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New: Picking the right case for water cooling

After you feel confident in the components you have selected, it is equally as important to select the right case to house your computer and water cooling hardware.

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New Article: Present Day Water Cooling

We take a look at the current and future trends of water cooling. Times change and so have water cooling. With more competition heating up with other technologies, water cooling has to keep ahead and offer a solution that is quiet and keeps the power hunger CPUs and GPUs nice and cold.

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Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 Toxic 512MB Review

From ThinkComputers.org

"I have been fortunate to be able to review two different HD 4850s, but until now, the HD 4870 has eluded me. Today, I will be looking at Sapphire's factory overclocked version, the HD 4870 Toxic. Sporting a massive cooler utilizing Sapphire's Vapor Chamber Technology (VCT), and a decent overclock, Sapphire carries on its Toxic tradition. Let's see if the HD 4870 lives up to its reputation."

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J&W X48D2-EXTREME Motherboard

From TweakTown

"Today we have our very first J&W motherboard based around the Intel X48 chipset. No big surprise here on the choice of chipset due to its maturity and presence as an enthusiast oriented piece of kit. But how well does it compare to the likes of the even newer P45 based offerings? Let’s find out.

Todays testing consists of the GIGABYTE EP45 Extreme and the ASUS P5Q motherboards which are based on the P45 chipset. Unfortunately we didn’t have any X48 DDR2 boards on hand to do tests with. However, looking at how well J&W have put this board together, we decided to see just how well the board can go against the new contender chipset, which is where J&W is aiming this board; a cheaper X48 with all the goodies."

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Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Review

From Tweaknews.net

"The freezer 7 Pro from Arctic Cooling has what it takes. Up against a couple of high-performance coolers that were newer, bigger and much more expensive, the little Freezer 7 Pro held its own. Some consumers might overlook the Freezer as being dated and no longer competitive. That would be a big mistake"

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Cooler Master Hyper 212 CPU Cooler Review

From ThinkComputers.org

"The Cooler Master Hyper 212 CPU Cooler has two heatsinks each with their own set of four heatpipes for premium cooling. Not only does it have a dual heatsink design, but it also has the ability to have a dual 120mm fan design for even more airflow. Having a universal design makes it a worry-free purchase for beginners since it supports both AMD and Intel CPU's. Read on further to see how the Hyper 212's performance was the best yet in our testing rig."

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AeroCool AeroRacer Pro Case Review

From Hardware Secrets

"AeroRacer Pro is a steel mid-tower case from AeroCool featuring a huge 400-mm fan on its left side, being the case with the biggest fan in the world. Having also four 5 ¼” bays and five 3 ½” bays, let’s take a look on this unusual case."

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