Thermaltake announce the release of a new mid-tower chassis. The Spacecraft VF-I.

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AMD show off some laptops from different makers featuring their Llano APU at the Taipei Computer Applications Show.

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Thermaltake Technology began its road of innovation in the year 1999, and the mission “delivering the perfect user experience” has always been the indicator of all followers.

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Today CM Storm announces the release of the new CM Storm Sirus 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset.

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The Futuremark Lords of Overclocking '11 event is now in full swing. In collaboration with MSI and sponsored by Kingston, Enermax and Huntkey, there are plenty of juicy prizes to be won.

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Today, Tt eSPORTS is offering a new addition to the SHOCK gaming headset range in the form of the Spin HD.

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Noctua have been busy-busy showing off some new prototype top-end air cooling solutions as well as a new mounting bracket designed for Intel's coming LGA2011 platform.

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Thermaltake TMG IA1 Heatsink Review @ Hi Tech Legion

"Thermaltake's TMG IA1 looks like the Hulk. The TMG IA1 by Thermaltake may look intimidating at first, but it's completely harmless. The bulkiness of this heatsink can discourage a novice setting up their own computer for their first time, but if there is a will, there's a way. Thermaltake's reputation is strong when it comes to heatsinks, and computer components in general. The heatsink has four copper bars, and the bulkiness of the design is for conducting the heat coming from the CPU effectively and also, at the same time, the surfaces dissipate the heat. Let's find out if this medicine will tame the fever."

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Thermaltake TMG IA1 Heatsink Review @ Hi Tech Legion

CM Storm Scout Gaming Case SGC-2000-KKN1-GP @ Benchmark Reviews

"What differentiates a serious Gaming PC from all the rest of the PCs in the world? To me, it's all about graphics performance, but I know there are many who would disagree. They would say it's a combination of factors, including appearance and some extra functionality needed to survive the physical gaming environment. Cooler Master has created a new division called CM Storm to address the specific needs of gamers. Their latest product, introduced at CEBIT in early March, is called Scout: The True Gaming Case, and is aimed at the mid-market enthusiast.The first thing you notice about the CM Storm Scout Gaming Case is its appearance, particularly the swooping, integrated handle that graces the top surface. That's an obvious nod to the LAN Party setting, but what about the rest of the case? The Scout has several other features that are aimed at the gaming market, as we'll see. Follow along with Benchmark Reviews and let'! s see if the Scout (SGC-2000-KKN1-GP) has enough gaming DNA to survive the ruthless natural selection process that takes place in this very demanding marketplace."

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CM Storm Scout Gaming Case SGC-2000-KKN1-GP @ Benchmark Reviews