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Rosewill Silentnight 500 Watt Power Supply Review

Passively cooled computer components are kind of a holy grail item. It's difficult to design them in such a way that they'll operate well without failure. Especially when considering variables like climate an... Continued

iBUYPOWER Battalion Gaming Laptops Go Ultra-Thin

I personally have never been a fan of portable gaming devices such as the Sony PSP, Gameboy and Nintendo DS. And it's because they only do one thing very well and nothing else at all really. However, the la... Continued

GIGABYTE BRIX Ultra Compact Computer Receives Haswell CPU Upgrade

The rise of the All-in-One PC system started off great, but then slowly migrated into the shadows. While I can't say I will miss All-in-One PCs, with their limited screen sizes and other downsides like limi... Continued

Dell Brings Reasonably Priced Windows 8 Touch-Screen Monitors to Market

One of the major features Microsoft highlighted when they released Windows 8 was the touch integration. And it would have been great if touch-screen monitors at the time were not in the $500+ range for even... Continued

Tt eSPORTS Unleashes an Ultimately Affordable Mechanical Keyboard Called the Poseidon

The new buzz word for this season seems to be "affordable" as many companies are releasing more cost efficient products. Thermaltake's Tt eSPORTS division has decided to bring the savings to the gaming comm... Continued

SiSoft Sandra 2013 SP5 Further Improves a Great Benchmarking Suite

One of the many things Futurelooks relies on is benchmark software. After all, it's a good idea to measure performance differences when you upgrade parts in a system. Having peace of mind that the money was... Continued

G.Skill Unleashes Over 15 New Quad Channel Memory Kits for Intel’s Ivy Bridge-E

DDR3 RAM is going to be replaced by DDR4 RAM in the very near future as you can tell from the Kingston's IDF 2013 announcement. On the other hand, DDR3 just refuses to go quietly into the night. In fact, it... Continued

IDF 2013 – ADATA Technology Also Displays Their DDR4 Memory Kits

Just because Intel Developer Forum (IDF) isn't over, doesn't mean the news stops flowing. It seems this past week at IDF 2013 was all about the memory. First Kingston was spotted showing off DDR4 memory for... Continued

Intel’s Core i7 4960X Ivy Bridge Extreme Processor Reviewed

It's been almost two years since the Hexacore Intel Core i7 3960X Sandy Bridge processors launched. In that time, quad core Sandy Bridge parts remained all time favorites amongst enthusiasts due to the gains ... Continued

Watch out EA! Valve is Ready to Fire Back With Steam Family Sharing

Well the minor skirmish between Steam and Origin continues to heat up as Valve fires back. I previously stated that Origin's Return Policy would most likely change all digital downloading services. Well it ... Continued

AMD Handed Out Chips to Intel Developer Forum Attendees

In a very unorthodox move, AMD gives away chips to those that attended the Intel Developer's Forum this week. The way the news portrays these two companies, I didn't think AMD would be allowed to attend. Or... Continued

be quiet! Pure Wings 2 Fans Not So Quietly Invade Cooling Market

One of the defining differences of a high-end gaming PC is the quality of the cooling system inside. Case fans, CPU coolers, graphics card coolers, liquid cooling, etc. all come together to provide a more e... Continued