Gilgamesh comes from the land ‘what he terms as’ where men are men. This place happens to be in Yorkshire, UK which has the famous ‘Ilkley Moor’. Yorkshire is as ancient as the land itself and has many stone circles, ancient roadway and historic towns. For those whom are from the USA and abroad, Yorkshire […]
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DFI LP UT P45 T2RS
Posted by Gilgamesh on March 27th, 2009
Introduction DFI keeps rolling out board after board with such abandon these days. With such hits as the P45 DK series under their belt, one can only wonder how they are going to approach the UT version of this chipset.
Saitek Cyborg Keyboard Review
Posted by Gilgamesh on March 26th, 2009
Saitek. A company with a pedigree of producing enthusiast keyboards. With past hits such as the Cyborg Joystick, one can wonder what they will come up with next. Saitek have produced many a keyboard with mixed results. For some the Eclipse Two was a fine keyboard and others may feel that it would be hard […]
HWLabs Black Ice Pro II Review
Posted by admin on March 26th, 2009
Introduction Today we’ll be looking at the HWLabs Black Ice Pro II, 2 x 120mm radiator. Hardware Labs Performance Systems, Inc. says they are “a pioneer in the computer water cooling industry. HWLabs was the first company to develop and manufacture the first radiators specifically designed for PC water cooling and is still the de […]
DFI Blood-Iron P45 T2RS
Posted by Gilgamesh on March 26th, 2009
Diamond Flower International, more commonly known as DFI, is based in Taipei Taiwan. They have been in the computing market for many years offering advanced motherboards, graphics solutions and applied computing platforms. When anyone thinks of DFI, the first thing that springs to mind is the word Lanparty.
SGT Cage (Writer and Site Developer)
Posted by Gilgamesh on March 25th, 2009
I have a long standing relationship with technology, 3 decades of information and head scratching, I still have my own hair though. I’ve been building computers since 1980 when i got my ZX80 Kit, it was just under £80 (I think Sir Clive Sinclair had a thing about the 80’s lol) it wasn’t until the […]
