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From our front-page news: I'm not quite sure what it is, but there seems to be a huge focus on chassis' at this Computex. Companies who've never released such a product before now are, and it's a bit strange. Is it because they see the need for more selection in the marketplace, or because they...

From our front-page news: Xigmatek isn't a company that's been around too long, three years in fact, but with the products they've released so far, they've earned the reputation of a company that produces worthwhile products. Their Thor's Hammer CPU cooler, for example, costs half as much as...

From our front-page news: At GeIL's booth, the company didn't have a whole lot to show off, but what was easily the most interesting was a wall chock-full of their Black Dragon RAM, all seemingly being stressed. They were showing off what they call DBT, or Die-hard Burn-in Technology, a...

From our front-page news:Want to build a powerful HTPC but don't want it to hog all the room in your TV stand? That's SilverStone's goal with the GD04, a new home theater chassis that offers enough of what you need to build the ultimate HTPC, but for a very reasonable price (~$100). And if you...

From our front-page news:Earlier this week, we posted about Intel's upcoming ultra-low voltage mobile processors, which boast some incredible claims. Imagine having a 10" - 13" notebook that lasts up to eight hours on a single charge while still retaining reasonable performance to get work done...

Computex is home to many things - PC components, gadgets, new technologies and everything else related to the computer industry. But, there's a certain fixture that most every tradeshow has... girls. There was certainly no shortage of cuties hovering around the show floor this time around, and...

I'm not positive, but it seems like you're still being capped, just not in short bursts like with services such as Speedtest.net. Both of your downloads hovered around 3.5MB/s... our true 100Mbit/s connection did 9 - 11MB/s. Either way, I'm jealous of your Internet. I'm still dealing with 10...

Not just Skulltrail. Nothing stops anyone from purchasing a dual-socket motherboard designed for Xeon's and use it for a gaming PC. Just imagine two Core i7 3.0GHz+ processors... sixteen threads of happiness.

Here's another option: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/870/mirrors.php Direct URL: techPowerUp! US-4 Here's our speed behind a 100Mbit/s connection. That 700MB file took 74s to download. After seeing your result there though, I can't see your download not going just as...

There's a lot of questions to be raised here, because that kind of gain for most people seems a little unrealistic. You work at an ISP... is your connection better than the norm? Is this a result that people could typically see? Is this burst rate, or sustained?

I have a good feeling Thermaltake will be sending out zero of these for reviews. They are just too expensive, and in order to get a good ROI, they'd have to send units out to multiple sites. Seems kind of expensive, and unlikely.

The option is there right now... just need to use two CPUs :-)

I just monitor CPU-Z while running the hardcore benchmarks... the CPU freq. field there updates once per second. I don't keep a logging feature, although I wouldn't mind finding something that would allow me to do that. As for overclocking, all I know is that I was able to hit 4.2GHz with...

Hah, you got that right. Francois has been teasing with "Can't Touch This!" for a few weeks now... I had no idea what he was getting at. Was definitely a good chuckle. Oh, and I want one. I forgot to mention the 24MB of Cache on that thing... insane.

That was mentioned in the posting. What are your overall thoughts though? Even if the fan mounting was a little odd, would you still purchase this over a full-blown water-cooling machine, or the Ultra-120?