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Well still working on things to make it better8)
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on 19 Apr 2009
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on 19 Apr 2009
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on 16 Apr 2009
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on 16 Apr 2009
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on 16 Apr 2009
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on 16 Apr 2009
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Mutant Mods LED Fan
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Matrix Orbital MX211
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Luxurae Hard Drive Silencing Solution
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Logitech® MX™ Revolution
on 16 Apr 2009
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on 16 Apr 2009
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Logisys Wireless Remote Multifunction Panel
on 16 Apr 2009
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Logisys HD-Silencer
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on 16 Apr 2009
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Jackson Armor Card
on 16 Apr 2009
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Icemat Siberia InEar Headset
on 16 Apr 2009
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Handio™ InternetMultimedia Compact Keyboard USB+PS2
on 16 Apr 2009
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Gamerzstuff's Destrukt GamingMat
on 16 Apr 2009
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Func Surface 1030 MBA Limited Edition
on 16 Apr 2009
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Func Surface 1030 Archetype
on 15 Apr 2009
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Func F10S - F30R Gaming mouse pads
on 15 Apr 2009
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on 15 Apr 2009
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EZ Power Supply Tester 2
on 15 Apr 2009
So your long day at school/work is finally over and you've just walked in the door.  Its time to jump on the PC and have a little fun. You press the power button and nothing happens.  Some four letter words go through your head (&*#$  *#$*) and your rip open the side of your case.  By this time you’re frantically [read more]
Evercool 120mm Aluminum Fan
on 15 Apr 2009
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Enermax Liberty 400
on 15 Apr 2009
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on 13 Apr 2009
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Crucial Ballistix Tracer Memory
on 13 Apr 2009
We have ram in the workshop today! No I don’t mean a Ram truck or a mountain ram, I’m talking about random access memory from Crucial Ram.  Crucial in two respects, one being the name of the company and the other being it’s crucial to have for your PC. Crucial Technology is a well-known company and is a subsidiary of [read more]
Cooler Master X Dream III
on 13 Apr 2009
Recently, Mike and myself attended the TFL Winter Frag Fest (see www.torontofunleague.com for more info) and won quite a bit of swag. Many companies like Cooler Master, CompuSmart, Patriot Memory, Abit, Intel, Nvidia, and Monster Mods sponsored the event. I received the Cooler Master X Dream III, as a prize for winning the best “BAWLS Bottle Design” A big thanks [read more]
Cooler Master Hyper 6+
on 13 Apr 2009
Cooler Master is a namethat is synonymous with some top of the line enthusiast computercomponents. Cooler Master offers a wide range of cooling products fromair to liquid and notebook to CPU. As this age of computing technologytends to produce large amounts of heat, high end cooling applicationsmust be used in order to keep temperatures down and performance up.Cooler Master has [read more]
Cooler Master Ammo 533 case
on 13 Apr 2009
LAN goers are always looking for a new and easier way to transporttheir PC around. Some gamers use what is known as a shuttle PC whileothers still carry their full size PC, and then you have the realcreative ones that will build their PC inside a cardboard box (me).   Today I'm going to be taking a look at [read more]
ConexUSB Lighted USB Cables and Adapters
on 13 Apr 2009
Lights, lights and more lights, being the holidays you might thinkthat I am talking about Christmas lights. Well not quite but I guessyou could decorate your PC with what we have on the bench today. ConexUSBis a company that is trying to light up your life. Computer moddershave been adding lights to just about anything they can get their handson [read more]
Cobra case
on 10 Apr 2009
The idea of a plain computer case has become a thing of the past. The avid gamers and modders are turning the bland beige and white cases into works of art. These works of art are becoming the showcase at many pc shows and LAN party's. With all of this happening it has prompted many companies that manufacture pc cases [read more]
Case Arts PSU Modding Tool Kit
on 10 Apr 2009
I'd like to send a huge thanks out to the great people over at Case Arts for making this review possible.  The Case Arts PSU Modding Tool Kit is something that should have been released a long time ago.  This nifty little kit really helps when you are modding your PSU.  Instead of making the mistake of taking a paper [read more]
Case Arts Fully Sorted Molex Kit with Tool
on 10 Apr 2009
The Case Arts Full Sorted Molex Kit with Tool, is a kit aimed at people who want to clean up the wires in their case; but are extremely strapped for cash. This is a great low budget kit, but it is lacking some of the features needed to perform a proper sleeving job. For example, this kit does not come [read more]
Cableorganizer Review
on 10 Apr 2009
