Thermaltake’s newest CPU cooler consist of four cooler models for now and the line-up is called the NiC or Non-Interference Cooler series. The reason behind the name is that the coolers allow for the builder or end user to fill all of their motherboard DIMM slots. This is something that is often not possible with most coolers because of their massive size. With that in mind, you can be at ease to know the series allows for maximum ram slot usage.

When it comes to data, there are three important things that you must bear in mind: protection, transfer speed and backup. All these three aspects should come in to play when you are dealing with important data. Our friends at Kingston have released a new product that will take care of all your data storage needs with regards to the three aspects we have just mentioned. The new device is called the MobileLite Wireless. This gadget will give you limitless amount of storage to backup or move your data around as well as protect it.

One of these devices that we think would make life easier for the masses especially if you are a mobile electronic geek is the new Luxa2 P1 7000mAh portable battery and charger. Luxa2 by that way is a Thermaltake company which is respectable manufacturer of all sorts of stuff.  The P1 is designed to give you a way to keep all their portable devices like cell phones, tablet and MP3 players longer life even after the internal battery dies. The Luxa2 P1 7000mAh portable battery and charger will allow you to power up your weak or power drained device in a jiffy anytime and anywhere.

Today on spotlight, we have a new cooler from SilverStone. The cooler comes in the form of the AR03 from the Argon family of coolers. The SilverStone Argon AR03 was built to give a higher performance low-cost solution for your new processor. The largest of the Argon has six large 6mm heat pipes that come in direct contact with the CPU. Is it enough to outperform some of the other coolers we have tested lately? Let's find out!

Some are fortunate enough to be able to afford the latest and greatest when it comes to building a gaming rig. I venture to several forums over the day and find many posts of users building these awesome machines with dual cards like the NVidia Titan, GTX 690 and Radeon 7970 offering. All these cards are beast and require the appropriate power supply. Now, there are plenty of power units for such a rig. You can spend week researching them, but Cooler Master has sent over their new V1000 that looks to be able to part the role of power supply.