"A product that does what it says it will always impresses me. While the cooling performance of Noctua's NC-U6 is what the end user ultimately wants in a product like this, one can't ignore the other things that it brings to the table. The simple, clever and effective mounting solutions just make this cooler even more impressive." Read on

Asus today presents the watercooled EN8800GTX AquaTank graphics card. This card's GeForce 8800 GTX is overclocked by Asus from 575MHz to 630MHz, the shader clock from 1350MHz to 1458MHz and the 768MB DDR3 memory is overclocked from 1.8GHz to 2.06GHz.

Logitech has recently announced a pair of computer speakers that will certainly wow you with their sleek and interactive exterior. The Z-10 is the world?s first touch-sensitive speakers with a multitude of multimedia controls right on the front. And of course, the audio quality is pretty good, too.

During my battery of tests, Xclio's Stablepower 460W PSU lived up to its name. They could also legitimately call it the "Silentpower," as it performed its duties without a whisper of noise. This PSU is available at several online retailers for around $60 US, making it a very good value. TweakNews

NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 GTX is currently the king of the graphics card hill, and rightly so in our opinion.
There's fast and there's faster. Then there's XXX. What we're referring to with that arcane sentence is XFX's SKU policy. Reference, it says, just isn't fast enough to comfortably fit into the company's 'play hard' ethos.
On top of its regular GTX, XFX has now launched a couple of GeForce 8800 GTX SKUs that are pre-overclocked right out of the box. We've managed to get our grubby mitts on the fastest - a 630/2000-clocked version. Read on to find out if it's £460 well spent.
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ThermalTake claims to have the first waterblock for NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 GTX. It's the new TMG ND4 waterblock from ThermalTake which features a 6 year warranty. Custom tailor designed for Nvidia GeForce 8800GTX, TMG ND4 VGA cooler utilizes state of the art Brazing Technology to weld waterblock with all copper cold plate. Coupled with high density stacked fins for faster heat convection with surrounding cool air, TMG ND4 not only cools the main GPU, but the GDDR3 memory as well. Low-Noise fan on the edge of TMG ND4 provides additional concentrated and high-press airflow across the dissipating fins.

Logitech, one of the first and biggest computer mouse companies today brings yet again a new edition of their MX line of products, the Logitech MX Revolution. This mouse pushes the envelope on its looks, features and technology. Now with the cooler look and features such as SmartShift technology it is not just a mouse anymore, but a reliable piece of machinery with exemplary craftsmanship and creative internal parts. Today in our review we will look in detail what these new great features offer and if it is the right choice for your needs!

You've got to hand it to In Win. It takes a lot of guts to design and market a computer chassis with such close association to an automotive legend like the Ferarri F430. With their F430 case, though, In Win seems to have pulled it off rather well. The immaculate finish, innovative design elements, single-fan cooling, and racecar sounds all contribute to make the F430 a high-performance and stylish case with that little something extra that sets it apart from the crowd. TweakNews

When it comes to selecting a motherboard, you've got a bunch of factors to consider: Form factor, features, stability, performance, and price are a few that jump to mind. Some of us, however, look at one more little checkmark on the outside of the box: overclocking prowess. Faced with five motherboards to review, including Nvidia 680i- and Intel 975-based boards, we decided to take a slightly different approach, to veer off from our normal modus operandi. While we still performance test all of the boards (except one, because it arrived dead), we look at how well they overclock a CPU. Not just any CPU, mind you; we chose one that presents a true challenge. Read on at ExtremeTech

It's long past time to bother telling anyone how much better than IE Firefox is. Faster, smaller, more responsive, with tabbed browsing and useful extensions galore. It's also lot more secure than IE, partly because it's open source, and particularly because it's not integrated with the underlying OS.
Firefox's security bugs involve the browser only, and can be fixed quickly and without much fuss. On the other hand, because of its integration with the OS, IE's bugs can involve the system overall, and may need weeks or months to sort out. Read the whole review at TheReg

What has four wheels, high performance and comes with an insanely high attention to detail? The CM Stacker 830 Evolution is Coolermaster's latest high end enclosure which can fit up to nine 120mm fans, has 9 5.25 inch drive bays and full ATX/BTX compatibility. The equivalent of a high priced exclusive sports car? Madshrimps finds out.

