Scythe Mugen 2 CPU Cooler ReviewTech-Reviews.co.uk posted a review on the Scythe Mugen 2 CPU Cooler
It seems when CPU coolers are designed these days appearance is the main concern for the designers. The one with the most lights or copper on display steals all the attention. What happened to the old days? Competition is your answer my friend. In the computing industry nowadays, there are many companies manufacturing OEM CPU coolers. Smaller companies are then buying these OEM's, shoving an LED fan or two on and rebranding them. And the sad thing is, is that we're buying them! One such company who is very against this is Scythe. Scythe design all their own CPU coolers, they're completely unique! Today we have a cooler for review from Scythe, the Mugen 2, alike many of Scythe's products, this one too is beefy but basic in bling, let's see how this bad boy performs.
Scythe Mugen 2 CPU Cooler ReviewASUS Maximus III Formula: First look in picturesElite Bastards posted a first look at the ASUS Maximus III Formula motherboard
The Maximus Formula III is probably familiar to many of you in terms of both its overall design and aesthetic. One immediately noticeable facet of this particular board is the provision of three physical PCI Express 2.0 16x slots for multi-GPU configurations - It'll be interesting to see if NVIDIA SLI support is provided alongside AMD CrossFire support. It also appears that eight Serial ATA ports are provided, together with a single IDE channel - Two of these SATA ports appear to be running from a different controller, opening up the possibility of SATA-III support. Two PCI and two PCI Express 1x slots round out that aspect of the motherboard's configuration.
ASUS Maximus III Formula: First look in pictures
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EVGA GeForce GTX 275 with 1792MB exploredThe Guru of 3D posted a review on the EVGA GeForce GTX 275 video card with 1792MB
Are you curious how much difference a GeForce GTX 275 with 896 MB of memory and then a GeForce GTX 275 with an astounding 1792MB of memory makes when it comes to performance ?
In this article Guru3D.com will put that to the test. We test the GeForce GTX 1792MB card from eVGA and compare it to the 'regular' 896MB model. Of course this is a full blown review where we'll examine this product in detail. It the extra 50 quid with the extra 896MB of graphics memory ? Well let's find out in the Guru3D review of the eVGA GeForce GTX 275 1792MB model.
EVGA GeForce GTX 275 with 1792MB exploredRazer Sphex ReviewBjorn3D takes a look at the Razer Sphex.
With gaming mice constantly being the focus for aim and precision, mouse pads are easily overlooked. After spending $40 to $60 on a gaming mouse, spending an additional $10-$20 on a mouse pad may seem more like a chore than a necessity. Unfortunately, your brand new shiny mouse can only do so much. A high DPI mouse will perform best with a high DPI accepting mouse pad. A cheap cloth pad will work just fine, but the real potential of your mouse will forever be hidden. Gamers know what gamers want, and that is exactly why Razer has released so many good products. Along with their mice, they've also released many mouse pads including cloth pads, hard surface pads, dual sided pads, and now an incredibly thin $15 pad, the Sphex.
Razer Sphex Review
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