Today I've got a little piece of software for review that could pretty much save your life, or at least save you a ton of hassles with your PC, it's called rebit, and it's a backup software that runs automatically and in the background all of the time backing up your system. So it's backup software, but it's more than that, it's also for complete system restore if your hard drive truly dies. One thing nice about rebit is that after you install it you never have to bother with it, it works automatically, behind the scenes backing up your system, the only thing you have to do is make sure the external hard drive is plugged in really.

When it comes to fans, people look at them as, a fan is a fan. There's not much difference in the way a fan operates from one to another. The only real difference is that some have high air flow but at the cost of noise, and some are silent but at the cost of high airflow. Trying to find a fan that is both quiet and provides enough airflow we need for our computers is a difficult challenge. So we end up buying several different types of fans in the hopes that we find that perfect one that meets our needs. And let's not forget that we also want them to be visually pleasing.

GELID Solutions, has a couple of different types of fans for those who want extreme silence along with the ability to speed itself up if it starts to get warm without getting loud, even at a full speed. This fan is called the Silent TC (TC is short for Temperature Controlled). I know what you're thinking, 'They never work properly'. Because half the time the probe is located on the wrong spot on the fan and it is always getting air blown across it so that causes these types of fans fail, or the little probe just does not work period. Well, I will say this that. This probe works and that it's not located on the fan at all. In fact its located on a extension.

The other type of fan from GELID Solutions is a Gamer fan. This fan is balanced to give the user both a decent amount of airflow and also have a quiet operation.

Cooler Master, one of the staff favorites here at Virtual-Hideout, to say the least. On the block today is the middle child in their family of high-end, automotive themed heatsinks. Offering a potential extra 20 watts of dissipation over the former champion V8, thanks to the inclusion of a Thermoelectric module and extra heatsink mass, the V10 promises to the be the premier item in the cooling market for the time being. The question then, is if the extra cost over the V8 is worthwhile, and if the inclusion of a TEC will be another rendition of gimmick flair - much like the Titan Amanda, or Ultra Chillitec - or if the V10 will actually keep things nice and chilly. Let's take a look.

It's a grim reality that not everyone needs the biggest, baddest, meanest, power supply out on the market to power our computers. What we do need is one that can power our computers safely, effortlessly, while at the same time providing our machines with clean dependable power.

Antec has been around the computer industry for as long as I can remember, especially with there chassis designs. With their power supply products though, they are a little less aggressive. Here at Bjorn3d we going to test one of their True Power 750 watt PSU's. Does it have enough to power a stripped down version of my machine? Let's find out, shall we?

With the NV120 Zerotherm presents a nickel coated tower cooler which consists completetly of copper and also looks great. Furthermore the nearly 640 gramm heavy block is equipped with a 120 mm fan which shall deliver plenty of fresh air to the nicely shaped fins.