Today it is Chris who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from the GeForce GTX 670 FTW graphics card from EVGA.

Today it is Chris who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from MSI's Z87 MPOWER MAX High-End motherboard.

Today it is Chris who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from Gigabyte's Z87X-OC High-End motherboard.

Today it is Chris who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from the GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU Mini OC graphics card from ASUS.

Today it is Marc who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from EK Water Blocks L360 watercooling kit. Only taking the pictures and building the setup took todays entire afternoon. But we think the result was worth it.

Today we've had a closer look at yet another GeForce GTX 660 Ti. To be a bit more precise, we've reviews EVGA's GeForce GTX 660 Ti Signature 2, which features a 144 MHz factory overclocking, an extensive bundle es well as EVGA's warranty concept, which is quite special. Furthermore EVGA has been using the PCB from a GTX 680 for this card. To us this sounds like quite a promising combination.

Today we've got another low-profile cooler for testing. This time the cooler comes from Thermalright. To be a bit more precise, we're talking about the AXP-100, which features no less than six heatpipes and a height of only 44 millimeters. Altogether this is an astonishingly small cooler and it will be interesting to see how this thing is going to keep up with Prolimatech's Samuel 17 cooler.

Today it is Marc who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from Samsungs Galaxy S IV.

Today it is Chris who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from the GeForce GTX 660 Ti FTW Signature 2 graphics card from EVGA.

Today it is Marc who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from Thermalright's AXP-100 cooler.

Today it is Marc who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from ASUS' P97X79-E WS motherboard.

In cooperation with OCZ Technology we're going to give away one OCZ Vertex 3.20 with 120 Gigabyte capacity. If you want to win, you have to tell us why exactly you should get this very drive. A hint: the comment should be funny, creative, ... basically it should knock us out! The comment has to be posted in either ocaholic's comment system or the Facebook comment system below this post.

Today we've had another case from Fractal Design for review. With the Define R2 XL the Swedes have a big tower in their portfolio which is not just big but also comes with noise insulation mats almost everywhere.

Today it is Marc who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from the Beyerdynamic's Custom One Pro headphones.

Today it is Chris who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from the GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost DirectCU II OC graphics card from ASUS.

Last Friday, we received, a nice little package from Crucial. They've sent us their very latest Crucial M500 SSD with 480 Gigabyte capacity. Of course we had to test this drive right away, that now we can show you our next chart update.

Today it is Marc who has made the effort to create a complete set of pictures from the Crucial's M500 SSD with 480 Gigabyte.

The day before yesterday we've received a not so small package from ASRock. Inside, there was a 990FX Extreme9 high-end socket AM3+ motherboard. Apparently we couldn't wait any long to take a few pics and show what it looks like.

With the RAIDR ASUS has their first ever SSD in their portfolio. The company decided to develop this enthusiast product under their ROG brand and what you get is quite a decent little PCI Express SSD. There are two SandForce SF-2281 controllers and 240 Gigabyte of Toggle NAND from Toshiba, which should boast up to 830 MB/s sequential read and up to 810 MB/s sequential write speeds. Regarding random IOPS, ASUS claim the drive can hit up to 100'000 for both random read as well as random write. We didn't want to waist any time and took a few pictures from this little baby.

Yesterday we've received a little package from OCZ. Inside there was an OCZ Vertex 3.20 with 240 Gigabyte. After reviewing the 120 Gigabyte Version we've now put the results from the 240 Gigabyte drive into our SSD charts. If you'd like to know how this drives performs, you'll find all the results in our updated SSD charts.