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Zalman ZM-MFC2 Multi Fan Controller Review

Alan McCloskeyJan 13, 2008August 2, 20140

Zalman's has updated everything about this Fan Controller for the 21st century. The device not only supports 4 seperate fans and temperature sensors, but also

Nyko Intercooler for Playstation 3 Review

TrishaJan 7, 2008August 2, 20147

The Nyko PS3 Intercooler is a new addition in a long, long line of cooling peripherals. This tradition of having to add on an additional

Rosewill RHUB-310 7-Port USB 2.0 Hub

TrishaJan 6, 2008August 2, 20140

With the amount of gadgets and office equipment around now-a-days, it seems that the measly two to four average ports found on a desk or

Razer Piranha Gaming Headset Review

Alan McCloskeyJan 3, 2008August 2, 20141

While attending a local LAN party, I’ve noticed one brand of gaming gear that dominates among the hard-core: and that brand is Razer. They make

ThermalTake ToughPower 850W PSU Review

Alan McCloskeyJan 2, 2008August 2, 20140

There was a time when a bright lightbulb consumed more electricity than a powerful computer. Those days are long past, as even a modest computer

Boynq Mistral USB Notebook Fan Review

TrishaDec 31, 2007August 2, 20140

The Mistral USB Ventilator from Boynq is yet another genius invention. Home cooling units have always been helpful, especially in the heat. Have you ever

Boynq Haspel 4-port USB Hub Review

TrishaDec 27, 2007August 2, 20141

USB hubs are important for laptop-toters and PC nerds alike. It seems like even if we have four USB ports on our machine and perhaps

Boynq D’Light USB Light

TrishaDec 27, 2007June 26, 20140

Boynq markets the D’light as a way to “set the mood”. Personally, I have never had someone trying to get it on set me in

GMC Noblesse AVC-S7 HTPC Case Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 19, 2007August 2, 20142

I love Home Theater PC cases. Several years ago there weren’t many to choose from, and many of them looked more like PC equipment rather

Boynq Toastit 7-in-1 USB Card Reader Review

TrishaDec 17, 2007August 2, 20140

Card readers are pretty handy these days. With everything that requires or uses memory sticks, flash drives, and SD cards now-a-days, toting around a card

ThermalTake iFlash 120mm Cooling Fan Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 15, 2007July 5, 20140

One of the first products to come from the pre-fabbed modding scene were LED fans. At the time these clear whirlwinds with multi-colored LEDs were

Ideazon Merc Stealth Gaming Keyboard Review

Brad RussellDec 15, 2007June 26, 20140

There comes a time in every young man’s life when he must decide whether to game in red, blue, or purple… The Merc Stealth gaming

Microsoft Media Center Keyboard Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 13, 2007August 2, 20142

If you one of the many of people discovering the joys of a Home Theater PC, then you’ll want to get as much usefulness from it as you

SteelSeries QcK Heavy Mousepad Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 12, 2007August 2, 20140

Cloth mousepads were originally invented as a surface to “grab the mouse by the ball”, so to speak. Back in the days when mice were

Gigabyte 3d Galaxy 2 Liquid Cooling System Review

Daniël PielageDec 11, 2007August 2, 20143

I’ve reviewed a number of watercooling kits and blocks and handled even more, but this would be the first time to review / install a