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Coolermaster iGreen Power 430w

PSUs | 23rd July 2006

Looking for an efficient power supply to go with that budget PC build? Maybe Coolermaster have the solution...

Enermax Liberty 620w Modular ATX PSU

PSUs | 19th July 2006

With more and more modular power supplies coming into the market, will Enermax be able to produce something that stands out from the rest? We find out..

Sunbeam Silent Whisper K8

Cases & Cooling | 18th July 2006

So you just bought a new CPU, but the stock cooler isn't cutting it. You spent all of your money on your PC parts, and now you're stuck with the stock heatsink. Not anymore! Sunbeam's Silent Whisper K8 will provide you with just the right cooling on any budget.

FSP Booster X3 300w 12v PSU

PSUs | 12th July 2006

So you've just blown all your savings on an SLI / Crossfire setup only to find that your PSU doesn't have the grunt to power it all. Enter FSP, who have come up with an affordable answer.

Asus 128mb PhysX Card Review/Preview

CPU & Mainboard | 12th July 2006

We take a look at Asus's version of Ageia's new PhysX Card and see what we think. Is this a revolution in the making?

SIIG ExpressCard 34 11-in-1 Media Card Reader

Storage | 9th July 2006

OC3D takes a look at the very first ExpressCard 34 media card reader! Find out how this new technology stacks up against the older PCMCIA card format.

Corsair XMS TWINX2048-3200 2GB Kit

Memory | 8th July 2006

Low price, average timings, and good looks, but just how well does it perform? Let's find out..

Tagan Turbojet 1100w Quad SLI PSU

PSUs | 7th July 2006

With power consumption of graphics cards on the rise, more and more PSU manufacturers are releasing 1000w+ units. Today we take a look at Tagans latest model, the Turbojet 1.1kw.

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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

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.