So what must a user do if they only have locations that support only a single 140mm fans? Simple, run out and pick up a Kraken X40 for yourself. The X40 is the single slot model of the X60. NZXT promises very good thermal numbers from the X40 because of its powerful pump, larger radiator and 140mm fan. I personally can't wait to see how well it holds up again the bigger brother and other AIO coolers on the market.

Just a few days ago we took a look at our first Cougar power supply. It was the GX-S 500 watt model. It was a nice little PSU that showed a lot of promise. But today, we will take a look at their PowerX 550 unit. It’s a Bronze certified unit that offers many of the features of the GX-S but under a different look as well as a couple of more features.

The fans they have sent us today are their new Slim 12 models. The Slim 12 comes in a UV as well as A PL model. The UV is obviously means ultra-violent, while in this case the PL is for PWM and lights. You will be able to get more details of each as you read through the review. But what both of these fans have in common is its thickness. How does 15.8mm sound? Read on.

One company that is trying to build a rep for producing such a power supply is Cougar. We have seen a few of their cases on the pages of Pro-Clockers but really how well do their power supplies perform? We are going to take a look at one and see what type of numbers it put up on our little bench.

The new Viper 3 is a series aimed at enthusiast whose system is built around Intel's 6/7 series platform. The kits from this line-up are hand tested, uses great heat sinks for cooling and should (we are hoping) to have plenty of room left for some very decent overclocking.