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Virtual-Hideout posted BFG ES800 Power Supply Review

BFG has a great power suppy here - not only does it look good, but it does it with performing style. For the duration of the testing, and the subsequent gaming session afterwards, performance remained solid while silence was in full effect. I found no issues with any of the cabling, or the installation of the unit - that was the fault of the unit. Overall, I would have to say that if you're in the market for a PSU at this price point ($219), BFG's ES800 is an excellent choice. While it's lack of support for Tri-SLI is definitely disappointing, it's ability to take a system with two 4870x2 or 9800GX2 cards is admirable.
BFG ES800 Power Supply Review

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Wolfking Trooper MVP Gaming Mouse Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Wolfking Trooper MVP Gaming Mouse.

I am back and it is time to take a look at one of the most used yet under appreciated PC components: the mouse. I personally have always been a trackball user; I know, very taboo, but I've had a difficult time finding a mouse that felt... well, right. Even giving some well known brands a chance like, the Creative Fatal1ty 1010, Logitech MX518 and an off the beaten path Sandio 3D Gaming O mouse. Now Wolfking steps up to the challenge with their new Wolfking Trooper MVP Gaming mouse. Riding on the success of their Wolfking Warrior XXtreme Gaming Keypad, let us see if they can keep the momentum going.
Wolfking Trooper MVP Gaming Mouse Review

Thermaltake Armor+ MX VH8000BWS Mid Tower ATX Case Review
Bigbruin.com has posted a review on the Thermaltake Armor+ MX VH8000BWS Mid Tower ATX Case

Good things come in slightly smaller packages... Smaller than a full tower case, that is! A few weeks ago the Thermaltake Armor+ VH6000BWS full tower chassis was reviewed at Bigbruin.com, and the overall impression was quite positive. This time around we have the mid tower version, the Armor+ MX VH8000BWS, another solid case that houses all of the features of its larger kin, as well as some additional ones.
Thermaltake Armor+ MX VH8000BWS Mid Tower ATX Case Review