Guru3d: Many of companies these days compete fiercely with each other and this is why we see pre-overclocked products these days. Yes it’s a lot of e-peen stuff over basically 2 to 5 more performance. Equipped with great warranty and several flavors of a good number of products they recently unleashed the BFG ...

AnandTech: We take a look at ICY DOCK’s newest external eSATA/USB 2.0 enclosure and wonder how to keep it clean in a lab full of dirty hands.

[H]ardOCP: This infrared motion tracking system gets clipped onto your headset or visor and allows you to change your POV in-game by merely moving your head. This is a great idea, but does it work, and who is it for?

X-bit labs: Nvidia is currently shipping the complete family of DirectX 10 graphics cards: starting with the least expensive solutions and finishing with the highest-performing ones. Today we are going to take a closer look at this entire family of cards and find out how well its individuals can perform in a number ...

HardwareLogic: Look there! Is it a grill? Is it a cheese grader? No, it’s an Accelero! Can you really turn common kitchen appliances into highly sought-after passive video card heatsinks? Follow along as we take a closer look at Arctic Cooling’s Accelero S1.

AnandTech: Do the self-contained water cooling heatsinks bring that extra bit of performance to CPU cooling? We take a closer look at two integrated water coolers that sell at air cooling prices.

HardwareLogic: The kind folks at Ultra Products have teamed up with HardwareLogic to sponsor a contest for our readers. To enter, just post a picture of your pet, or that of a friend/neighbor/relative if you don’t own one. Photoshopping is fine, and dare we say, encouraged?

PC Perspective: We revisit the venerable Dell XPS M1710. This time it comes with the latest Core 2 Duo T7600G which is overclockable. Who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?...

[H]ardOCP: Two retail Sapphire Radeon HD 2900 XT video cards, one Intel Bad Axe 2, and two CrossFire bridge connectors equals ATI’s most powerful graphics combination at this time for gaming. We find out if two Radeon HD 2900 XT video cards in CrossFire is worthy or a waste.

AnandTech: Our first look at Samsung’s latest SpinPoint T166 drive reveals a quick and affordable drive... oh yeah, did we mention it was quiet?