OCIA.net has posted their June Forum Contest with a chance to win a brand new Tagan CS-Monolize Case! :
“As many of you know, we just launched a new feature on the site / forum, our Member Photo Gallery. We have several categories where you can share photos of your computer, hardware, tech toys, cars, anything you want really (within reason, of course). To help celebrate the opening of our photo gallery and stir up some excitement, we have teamed up with Tagan to give away one of their CS-Monolize Super Tower Cases!”
NEW CONTENT (Casing & Cooling) – Thermaltake ProWater 850i Liquid Cooler
QUOTE: “Thermaltake played a large role in the evolution of the water-cooling phenomenon. With their manufacturing capability and R&D teams, the company has made improvements in the quality of components used and the level of skill needed to install a unit successfully.
The Thermaltake ProWater 850i is a step above the company’s entry level water cooling kits and is a good choice for those looking for stable performance with a low acoustic footprint. The fan is able to crank up to very high speeds, giving overclockers who are less worried about noise and more focused on performance the opportunity to let their system run wild.”
For more information, please visit - http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/1457/thermaltake_prowater_850i_liquid_cooler/index.html
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The TweakTown Team
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Title: HorsePower 750w PSU Review @ FusionMods.Net
Link: http://www.fusionmods.net/index.php?theCase=viewThread&threadID=1515
Quote: “The HorsePower PSU can boast a number of great features… Four 12v rails, Power Protection from over current, over voltage and short-circuits protection, and to top that off, it offers up 80+ power efficiency. Great looks and Performance are all that I ever ask with my hardware.”
CPU3D Review: ASRock X48 TurboTwins-WiFi Motherboard
Even though ASRock may not be one of the first to get their motherboards out onto the market, but they have consistantly produced affordable solutions for budget users. But now it seems, they’re looking to capitalise on the mainstream market by introducing the X48TurboTwins-WiFi mothaboard. It’s based on Intel’s X48 chipset and contains lots of extras.
“…The ASRock X48TurboTwins-WiFi+AP may not appeal to the hardcore extreme enthusiast, but for the rest of us mainstream user it’s near perfect and offers great value for money.”
Read the rest of the review … http://www.cpu3d.com/content/view/4958/54/
NZXT Wreaks Khaos with New Ultra-Premium Gaming Chassis
New Aluminum Case features Breakthrough Design, Three Channel Cooling, and Dual Power Supply Support
El Monte, CA –June 10th, 2008 – NZXT, a company built on realizing the dreams of gamers worldwide, is proud to announce the Khaos, a high-performance premium gaming chassis in the NZXT Classic Series. Khaos features breakthrough design in every category effectively satisfying the needs of the most power hungry PC Enthusiasts and Gamers.
- Unparalleled Design – Following the success of the Lexa Chassis, NZXT took on the major feat of designing an ultra-premium chassis achieving “perfect symmetry†with matching curves and mirrored design
- Three channel cooling – Features two 120 mm fans for intake over 8 HDDs along with the first-ever three 120mm fan bracket is placed exactly before the video card and motherboards to ensure steady airflow
- Dual Power Supply Support – Designed for the power hungry PC enthusiast with future component upgrades in mind, the Khaos offers support for two power supplies. The user can split power usage between major components like the video cards and CPU with other components such as the hard drive, motherboard and floppy. NZXT even includes a specialized cable that will help start up the second PSU
- Thick Aluminum Build – Following the success of the NZXT Adamas, Khaos is built with high quality craftsmanship infused throughout the chassis and comprised completely of durable 2mm and 3mm thick aluminum
- Maximized Expandability – Khaos features 11 5.25†bays providing a large array of space for drives such as CD ROMS, Temperature Displays, and multi-format readers
- Convenience – Khaos comes standard with mounted rubber finished wheels for moving the chassis around the home. A handle is mounted at the back for comfort during movement. Khaos also features a flippable motherboard tray for easy access to components
“With Khaos, we have achieved an optimal balance of elegant, symmetric design and an unparalleled set of features, effectively creating the ultimate powerhouse gaming chassis housed in a work of art†said Johnny Hou, Chief Designer at NZXT. “With features like three channel cooling, dual power supply support, and a thick aluminum build, PC Enthusiasts and Gamers have a lot to be excited about.â€
Retailing for $399, the new Khaos case will be available in mid-June.
For more information on NZXT and to view the company’s complete catalog, visit www.nzxt.com
The screenshot on the poster is not a mistake: that is actually a naked Frank West (from Dead Rising) playing a multiplayer map in the frozen tundra! Frank is one of the new playable character models in the latest edition of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. This new edition also gives you serveral enhanced single-player modes, many online gameplay modes, four new maps, new supercharged weapons, environments, and enemies!
The updated game is titled “Lost Planet: Extreme Condition: Colonies Edition” and is the same groundbreaking gameplay that was released for the PC and Xbox 360 last year, but has a ton of new fun features thrown in. A few new modes have been added to the single-player campaign, which can make playing through the short campaign a nice diversion again.
Review URL ::
http://www.ocmodshop.com/ocmodshop.aspx?a=1179
