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November 1st, 2004 - How do you build the Ultimate Gaming Platform? You find the Ult1mate Gamer. In a historical move, ABIT has partnered with the world's top gamer - Johnathan 'Fatal1ty' Wendel - to develop PC gaming hardware with… Go To Full Article

Times they are a changin’, my friends. But we already knew that right? They always have been and always will be. That’s the essence of progress, and the driving force behind the technology industry. For consumers, it means that the… Go To Full Article

After delving into the world of water cooling with our previous Corsair HydroCool200 review, I firsthand witnessed the superior cooling efficiency of liquid as compared to traditional forced-air heatsink coolers. However, I noticed some limitations after becoming better acquainted to… Go To Full Article

Tonight we are going to take a look on my second case, this time also from Silverstone. The previous case was a good looking HTPC case, but tonight we have a normal ATX case on our… Go To Full Article

Overclockers and enthusiasts as a group are gaining more influence in the computer world. After all, the majority of computer products these days come to the market integrated with overclocking/tweaking options. No need to modify components or hack a BIOS… Go To Full Article

While there are lots of different settings that make up memory timings, four of them in particular are most widely used. In fact, most of the modules stating timings will mention these four settings: CAS Latency, RAS-to-CAS delay (tRCD), RAS… Go To Full Article

Shuttle not only sets the bar, but continually raises it with regard to Small Form Factor (SFF) systems. The SN95G5, the latest in Shuttle’s XPC line, is a prime example of their dedication in this area. Go To Full Article

Intel's first Pentium 4 with a 1066MHz front side bus makes its debut at 3.46GHz with the supporting chipset, the Intel 925XE. Will a big kick in the bus turn our Pentium 4 back into the gaming leader it used… Go To Full Article

I was wondering, if you had US$2000 right now, what kind of computer you would build? I'm facing a similar dilemma, and am fearful of getting ripped off, so I've decided to build my own. I'm looking… Go To Full Article

Folding cables serves two purposes; to create a super clean looking system and maximize air flow going though the computer case. Nothing messes up air flow more than a bunch of dangling IDE cables. Rounded cable helps this problem but… Go To Full Article