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Powercolor X1650 Pro Review
GPU & Displays | 24th August 2006
ATI have just released a new line of graphics cards. We take a look at this mid-range offering from Powercolor and see how the new X1650 performs in our test suite
Intel Core 2 Duo 'Conroe' E6700 & X6800 Benchmarks
CPU & Mainboard | 22nd August 2006
We've all heard of the latest chip codenamed "Conroe" from Intel. We've all seen its sub 20 second SuperPI results. But is the cost of upgrading worth it?
Logitech G7 Cordless Laser Mouse
Input Devices | 21st August 2006
Logitech are a company that pride themselves on creating innovative gaming based products. Read on as we take the new G7, and put it through it's paces.
Alphacool NexXxos NVXP-3 GPU Waterblock
Cases & Cooling | 14th August 2006
Graphics card full cover blocks are becoming more and more popular these days. I am going to take a look at Alphacools NexXxos waterblock and see how it performs.
Eddie EK FC79 7800/7900 GPU Block
Cases & Cooling | 14th August 2006
Eddie haven't been long on the market with their EK block for all the high end cards, but they're already been recieving excellent reviews. I take a look and see what I think...
Antec Phantom 500w Silent PSU
PSUs | 11th August 2006
Today I'll be looking at the Phantom 500w PSU from Antec. This unit is based on Antec's hybrid fan/passive design which promises to keep things a little more quiet.
SteelPad S&S Gaming Surface
Input Devices | 10th August 2006
$50 Mouse? Check. $50 Game? Check. Mousepad? Uhoh. There are many mousepads out there, lets see if the S&S by SteelPad fits your needs.
Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 750 GB SATA Hard Drive
Storage | 7th August 2006
With more and more people wanting larger amounts of storage space, drives are getting bigger and bigger. We take a look at Seagates Behemoth 750gb Barracuda 7200RPM model and see if it's up to par.
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Ultimate H100 Cooling Mod
Tom Logan | 19th September 2012
We see what happens if you strap 40 fans to a H100... Ultimate Cooling Mod?
SteelSeries Siberia V2 Special Edition Pink
Bryan Waters | 31st August 2012
One of the best all-around headsets can now help towards a worthy cause. There has never been a better time to buy.
Orca Project Introduction
Tom Logan | 23rd August 2012
It seems like it has been ongoing for months already but it is finally time to take a look at the plans for the Orca Project
![[Staff Project] NZXSPC Finished build](/gfx/articles/2012/08/05042533875l.jpg "[Staff Project] NZXSPC Finished build")
[Staff Project] NZXSPC Finished build
Gary Wain | 6th August 2012
NZXT meets XSPC. G-Dubs Project NZXSPC is now completed and raring to go. With GPU and CPU cooling as well as a custom painted motherboard, head on over tot he forums to see the full log and many other great builds.
![[Staff Project] NZXSPC The Build](/gfx/articles/2012/07/19040142865l.jpg "[Staff Project] NZXSPC The Build")
[Staff Project] NZXSPC The Build
Gary Wain | 20th July 2012
We've selected our kit, we've planned, we've modded. Now it's time for G-Dubs to bring everything together.
Noctua NH-L12 Review
Tom Logan | 17th July 2012
We give the Noctua NH-L12 a quick overview whilst upgrading one of our home servers. Can the L12 be cool and quiet?
![[Staff Project] NZXSPC Modding and Painting](/gfx/articles/2012/06/29094145477l.jpg "[Staff Project] NZXSPC Modding and Painting")
[Staff Project] NZXSPC Modding and Painting
Gary Wain | 11th July 2012
G-Dubs gets his dremel out and makes some slight adjustments to the NZXT Phantom 410 case
GTX680 Waterblock Fitting Guide
Tom Logan | 4th July 2012
Scared to break the screw drivers out and fit your GPU with a waterblock? We show you how easy it really is.
CM Storm Trooper 360mm Roof Radiator Fitting Guide
Tom Logan | 4th July 2012
We show you how to mod the CM Storm Trooper or Stryker for a 360mm radiator in the roof!
![[Staff Project] NZXSPC, Strip down and Planning](/gfx/articles/2012/06/25124032601l.jpg "[Staff Project] NZXSPC, Strip down and Planning")
[Staff Project] NZXSPC, Strip down and Planning
Gary Wain | 4th July 2012
In the first article we showed you the hardware and gave you a rough idea of what we wanted to do. Getting down to business we now strip the case down and go into a bit more detail about our plans for the hardware and cooling.
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