Intel’s 335 series is a die-shrunk version of the 330 series offering similar performance. It of course comes with Intel’s data migration tool (a very good one by the way) which is free for Intel SSD customers.... Read More | Share it now!

This is our first video of the 7790, and honestly this is the version we’d most recommend looking into. A 2GB card of this caliber makes more sense than a 1GB card because there are situations where 1GB is not enough in modern games at 1080p.... Read More | Share it now!

The Blackhawk Ultra from Rosewill is huge. I think the opening shot really makes the point very well… It’s not the most “fully featured” case when it comes to bells and whistles, but it’s a large enclosure that holds pretty much anything.... Read More | Share it now!

It’s about 10 minutes long but honestly I think it’s worth the sit through. Ken does a great job of going through some of the features that go beyond just “GHz” and “GBs”... Read More | Share it now!

Thermal paste is a matter of personal preference a lot of the time. I love IC Diamond, and now I have enough of it that I could pretty much eat it for sustenance. ... Read More | Share it now!

Personally I think this is really cool. For $8 you provide your own batteries and you can even swap them out quickly with disposables if you need more power right away for your USB device and you don’t have access to a wall outlet.... Read More | Share it now!

Zalman adds a touch of style to the LQ320 liquid cooler with their faux-aluminum side covers.... Read More | Share it now!

It’s 80 PLUS Platinum and doesn’t have a fan.... Read More | Share it now!

Crucial’s M500 SSD is all about the technological improvements being made. Smaller, 20nm NAND flash, a more advanced controller, and (wait for it) up to 960GB capacities at (relatively) reasonable price points. Wow.... Read More | Share it now!