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Ciprico, a company that acquired RAID specialist, Raidcore, along with its software RAID architecture "Fulcrum" a few years ago, is showing off a few very interesting innovations.

ASUS originally created Asrock as a budget brand. Its product line is beginning to expand from the bottom end of the motherboard arena to include higher-level segments as well.

Areca, a Taiwanese company specializing in high-end controller cards, is displaying a few new products aimed at small and mid-sized businesses as well as freelancers at CeBIT.

Like the previous years, Zalman offers interesting products (innovation is easier on cooling systems and casings than on GPUs or processors) and a whole side of the booth was new.

Foxconn shows off Concept for Combined Peltier and Water Cooling

MSI presents its new GeForce 9800GX2

Although Western Digital does not have its own stand at this year's CeBIT, we were nonetheless able to meet up with the company and get some information.

According to Nvidia, two graphics cards are better than one, especially when you're trying to play a PC game like Crysis at high settings. So how about three cards?

When you die in Team Fortress 2, you get plenty of advice and informative points about the game.