
Cooler Master Hyper 612S review
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A CPU air cooler described as "silent" – but is it efficient?

A 4GB RAM kit aimed at AMD Llano users, but is it fast enough?

Intel's top Sandy Bridge chipset shrinks for this mini ITX motherboard

Not actually portable, but it turns internal storage into an external hard drive

Does the extra performance justify the extra cash for this budget graphics card?

Has the HD 6850 aged well now it has reached the budget graphics card market?

Can this ageing GPU still cut it in the budget graphics card market?

Spot the difference between this graphics card and the HD 5770

A great gaming graphics card that's now more affordable

This budget graphics card is a Llano-compatible upgrade on its older sibling

EVGA have pushed up the clocks on the stock GTX 580 - but can you push it further?

This new chassis from Cooler Master aims to keep your components quiet

Superb cooling for you GPU - if you get your hands dirty

A fancy, feature-rich Fusion motherboard

Want to get your graphics card wet without drowning it?

Is the Agility 3 SSD all that agile?

Is this Marvell based SSD too much money?

Can this budget Sandforce based SSD rival more expensive drives?

Add Blu-ray functionality to your PC with the excellent LiteOn External Blu-ray Disc Combo

Lightning-quick and affordable SSD – now with a stable controller

The SandForce 2281 controller is faster than ever in this SSD

Two chips, one slice of PCB and a lot of cash for this graphics card

The cheaper Llano Lynx Accelerated Processing Unit lays it all out

The Crosshair V has got just about everything you could wish for to build a high end system around. It's fast, endlessly teakable and even has a decent on board sound chip. The price isn't terrible either, unless you're a die hard bargain hunter that it.

Can this 2.5" drive caddy offer a simple and painless way of converting a drive?