Case modding is becoming an increasingly competitive hobby for computer customization enthusiasts. At LAN tournaments it is not unusual to see a form of case mod contest for the attendants, especially at huge events like PDX and on the Canadian side of things, TFL and Playas’ LANmania in the Greater Toronto Area. With interest peaking in these competitions, it is [read more]
Atake Phantom Robot Meteor Light
on 10 Apr 2009
With many people looking for alternate ways of lighting their tricked out case these days, company's have brought fourth the idea of meteor lights.  Instead of using cold cathode light tubes, meteor lights use a  strip of LED's in place of the CCFL tube.  The meteor light appeals someone who doesn't want to have their PC lit up like a [read more]
Atake Phantom Robot Hdd Sink
on 10 Apr 2009
The Atake Phantom Robot HDD sink doubles as both a 3.75 to 5.25” bay adapter, hard drive noise reducer / hard drive cooler.  Made of a thick piece of aluminum with rubber mounting brackets, the hard drive cooler is also stylish.  Though not as affective as i would have liked, it still lowers temperatures when the hard drive is moved [read more]
ASUS AX800ProTVD
on 10 Apr 2009
With the arrival of the new era of FPS pumping, quality enhancing, performance boosting video cards came the ASUS AX800Pro/TVD. Since the release of the ATI R420, and Nvidia 6800 GPU's, there has been rivalry between the two company's to produce the fastest graphics card on the market.  With features such as ATI's Smoothvision HD, Smartshader HD, Videoshader D, Hyper [read more]
Aspire Turbo Case 500W PSU
on 10 Apr 2009
I started this review in a rather innocent manner. Nonetheless, I’m adventuring into the world of product reviews. Today, my topic of discussion is the Aspire 500W Dual Fan Aluminum Power Supply.  This is a PSU geared towards those consumers who want aesthetic parts for their computers.  This PSU has a middle range price, balancing looks and performance.  Aspire has [read more]
Asour VPC 2000 Multimedia Hub
on 10 Apr 2009
I was surfing the net looking for some ideas for a Home TheaterPersonal Computer or HTPC as it may commonly be referred to. I hadlooked at most everything needed for one and was in search of a DVDdrive of some kind. I came across a company headquartered in Taiwan bythe name of Asour Technology Inc.Asour had a product in their [read more]
Asetek VapoChill Micro
on 10 Apr 2009
Computer cooling methods have increased in complexity, reliability, and innovation over the past few years because of the steep incline in the heat generated by today’s computers.  Heat is a problem computer tweaking and overclocking enthusiasts are all not to fond of because it is usually one of the bottlenecks that they encounter while overclocking.  When thinking in terms of [read more]
Artistic™ Optical Mouse
on 10 Apr 2009
We have another mouse in the house; someone needs to call the exterminator. Almost every computer user owns a mouse, or an equivalent like a track pad or track ball. Without a mouse, your computer is pretty much useless.  This device alone, receives the most use out of any other input peripheral you can think of. If it is essential [read more]
Arctic Cooling Silencer 64 Ultra
on 10 Apr 2009
IntroductionThe Silencer 64 Ultra, like most of Arctic Cooling's products, is made to be innovative, quiet, cool, and most of all, affordable!  This cooler has it all, with a price tag that will not break your budget.    With its 87mm patented design fan combined with a huge 82 x 92 x 42mm base, Arctic Cooling has created a winner with [read more]
Arctic Cooling Freezer 4
on 10 Apr 2009
Cooling products, are the mother of all overclockers. Up on the pedestal (Or shall we say retention bracket) today is Arctic Cooling’s Freezer 4.  Touted as a low noise mid-price range heatsink, this cooler comes fit with a copper base, heatpipes, and a very interesting fan design.  Lets take a look, shall we?Packaging and SpecsThis box is just like every [read more]
Arctic Cooling ATI Silencer 4
on 10 Apr 2009
The Arctic-Cooling ATI Silencer 4 is a high-end video card cooler, and is possibly the best VGA cooler on the market.  The temperatures that this baby produces are simply superb, and leave plenty of room for overclocking. The Direct Heat Exhaust System (DHES) technology helps enormously in keeping processor and case temperatures down. With the combination of these features, the [read more]
Altec Lansing GT5051 Surround Sound Speakers
on 10 Apr 2009
Sound has become one of the most upgradeable parts of any computer system. Long gone are the days of variable toned beeps, today, many manufactures are trying to make the computing experience as realistic as possible in the areas of music, games, and movies. Altec Lansing is one such company dedicated to the enhancement and quality of computer audio. Most [read more]
Altec Lansing AHS602i Gaming Headset
on 10 Apr 2009
It’s the middle of the night and you’re blasting away the bad guysplaying games on your PC, the next thing you know your parents orspouse is rapping on your head to turn it down. Well I’m here to helpyou keep from getting those knocks on your head, especially after thethird or fourth time you’re told and you get hit with [read more]
15 inch Blue Deluxe Sound Activated CCFL Kit and 120mm Dual Blue CCFL Ring Fan
on 10 Apr 2009
 In todays age, the world of computers is a new environment every month. Many company's are striving to stay on top of the fast paced, ever changing pc everyday. Today I get to look at a couple of items from a company that is staying up with this fast changing pc and all the add-ons. LOGISYS is a company that [read more]
Antec VCool
on 10 Apr 2009
Antechas been around since the beginning. They have always been at theforefront of the modding industry, providing high quality products atfairly reasonable prices. They have expanded from a small company intoone of the most well known makers of high quality enclosures, powersupplies, and modding accessories. Antec has been kind enough to sendus one of their VCoolexpansion slot coolers for review. [read more]