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Xigmatek Nebula Enclosure Coming in Different Colors

By Niels Broekhuijsen published 13 June 14

Xigmatek's Nebula enclosure was showcased at Computex 2014 in multiple colors, which certainly caught our attention.

New Midguard III Chasis Supports Qi Wireless Charging

By Kevin Parrish published 17 March 14

This chassis will recharge your Qi-compliant device.

Eight Low-Profile CPU Coolers For Your Compact PC, Reviewed

By Thomas Soderstrom published 14 November 13

A recent look at ASRock's M8 compact barebones PC saw us undervolting our CPU in order to run stably, overclocked. This forced us to ask the question: how much cooling can we fit inside a slim enclosure? Eight heat sink vendors helped us find the answer.

Thermal Paste Comparison, Part Two: 39 Products Get Tested

By Igor Wallossek published 21 October 13

It's time for the numbers. In addition to testing liquid metal compounds and thermally conductive adhesives, each paste is discussed on its own merits before we chart out the results of four usage cases. After all, these products behave differently.

Xigmatek Announces Gaia II and Loki II CPU Coolers

By Tarun Iyer published 28 August 13

Xigmatek’s second generation of its well-received Gaia and Loki mainstream CPU coolers are simply titled the Gaia II and the Loki II.

Raijintek Debuts its Lineup of CPU Coolers

By Tarun Iyer published 26 July 13

Raijintek, a brand new name from members of Cooler Master and Xigmatek’s team, have debuted the Adios, Themis and Erebos CPU coolers.

Nine Big Air Coolers For Intel's Haswell CPUs, Reviewed

By Thomas Soderstrom published 15 July 13

Intel's Haswell-based CPUs have a unique cooling problem that leaves many overclockers in a quandary. Today, we're rounding up nine different sink and fan combinations to see if any can contend with the fourth-gen Core processor's copious heat.

Xigmatek Orthrus SD1467 CPU Cooler Released

By Niels Broekhuijsen published 24 June 13

Xigmatek has officially announced the arrival of a new CPU cooler -- one with a rather unconventional design.

Xigmatec Reveals Two C-Type CPU Coolers

By Niels Broekhuijsen published 9 June 13

Xigmatek is showing off two new CPU coolers at Computex 2013.

Xigmatek Announces Low-Profile Janus CPU Cooler

By Niels Broekhuijsen published 21 May 13

Xigmatek is releasing a new low-profile CPU cooler with two fans.

Xigmatek Announces the Assassin Line of E-ATX Cases

By Tarun Iyer published 25 April 13

The Xigmatek Assassin full-tower chassis can accommodate E-ATX motherboards and features eight expansion card bays.

Xigmatek Announces Its Xi-3 HDT Thermal Paste

By Tarun Iyer published 4 March 13

Xigmatek's new thermal compound is optimised for heatpipe direct touch (HDT) coolers

Xigmatek Introduces the Dark Knight Frostbourne CPU Cooler

By Tarun Iyer published 2 March 13

Following in the footsteps of the Nighthawk Edition of the Dark Knight SD1283, Xigmatek is now offering the cooler in silver.

System Builder Marathon, Q1 2013: System Value Compared

By Thomas Soderstrom published 1 March 13

System Builder Marathon, Q1 2013: $600 Gaming PC

By Paul Henningsen published 26 February 13

Build It Yourself: A Mini-ITX Gaming System For Just Over $500

By Igor Wallossek published 7 February 13

Low-cost, low-power, small form factor PCs are popular right now. With Intel’s Ivy Bridge architecture available in the low-end Pentium family, you can now build a living room gaming PC with discrete graphics to beat any modern console for just over $500.

Xigmatek Tilting Mid-Tower Case Announced

By Billy Taylor published 4 January 13

The latest addition to Xigmatek's Stealth series gaming cases is the Talon, a front-tilting mid-tower chassis influenced by automotive design.

System Builder Marathon, Q4 2012: $1,000 Enthusiast PC

By Don Woligroski published 5 December 12

Five Gaming Cases Between $80 And $120, Reviewed

By Thomas Soderstrom published 25 May 12

In Pictures: Five Mainstream Gaming Cases, Previewed

By Thomas Soderstrom published 21 May 12

We put out feelers for mainstream gaming cases priced between $80 and $120 and were surprised to receive 15 submissions. Today we cover the first five, giving you a virtual tour of each enclosure's features before our in-depth review later this week.

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