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Pro-Clockers and NZXT is at it again with a new giveaway. This time NZXT will giving away two Havik 140 cooler to two lucky individuals. If you have heard of the Havik 140 check out the review here. The rules are simple and stated in this thread.
Good Luck from the PC Staff
Today, is one of those days when we get to look at something is pretty neat and has something to do with the internal working of a PC. That something is the Genius Ring Presenter. The Ring Presenter is a mouse as well as a presenter for your PowerPoint presentations. Not only that the little booger fits right over your finger and the rest is wireless magic.
The Xapear comes with two RFID keys, that will be initialized by the users themselves. After this initialization users can use a “public” and a “hidden” partition and define their respective sizes. In regular use the “hidden” partition cannot be detected by others, only once the RFID key is being swiped over the Xapear SSD itself will the “hidden” partition appear. After another swipe this partition will disappear again.
Sapphire is giving a lucky person a chance to be the owner of a custom built Tom "Snail" Portsmouth modded PC. The PC is filled with some of today's newest technology but features Sapphire's own Radeon HD 7950 GPU and H67 motherboard. All it takes is becoming a member of SSC and living one of the following areas: Canada, the Member States of the European Union, Malaysia and the USA.
Crucial has a line of ram what would be a worthy choice of a higher-end system. The Ballistix Elite series is designed for the gamers and enthusiasts in mind. Running in frequencies ranging from 1600 to 2133 MHz and kits size of 4 to 16 GB, Crucial as a kit for almost everyone. We will be taking a long look at the Elite 1866 MHz 16GB quad kit today.
Thermaltake just last week announced they were releasing two AIO liquid cooled kits which were the Water 2.0 Performer and Pro, the Pro being the higher end kit and the model we will be reviewing today. The Pro has a thicker most surface radiator than the Performer but is that enough to choose it over some of the air-coolers we have tested just recently? We will put it on the bench and find out.

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME), the world’s largest multichannel video game retailer, in partnership with Valve, creators of Steam, a leading platform for the delivery and management of PC and Mac games with over 40 million accounts, today announced the nationwide availability of the Steam Wallet at all U.S. GameStop locations. Steam Wallet codes will be available in $20 and $50 denominations giving PC and Mac gamers immediate access to Steam’s more than 1,800 titles.
“We are thrilled to be partnering with Valve on this new initiative,” said Steve Nix, GameStop’s GM of Digital Distribution. “This gives even more options to customers now that they can put money in their Steam Wallet using cash, gift cards or trade credits through our convenient neighborhood locations.”
"GameStop is the most recognized game retailer in the world and a leader in providing a state-of-the-art shopping experience for its customers," said Jason Holtman, Valve’s Director of Business Development. "Offering Steam Wallet codes at GameStop extends more options and convenience to gamers around to the world."
For more information, visit www.GameStop.com/steamwallet.
“Our goal was to offer more mobo specifications compared to other standard products! Beyond the standard Z77 fare, you can get multiple configurations from Z77 Extreme9, such as onboard 2T2R Dual-Band WiFi and BT v4.0 module, Wi-SB BOX and 4-Way SLI/CrossFireX Support from PLX PEX 8747 bridge.” Commented by James Lee, V.P. of ASRock Marketing and Sales. “Apart from allowing users to enjoy extreme performance, we also care about PC’s maintenance! ASRock Dehumidifier was created to prevent motherboard malfunction caused by humid and damp conditions. Hence, PC with ASRock motherboards will be ensured to have higher longevity.”
Kingwin is one of our favorite companies because they tend to think out the box with a lot of their products. Whether it is a power supply with lit ends on the extensions or their funky shaped HDD enclosures. Their newest break-thru product isn't either of those, it's a cooling fan. Their new fans add a bit of flash as well as ease of installation to its list of credentials.
Designed for the new age of mobile devices, Recon is the world's first Internet-connected fan controller. After installing the included Windows-based software, this five-channel fan controller enables users to connect to it using smartphones, tablets or laptops via the Internet. Once connected, users can monitor and adjust their fans and temperatures via their mobile device. Best of all, the mobile interface is browser-based, which means it is compatible with virtually any mobile operating system, including iOS, Android, or Windows. At home, the easy-to-use touchscreen interface displays current system temperatures and fan speeds, while giving easy access to the Recon's advanced functionality.