Recently, our good friends at Corsair sent us their newest premium speaker set, the SP2500 2.1. It’s no secret that, as gaming enthusiasts, we want to get the best performance out of our rigs as possible. We’ll overclock our CPUs and massage our video settings to get every last FPS and graphical effect; it stands [...]

The Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T is a streamlined case designed to bring full tower functionality with an emphasis on performance and style. The 600T comes with a user-selectable side panel (windowed or mesh), four 5.25″ bays, six hard drive bays with full SSD compatibility, an innovative cable routing system, and cooling from dual 200mm [...]

Crucial has been kind enough to supply one of their latest and greatest Ballistix memory kits for our review today. Are they bucking the trends and actually packing some real innovation into their latest products, or is it a bunch of fluff?

Corsair has recently released their new headset from their Gaming Audio Series line, the HS1A. The HS1A is a newer version of the HS1, with the “A” symbolizing the change from USB-only to analog audio connectors. The analog HS1A headset will leave a lot up to whatever sound card the user employs in conjunction with [...]

Introduction If you haven’t already seen our complete Asus Maximus IV Extreme (MIVE) motherboard review, Parts ONE and TWO, you’re missing out. Part 1 covered synthetic testing with the i7 2600K CPU at 5.1GHz to give an idea of the power that this platform contains. Part 2 was a full blown comparison between X58 and [...]

Today, Alex and I ventured into the Venetian Hotel for the Corsair briefing on their latest and greatest. Below you will find a picture montage of what we were introduced to today and I will briefly discuss each. The two speakers at today’s conference were the CEO of Corsair and the second, Vice President Ruben [...]

Solid State Drives are quickly becoming an important upgrade in most consumer PCs. They offer increased performance with decreased power consumption and heat, and are smaller and lighter than standard mechanical drives. Corsair has been making high speed memory modules since 1994, so for them the move to NAND based storage systems seems almost expected. [...]

One of my co-workers is a hardcore gamer and power user. Since we’ve met, he’s become more and more interested in the hardware aspect of computing, and recently asked me to help build him a new system.