We visited Integrated Systems Europe 2010 this year, the show for professional Audio Video and electronic systems integrations, located in Amsterdam RAI.

Integrated Systems Europe 2010 Tradeshow @ Madshrimps

"The Zalman CNPS10X Flex follows a slightly different path than other CNPS10X models. When compared to other CNPS10X models, the fans are not included  and  the heatsink is now able to take full advantage of two fans.

Zalman CNPS10X Flex Heatsink / Cooler Review @ Tweaknews

PowerColor has engineered a unique HD 5750. Their Go! Green Edition is completely fanless using a big passive heatsink, it also works without additional PCI-Express power connector, a configuration which limits the card to 75W maximum power draw. Considering that the AMD reference design requires 92W, PowerColor had quite a way to go. Did they succeed?

PowerColor HD 5750 Go Green @ techPowerUp

I was not let down by the GeForce G210. It is no doubt an entry-level video card that is not intended for new generation gaming and the performance shows that.  I'd recommend the Axle GeForce G210 as a video card that is well-suited for an HTPC or web browsing computer.

Axle GeForce G210 512MB Review at Overclockers Online

"It's high time to stop and look back at what we have done in over six months, to give the once-over to the diverse variety of modern (and older) processors."

iXBT Labs Review: 59 CPU Roundup

Noctua, being well known for their quiet, but very effective CPU coolers, knows how to build quiet and effective fans. Continuing the trend to larger and larger fans, Noctua’s latest fan is of 140mm dimension. The nice thing about this fan is that it has mounting holes for both 140mm and 120mm, so it is backwards compatible.

Noctua NF-P14 FLX 140mm Fan @ Rbmods

This is not Silverstone's first or second attempt at making a 90 degree case. They first started off with the Raven and then with the Raven 2. If you know about the successful Fortress series then you know about the style it possesses. Now visualize that you combine the two, this is where the Fortress FT02 comes in.

Silverstone Fortress FT02 Case at Modders-Inc

After you created a Dual Boot system you need to know how to enhance your dual boot system. I will show how to by having both Operating Systems use a shared storage space and go over some applications that work in both Operating Systems. This will give you a good stable platform for testing or for just learning.

Enhancing Your Dual Boot System @ TechwareLabs

CoolerMaster has realized the desires of their customers and has reworked one of the most popular CM cases on the market today. We touched on many of the major highlights of the CM690II but when compared to the original CM690 you quickly realize that many of the subtle changes will go unnoticed.

CoolerMaster 690 II Advanced vs. CoolerMaster 690 @ Ninjalane

Most of the discussion surrounding the Radeon HD5830 video card has been about its performance relative to its two nearest neighbors in the ATI lineup. People are falling over backwards trying to get a fix on its which side of the fence the 5830 belongs: closer to the HD5770, or nearer to the HD5850. In Benchmark Reviews' recent evaluation of the HD5830, we compared it to a wide variety of video cards, including several that are not compatible with Microsoft's DirectX-11. Our DirectX-10 testing provided a level playing field for all the video cards, so we could make a fair comparison with older graphics cards that readers may currently be using, and the current models from NVIDIA that are limited to DX10. Still, gamers are itching to see how the new crop of cards would fare with DX11 enabled. So then, let's find out, shall we?

Radeon HD5830 DirectX-11 Gaming Performance @ Benchmark Reviews

CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA – March 11, 2010 – MSI Computer, recently donated a number of MSI Wind U100 Netbooks to the Virginia Tech Music Department to help create the first ever Linux-based laptop orchestra.  The diverse group is made up of theater arts, political science, engineering, biology and math majors and called the L2Ork, in honor of the open source software used by the group.Each member of the orchestra follows directional cues and observes their “scores” on the Wind screens and plays virtual instruments with Wiimotes and nunchucks.  The students can control their instrument’s loudness, pitch, sound color, and about any other direction given by the composer.  The orchestra members are also all networked together so each member knows exactly what every other member is doing.  “We place a great value on education and understand the important role computers play in the classroom,” said Andy Tung , Director of Sales for MSI North America.  ”It was an honor to have the opportunity to help the students at Virginia Tech create their orchestra.”  The affordability of the MSI Wind netbooks and the free operating system makes laptop orchestras an affordable extracurricular activity for school age children.  This spring Virginia Tech will partner with Music Lab at the Jefferson Center in Roanoke VA to create a five-station orchestra.   Initially the new program will be open to fifth graders from local Girls’ and Boy’s clubs. MSI’s Educational Reseller Program allows schools to purchase MSI computers at a discounted price from local resellers.  MSI even offer’s a 30 day free trial period for the school to test the new notebooks and touch screen desktops to make sure the systems are a good fit with their students.

MSI's new R5870 Lightning is designed with the hardcore overclocker in mind. It comes with more PWM phases, noise free coils, voltage measurement points, an overclock out of the box and software voltage change support via Afterburner. But is that enough to satisfy the demanding enthusiast crowd?

MSI HD 5870 Lightning @ techPowerUp

"I recently had a chance to check out these head phones by Arctic Cooling and I have to say, they are awesome. If you like bass, this is a must have. It also has outside noise cancellation so you can enjoy your music even more."

Arctic Cooling E361-BM Earphone Review @ BayReviews.com

"This motherboard can be recommended to users who upgrade rarely and have no need for the latest innovations. Consider this solution, if, upgrading, you tend to use as many older parts you already have as possible."

iXBT Labs Review: MSI 770-C35 Motherboard

Looking for a new gaming mouse? Check out the Razer Imperator. It's got 5600DPI and 9 customizable buttons! you need to read our review at TechwareLabs before making your next purchasing decision.

Razer Imperator Gaming Mouse @ TechwareLabs

"For this review I will be looking at a product from one of Xtreme Computing’s long time friends, Akasa and the product I will be looking at is one of their new CPU coolers, the NeroS. Coming from Akasa and being labelled aa a “Premier Cooler” I am expecting some good results."

akasa NeroS heatpipe CPU cooler Review @ XtremeComputing

"The Intel I7-980x being reviewed today is one of those products coming onto the market that you know know is more of a 32nm victory lap rather than a product that is trying to leap-frog the competition. With nothing in sight that could even touch the Nehalem in terms of performance, the Gulftown adds to an impressive performance market lead that will not be superceded by anyone but themselves for some time to come."

Intel I7-980X Gulftown Six Core Processor Review @ Tweaknews

Today’s processor technology is the result of years of innovative thinking put to action. For instance, Intel’s microprocessor architecture has proven that we’ve taken the first steps into an era where computers are capable of doing far more than just calculating a few spread sheets or playing video games.

A Futurelooks News Flash - Intel Core i7-980XE Gulftown 6-Core 32nm Processor Review

It's official. We're now entering the six-core realm, thanks to Intel's Gulftown. The first model, Core i7-980X, is more than capable of delivering the sick scores that our title suggests, and along with it, we can begin to see some major benefits of the 32nm process. To sweeten the deal further, Intel even includes an effective new CPU cooler.

Intel's Core i7-980X Extreme Edition - Ready for Sick Scores? @ Techgage