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Razer Lachesis Gaming Mouse Hands-On

Alan McCloskeyOct 9, 2007June 27, 20140

Razer’s Lachesis is probably the most advanced and precise gaming mouse ever devised. It uses the brand new 3G Laser Sensor, which brings true 4000dpi

Kingston’s Products at WCG2007

Alan McCloskeyOct 8, 2007June 27, 20140

Many PC enthusiasts are already familiar with Kingston, primarially as a source of name-brand “value” memory that doesn’t suck. Their ValueRAM is only one of

Razer’s Piranha Gaming Headset

Alan McCloskeyOct 8, 2007August 2, 20140

Razer’s new Piranha gaming headset is the successor to their popular Barracuda headphones. The Piranha focuses on high-fidelity rather than Barracuda’s surround technology, so this

A-Data Nobility PD17 2GB Flash Drive Review

Alan McCloskeyOct 5, 2007August 2, 20140

There are alot of flash drives available today with several different features. Some focus on portable applications, others on speed, or even ultra-portability. While some of

Zalman VF 1000 LED VGA Heatsink Review

Alan McCloskeySep 24, 2007August 2, 20142

The power of PC video cards has grown beyond the processors that host them. Today’s graphics processors have more transistors than even the most powerful

Sennheiser CX300 Studio Earbuds Review

Daniël PielageSep 22, 2007August 2, 20141

I love music, ever since I was little. If I don’t have mp3s paying on my pc, then the radio is on all day. I

OCZ ProXstream 1000W PSU Review

Alan McCloskeySep 21, 2007August 2, 20141

OCZ's ProXstream 1000W power supply is one of the most inexpensive Kilowatt units you can buy today, but has the quality innards that let you

Corsair Padlock 2GB USB Drive Review

Alan McCloskeySep 18, 2007June 27, 20140

Flash drives are becoming more and more popular in today’s digital lifestyle, as they are a convenient way to transport important data. These tiny devices

Antec Earthwatts 500W EA500 PSU Review

Alan McCloskeySep 17, 2007August 2, 20140

As we’ve said before, the power supply is the most overlooked component when buying or building your own computer. Whether your computer is a simple

Noctua NC-U6 Chipset Cooler Review

Alan McCloskeySep 15, 2007August 2, 20140

Many computer motherboards still cool their chipsets with a standard aluminum heatsink and a small fan. While these may work fine at first, the fans

Matrox TripleHead2Go Digital Edition Review

Alan McCloskeySep 14, 2007August 2, 20140

Programmers, CAD Professionals, and Graphic Designers have been using multi-monitor support for years. The technology has been available to the average consumer since Windows NT4,

CoolIt Systems PCI Cooler Booster Review

Alan McCloskeySep 11, 2007August 1, 20140

Most PCI and other expansion cards do not generate alot of heat, and therefore are overlooked when cooling your computer system. Today’s multimedia and home

CoolIt Systems Freezone CPU Cooler Review

Alan McCloskeySep 9, 2007August 1, 20140

Extreme overclockers are always looking for bleeding-edge ways to get every once from their hardware. They use powerful fans, extensive water-cooling setups, and even thermoelectric

CoolIt Systems RAM Fan Review

Alan McCloskeySep 8, 2007June 27, 20140

I have been directing extra airflow to my computer’s memory ever since RAM heatspreaders came out. I figured that if there was an actual need

QNAP TS-109 Pro NAS Storage Review

Alan McCloskeySep 7, 2007August 1, 20140

Many homes today have several computers distributed throughout the house, and there is always some common data to share between them. Whether it be MP3s,