OCZ, a company that once dominated the CPU cooling scene, is aiming to come back strong in the near future. Their Vindicator model is the first in a series of high-performance air coolers from the company, and it has found its way to our test bench today.

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Antec’s TruePower series gets a refresh with the Quattro moniker. Four +12V rails, a stylish paint job, and 80 Plus efficiency combines for what promises to be a great product.
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Microsoft’s venerable Sidewinder™ brand has been dormant for quite a few years now. With the release of a brand new gaming mouse, the company plans to bring Sidewinder™ back to the forefront of the gaming scene.

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Dust-Off, a company renowned for their computer hygiene products, today announced a new product called the Keyboard Quiver. Designed to hold all of your gaming peripherals, the Keyboard Quiver promises to be a great choice for gamers looking for an all-in-one LAN bag.
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Using GPUs as general purpose processors is not a new concept. What’s new is the desire to use these specialized chips for various tasks. Read on for an overview of GPGPU computing and how it applies to gamers.
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The SilverStone brand exudes quality and excellence. We put this special Western Digital Raptor X edition under our microscope to see if it lives up the expectations.

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OCZ is has sent along some of their latest SLI-Ready RAM. What is SLI-Ready RAM you ask? Well let’s take a look and see if it’s a good concept or if it’s a gimmick and what kind of performance OCZ is bringing to the table.
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The Deck Keyboard from TG3 Electronics symbolizes extravagance in many ways. Does the quality of craftsmanship and the end-user experience justify the high price tag?
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There wasn’t too much to cover in terms of computer hardware at BlizzCon, but there sure were a lot of computers being used. Highlights were Starcraft 2, a couple of new realeases by Logitech, and scantily-clad elfs.
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