Published: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 - Cooling
System cooling can be handled in a variety of ways. Most enthusiast systems take a brute force approach by using oversized coolers and extensive case modifications to get the best airflow possible. Unfortunately not every system is built like that so you have to try and accomplish more with less.
Published: Monday, August 15, 2011 - Modding
Add 2 PSU is a relay module that will power on secondary PSUs when power is detected on the 4pin Molex. Basically this is an extremely safe way to control additional PSUs without modification.
Published: Monday, August 8, 2011 - Motherboards
The ROG Maximus IV Extreme is a very unique motherboard that combines many of the enthusiast features that overclockers want with the mainstream stability that gamers and computer users demand.
Published: Tuesday, August 2, 2011 - Cooling
The unique fan blade design on the Hyper 612 was created to direct exhaust air into a column rather than the traditional cone found on most fans. As you can imagine this does increase airflow across the heatsink and does mean you can accomplish more with less.
Published: Friday, July 29, 2011 - Motherboards
Gigabyte has set out to differentiate between the the various enthusiast groups and make specialized products for the gamer/overclocker and the enthusiast/overclocker The X58A-OC is the board designed for enthusiasts who enjoy overclocking and want to get the most from their system.
Published: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 - Cases
In 2010 Thermaltake partnered with BMW to design a unique chassis for their 10 year anniversary, the result was the artful Level 10 case. The BMW designers came up with a free standing tower chassis that featured individual compartments for each of the computer components. Needless to say this case was big, expensive and looked amazing. The expensive part is what kept most users from buying this piece of history and which we believe lead the Thermaltake designers to create the case featured in this review.