Being amongst the very first people on the planet to put a hardware component, peripheral or gadget to the test is something i always considered to be special and that's mainly the reason behind the many worldwide first reviews I’ve performed in the past. Of course this has nothing to do with me feeling special and such but rather with the fact that being amongst the first to actually see and use a finished product allows you to discover bugs which in turn can be fixed by the manufacturer without reaching the end user, or at least not many end users and that gives me plenty of satisfaction. Today we will be the first to take a look at the brand new Hellion gaming mouse designed and manufactured by a new kid (manufacturer) on the block called Leetgion.

http://www.nikktech.com/main/articles/peripherals/151-leetgion-hellion-gaming-mouse

Intel’s X58 chipset made for great platform performance, and even though the chip maker has unleashed many more chipsets since the X58 came out, there hasn’t been a true successor in the high-end of their product line-up (not even the Z68 chipset) until now.

The X79 chipset looks to pick up the X58’s poll position, so we decided to bench test a few motherboards from ASRock, ASUS, and Gigabyte to see how Intel's new flagship performs.

http://hothardware.com/Reviews/X79-Roundup-ASRock-ASUS-Gigabyte/

"The Solo sits in the same Sonata-series of cases as the Sonata III and Sonata Elite we've reviewed before, and
the whole range is designed to be as quiet as possible. Let us see what the new Solo II brings to the table. "

http://metku.net/index.html?path=reviews/antec-solo-ii/index_eng