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July 08, 2008 8:59 PM CDT

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  1. Kingwin Heat-pipe Direct Touch CPU Cooler

    By Marc Adams   July 08, 2008

    Heatpipes have been all the rage for years now. And lapping your mating surface has been all the rage for the last decade. What happens when you take a round heatpipe and make it your actual mating surface? Kingwin answers that question for us.

  2. EVGA AKIMBO

    By Marc Adams   July 07, 2008

    If you are looking to add an "aftermarket" cooler to your very hot video card, EVGA looks to be serving up some very fine cooling with their AKIMBO cooling systems it launched a few months ago.

  3. Sigma Shark SP-635 Power Supply

    By Paul Johnson   July 02, 2008

    Looking for something different when it comes to power supplies with a bit more "coolness" in how it looks? Sigma steps up with a Shark that looks to swim a stealthy path, but does it have the bite to go along with the sharkskin suit?

  4. BFGTech GeForce 9800 GTX H2OC WC Edition

    By Matthew Krysiak   July 01, 2008

    BFG has come out with a new branding: H20C. As the name suggests the video card comes preinstalled with a waterblock and on top of that is clocked even higher than their top tier OCX line. We see how it compares to a reference 9800 GTX and an 8800 GT.

  5. Hiper Type-M 580w Power Supply

    By Paul Johnson   June 26, 2008

    Dual GPU certification? Wallet friendly? Award winning power output specifications? What’s not to like about this PSU? We put the screws to the Hiper Type-M 580w PSU and let you know where it stands in the real world of enthusiast expectations.

  6. AMD Radeon HD 4800 Series

    By Brent Justice   June 25, 2008

    Say hello to the Radeon HD 4850 and Radeon HD 4870. We think you will be pleasantly surprised with the real-world gaming experiences we are having with AMD’s new GPUs. We evaluate the Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 and VisionTek Radeon HD 4850.

  7. BFG Tech GeForce GTX 280 OC & GTX 260

    By Brent Justice   June 16, 2008

    NVIDIA’s next-gen GPU has arrived. We game with BFG Tech’s new GeForce GTX 280 OC in Crysis, Age of Conan, COD 4, and Assassin’s Creed. We’ve included the GeForce GTX 260 as well. Real gameplay advantages are to be had, especially in the brand new Age of Conan.

  8. NVIDIA Dictates Advertised Video Card Pricing

    By Kyle Bennett   June 15, 2008

    Did you wonder why your GeForce purchasing experience may have changed? Have you wondered why you might have seen all cards priced the same or not priced at all? We have some answers for you on that front and it is called "UMAP."

  9. MSI P45 Platinum

    By Daniel Dobrowolski   June 12, 2008

    MSI brings their P45 Platinum to the table making use of Intel’s P45 chipset. In addition to building this board around the P45 chipset, MSI has added some new features to their P45 chipset based boards that are certainly worth looking at.

  10. BFG LS Series Power Supplies

    By Paul Johnson   June 09, 2008

    BFG has recently proven its worthiness in the high end computer power supply market by providing extremely stable and innovative products. Can BFG pull off another win as it wades again into the middle of the wattage war with many competitors?

  11. Age of Conan Gameplay Performance and IQ

    By Mark Warner   June 08, 2008

    Age of Conan, the most graphically advanced MMORPG we've ever seen, boasts over 400,000 copies sold in the first two weeks! We've played the game on six of today's most popular video cards and share our experiences.

  12. ASUS P5Q3 Deluxe

    By Morry Teitelman   June 05, 2008

    Based on the newly introduced Intel P45 chipset, the P5Q3 Deluxe board seems to have a good mix of power and features. ASUS looks to have a winner on their hands with this one, but does the P45 offer anything that the X35, X38, or X48 do not?


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