The successor to the iconic HX620 power supply brings 30 more watts of power, a different colour scheme, and some other cool new features.

Today I’ll unbox the hottest SSD on the market right now. The new “generation 2” model of the Intel X25-M. I’ll also show you the adapter you need to mount it in your case

Today I unbox the Logitech G19 gaming keyboard at my desk and compare it briefly to the G15 Gen2

Step by step I’ll walk you through the process of setting up ATI Eyefinity technology for HUGE resolution gaming.

Uploaded this to ask someone I know if it’d be a good idea to replace my power supply and do out the new one with MDPC-X sleeving. I guess I might as well make it public if I’m going to bother uploading it.

edit: people were asking about specs:

Intel Core i7 920 @ 3.88GHz
DFI X58-T3eH8
12GB Aeneon DDR3-1866
2x BFG GTX 260 OC SLI
2x Intel X25-M 80GB RAID-0 (OS/games)
2x Seagate 7200.4 160GB RAID-0 (random storage)
Corsair HX1000
GELID Wing fans
Liquid cooling with T-balancer BigNG for fan control
Silverstone TJ07B-W w/ black interior
LG Blu-Ray/HD-DVD combo drive

The “Deluxe” level board has all the bells and whistles without the wicked colour scheme of the Maximus III Formula. Overall I think I’d go for the Maximus III Formula if I was spending this much on an ASUS P55 board.

The Evo version of ASUS’ P7P55D lineup fits into kinda a weird niche. It’s for users who don’t want to pay for the high end “Deluxe” board, but a few features beyond what’s already offered on the “Pro” level board. Personally if I was on a budget I’d be looking at the Pro board because it includes SLI support, and this one doesn’t seem to have much in terms of benefits over it.

So this is the “somewhat high end” but “still no support for SLI” motherboard from ASUS’s P55 line up. It’s basically a somewhat upgraded version of the “LE” board or a somewhat downgraded version of the “Pro” board. However you want to look at it.

The cameraman and I threw this together while we waited for a couple co-workers to go for snacks after work, so we filmed it on the hood of my Civic.