ASUS listened. They flown in R & D Engineers from Taiwan to satisfy your crave!

Barely three days after the official launch of Radeon 5870, Slovenia based EKWB is already working on a new Full Cover Water Block for the new Radeon GPU. According to the website, the water blocks should be available in a fortnight if testing goes well.

MSI today showcase the overclocking capability of their P55-GD65 board using the OC buttons found on the board. All upcoming MSI P55 boards will have these buttons and MSI called it Direct OC. The +/- buttons can adjust the base clock of the Lynnfield processors instantly by 1MHz interval. It can also be used with MSI OC Genie to fine tune the base clock after Automatic OC. Watch the OC video on the next page...

The Swiss cooling solution provider ARCTIC COOLING today unveiled the new premium thermal compound ARCTIC MX-3 (4g). Its high thermal conductivity and non-curing nature make it one of the best thermal compounds for overclockers and gamers.

A-DATA is showcasing its XPG™ X series DDR3-2133X v2.0 2GB triple channel modules at CAS Latency 7 at only 1.6V. It uses 8 layers PCB and comes with aluminum heat spreaders and a RAM cooler with 2 Blue LED fan.

Galaxy releases a software that allows users to flash BIOS, change the fan speed as well as overclock the core, shader and memory clocks. It should work on the current Nvidia GeForce based cards except the flashing BIOS option as Galaxy card has dual BIOS. You may grab it over here.

Xirex launched a €90 all-in-one water cooling kit, it comes with a 120mm radiator, 12v pump, nicely polished water block and all the tubing and extra gear to get it installed in a wink of an eye. We compare its performance to a more expensive Swiftech water cooling kit, as well as some popular air cooled heatsinks. Read on to find out if this is kit any good.

Remember the legendary Thermalright XP-120? It gained recognition for being one of the first heatsinks to tame the heat from Intel's notorious Presshot (sorry I meant Prescott) processors. Even though many heatsinks have overtaken it in terms of cooling performance, it still remained as a popular option for HTPCs. Today, Thermalright has released the successor to the XP-120, dubbed the AXP-140. Join VR-Zone in the unboxing of the AXP-140!

Out to get the most eye candy in the latest games regardless of the cost? Or looking to squeeze every last drop of value out of a limited budget? VR-Zone's guide will help you to maximize your enjoyment regardless of how much you are prepared to fork out...

We give you a peek at Foxconn's take on the X58 chipset - the top-end Blood Rage motherboard.