CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com This looks like a butt-kicking upgrade to the original (and POPULAR) Three Hundred case from Antec. When making changes to a classic design, it’s important to change enough to make the new product interesting, but not change so much that the good things about the original are lost, but I think Antec has found a good balance here.

source.ncix.com This system is ready to go! It looks and performs great and we’re very happy with the results out of the Crazy Russian’s laboratory!

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com AMD memory is here in a few different flavours. I only look at one of them, but that pretty much gives us some idea of “what’s up” with these new modules from Patri.. I mean AMD

CA: www.ncix.com US: www.us.ncix.com For RTS players this is a very well regarded monitor. In addition to the pre-configured profile that BenQ has set up to allow players to easily pick out details in dark areas of the screen, it also includes the same scaling technology that is found on the 2420T.

pc.ncix.com Ballin’ gaming machines are what we do here at NCIX. If you don’t like it, then come at me, bro!

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com This is a gamepad version of the Cideko Conqueror that I looked at a while back. The idea is still very similar, but with a couple of key upgrades!

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com Pretty ballin’ gaming notebook here. Core i7, 16GB of RAM and a GTX 560M graphics card make it a very capable little gaming device!

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com It’s basically the same thing as a 3870, except that enthusiasts can now enjoy easier overclocking! This is totally a good thing.

CA: ncix.com This is a custom SKU that I asked MSI to create. Instead of over-building certain parts of the machine and skimping on the graphics card, I asked if they could build a notebook with a beast graphics card and more “value” components in the rest. Here it is

CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com This thing is big, black, and sleek. With very clean lines and room for TONS of hardware, it’s hard to go wrong with a case like this. The one thing that I wasn’t really sure about is the dual 360mm radiators that it boasts compatibility for. Can you guys leave a comment on the video about where the second rad goes?