"I always like a product that does what it says it will and does it well. Saitek has such a product in the A-100 My Spkr. This simple yet elegant device belts out the tunes with impressive clarity and the bass response is really amazing for its size. Small light and portable, the A-100 may find a large audience." Read On

An XXX rated version of the GeForce 8800 GTX ? Hey only XFX can do that for you. XFX have a "way" of communication and getting attention it. They quite honestly deliver really impressive products. Today's tested product is no different. The lovely GeForce 8800 GTX with 768 MB memory, and this is the even lovelier XXX Edition which means that it's pre-overclocked. Guru3D tests the product comparing to other GeForce 8800 videocards with software titles like Company of Heroes, COD 2, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warrior, Fear, Battlefield 2 and much much more. You can read the review at this direct url: http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/412/

WHEN WE REVIEWED the GeForce 8800, I said we'd test the GPU in an SLI configuration "as soon as we can." I will admit that I've dabbled in CPUs a little too much, and our look at GeForce 8800 SLI has been delayed. However, I also wondered in that same review: "who needs two of these things right now?" That's a pretty good question given the GeForce 8800 GTX's astounding pixel-slinging performance, and something of a de-motivator for one considering looking into GeForce 8800 SLI. TechReport

Crucial Technology has a long tradition in producing quality memory modules for all categories of users. Crucial as many hardware enthusiasts know is the retail arm of the Micron who actually makes many of the RAM chips used by other manufacturers such as OCZ. Recently Crucial has a new high performance memory product line, which goes by the name of Ballistix. The Ballistix products are offered at faster speeds and lower latencies, and comes with the same limited lifetime warranty and award winning support you expect from Crucial.

It's been a few months now since they first looked at ASUS' EAX1950PRO part - Today, Elite Bastards throw a second board into the mix thanks to the EAX1950PRO CrossFire, to see just what there is to be gained from running two Radeon X1950 PRO boards in a CrossFire multi-GPU configuration.

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PowerColor just launched a new DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card: "There are still many people with AGP systems from a few years ago. In most cases these PCs can still play most of today's games with a small upgrade. For these people PowerColor today launches their new PowerColor X1550 which is available in PCI Express, AGP and Silent Cooling System variations.."

Spire has done a great job with the VertiCool III in regards to its cooling ability. It holds up well against some pretty good competition while bringing a bit of its own individuality to the table. The addition of a fan speed control device will allow the user to dial in just the right noise-to-performance ratio for their particular hardware and environment. It doesn't have any fancy lighting or other visual enhancements, just great performance. TweakNews

We'll have a look at a new product line from XFX today, it's the new Fatality series of products which will bring a couple of new features to the existing product line for sure. The XFX 7600GT Fatality graphics card comes with 256Mb DDR3 clocked at (2x) 800 MHZ, TV-out and dual-link Dual DVI. XFX brands this card we are testing today as a special "XXX" version. These are the pre-clocked (at default higher clocked then the reference cards from NVIDIA) on both the memory and graphics processor. Today we are looking at the XFX GeForce 7600 GT XXX Fatality edition graphics card. Armed with 256 MB memory, passive cooling and a stack load of performance for your bucks. Check out the review right here:Guru3d

While not the most compact webcam available, the Cyber Snipa Spotter takes pretty nice photos and video and is a good value for anyone who frequently uses Skype, Netmeeting, or any other application that warrants using a webcam. Like other Cyber Snipa products this is not a typical looking PC peripheral but to me that's a plus. TweakNews