Thermaltake makes a decent bit of kit

3DPROFESSOR TOOK A look at something different. Instead of dealing with millions of pixels, this time mobile storage came out fighting. A review of Corsair Survivor was on the cards - can this flash survive Professor Brian?

XSReviews posted a new review, SoundGraph iMon Ultra Bay, a display module with a remote. If you're dealing with multiple displays and TV devices, this might be the ticket.

Bit-Tech posted a review of Intel's latest and greatest, Core 2 Extreme QX6850 and Core 2 Duo E6750 & E6850.

And in order to cool these new processors, Thermaltake has just added another water-cooling system to their line-up. Legion Hardware has same reservations about Thermaltake's water-cooling systems as myself personally, but guys are now claiming that BigWater 760i presents a breath of fresh air in the Thermaltake line-up.

Virtual-Hideout took a different take on computer case by no other than Danger Den. Torture Rack is an acrylic enclosure that leaves you with a complete control over the components with least use of screwdrivers.

Rich from HardwareLogic published his take of Antec Sonata III enthusiast case on a budget.

TweakTown tested Palit HD 2600Pro and HD 2600XT, two new mainstream cards from ATI for the price of low-end ones. Of course, this is caused by lacklustre 3D performance. Yet, this cards consume 50% less power than competition and are able to do HDMI output with 1080p hardware support. To keep Red/Green balance, guys also posted a review of ZOTAC GeForce 8400GS 256MB.

TekBunker posted a review of Sony DSC S650, a seven million pixel digital camera intended for entry-level users.

OCC posted a review of Logitech FreePulse Wireless headphones. It seems that every manufacturer is now entering the wireless headphone arena, so if you want to see can Logitech improve the market, head over here.

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