Of the four companies we have recently reviewed products by, only Cooler Master did not have a dual length AIO solution in the mix. Well, that all changes today as we will be taking a look at the Seidon 240M (which is no doubt a clever play on the Greek god of the Ocean: Poseidon). What the Seidon 240M brings to the table that same high performance pump we saw used in the Seidon 120M, but with the extra cooling power of a radiator that packs 100% larger surface area.

Silverstone's SG09 is the tenth and latest addition to their Sugo line of SFF cases and is the unit that we will be reviewing here today. The SG09 takes a different approach than the very popular SG05, SG07 and SG08, as it is much more rectangular than the squarish nature of the others. Or when compared to their SG03 and SG04, which are taller towers and have aluminum front panels, the SG09 is made of plastic. However, we are not going to let any of this get in the way of reviewing this sweet looking case.

Plus: Bonus review of the PA01 "Sugo Pack" carrying bag, which is basically a nice LAN-bag to safely carry any Sugo model (or FT03 Mini) case along with your keyboard and mouse.

Our friends are Spire has sent us over two of their newest additions to your fan assortment. They are the new Air Force models. Two fans that look very similar but offer several differences that will appeal to different users. Regardless of the features these fans do look good and we would not hesitate to use them in our own systems.

Crucial's newest has the same low stance, better timings and operates at the same voltage. I guess you can say the Tactical line is one step higher to the Sport as it boasts 8-8-8-24 instead of 9-9-9-24. Many individuals would not mind owning either but we are digging the lower timings and the quicker refresh.

Companies like ADATA have been capitalizing on the popularity of flash drives while at the same time advance the technology behind them to make them more durable, smaller as well as faster when it comes to data transfer. The new UD310 is out to give the buyer a small but stylish gem-like drive but maintains the durable that many have seen ADATA for having.