Elite Bastards take a look at a case from SilverStone which is almost guaranteed to produce an "Ooh, pretty!" response from most, the TJ02.

There are products, despite their steep price tags, that make you go wow. That?s the case with KEF?s KHT-3005 home theater surround sound speakers. While the steep price tags are hardly worth it for many high-end speaker units we see in the market, select manufacturers play the bargain game and yield successful and tasteful products. We will ruin the surprise and tell you that KEF?s KHT-3005 impressed us immensely. Read on for more details?