Pro-Clockers

But CoolIT has been in the market of taking the above options simplifying them and making it easier to get to the next level without much modding, tweaking or research. price on the most part have been decent to high on a lot of their products. But their newest cooler is priced at the level of higher end coolers but promises to be much better when it comes to performance. The Domino A.L.C. is an all-in-one water-cooling setup that contains a rad, fan, tubing and CPU block. For about $70 you get all this and Coolit's word of a superior cooler. We took the time to connect the cooler to our new i7 bench for a test spin. Is this cooler all that CoolIt says it is? We will find out.

Both of these characteristics can be seen in the Performance One and the Sonata lines. Each has a style that are their own that you can not say is ugly or blingy. And when it comes to quietness you do not have to replace one single fan in them to maintain absolute peace like you would have to do with some other cases. Our latest case comes from the Sonata line which remains elegant and quite but adds some much wanted features to an already very nice case. The Sonata Elite has a new racy side vent, more cooling, more side dampening and more space.

The 790GX brings a lot to the table in form of features and performance for the dollar. The main feature would definitely be the integrated Radeon HD 3300 graphic chipset. Sharing up to 512MB of memory any board possessing this integrated GPU will be a simple source for moderate gaming. And if gaming isn't your cup of tea but visual performance is, then how about support for multi-display setup without the use of an additional video card? Yes, the 790GX packs a lot and we will begin our coverage of the chipset with the Asrock AOD790GX/128M.

I love large case fans. Coincidentally, today I'm reviewing the Aerocool Hi-Tech 7 Pro, which sports a 400 mm side panel fan. Lauded as the largest in the world, this fan is similar to the fan on the AeroRacer Pro, also from Aerocool. However, the Hi-Tech 7 Pro is a step above the AeroRacer in that it has a few extra features such as a built-in fan controller and thermal monitor. Eager to put this thing to work, I jumped right into building it. Before we get into the review, let's read up on Aerocool.

The ATI-powered HD4830 from Sapphire is showing promise at being one of the best bangs for the buck cards out there. The HD4830 has the same amount of ram as the HD4850, but is clocked slightly lower and lacks a few of the shader units of the bigger sibling. Granted the HD4830 isn't here to steal any of the HD4850�s thunder, but it is targeted at the Nvidia 8800GT and 9800GT line. It is time to put the card to the test and see just where it stands.