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Looking for useful programs? Here are some recommendations from the Tom's Guide community for the fifth week of 2011.

All (well some) of your hard disk technology are belong to us.

Word on the street is that yield problems are to blame.

Those looking for specifics on Sandy Bridge or LGA 2011—other than what’s already available online—will have to wait a bit more.

Tomorrow, Gigabyte will crown a worldwide overclocking king for 2010. Here's how the company will choose the winner.

Never break your precious graphics cards again.

Silverstone's new hernia-inducing number will be available by the fourth quarter of this year, a company rep said.

Here are details on four fan models the Taiwanese component manufacturer plans to release by the end of the year, all carrying the "Vegas" moniker to highlight the line's flashy LED-driven styling.

Two-point multi-touch? Check. Responsiveness for all? Well...

The first HSF product following the Direct Touch 2.0 specification?

Here's a PC case that has a fetish for fans.

It's apparently so unique, an Aerocool sales rep pointed out that the company's two-panel touch-screen fan control system is patented!

Showing off what you've got and easy access is worth risking a little dust.

The design's pretty arbitrary, and the ideas backing it are not quite imaginative. But the concept could be an inspiration for future PC cases.

The Z120 Aero and Z120 Wing will cost $55 and $50 when they hit the market.

So how does "CG8490" and "Immensity" sound to you?

Designed to run home theater PCs, this Gigabyte motherboard also features USB 3.0 ports.

Projected price for the EP101TC and EP121? $399 and $499 respectively