The next best gaming case? We'll have a look on GX1200 from Antec today which is quite stylish and has some nice LED features built in.
In need of a replacement or extra power adapter for your laptop? There are of course the replacement for your named brand, but there are also high quality third party ones and today we take a look at one.
In need of some blazing fast new storage? SSD is of course the choice for speed, but can a cheaper drive do the job? We test a drive with a low price per gigabyte and see how it performs.
Antec is celebrating their 30th anniversary with the all new GX1200 gaming mid-tower. "The GX1200 is a successful blend of stylish design and cooling performance". Read on to find out more!
Having a need to move around while gaming? You might need a wireless headset to free you up of all the cables. It can free you up a lot, but are wireless headphones any good? Lets have a look!
With this new keyboard from Razer, you can get any color you want! No more dull, dark and more or less dead keyboards. You will never run out of new color and lighting combinations on this one.
Running short on juice for your mobile device? With a battery bank that features 9000mAh you can be sure to have a couple of extra charges before you completely run out of power for your beloved friend.
Going slow when you're fetching photos and videos from your camera and memory cards? Perhaps you have an older memory card reader, that perhaps needs to be replaced? Today we look at one candidate for that.
Tired of bright LEDs that give you headaches or makes it hard to fall asleep? Those pesky LEDs from HD DVR and routers can now be dimmed or magically turned off!
Having a look at one of the latest addition to the Netgear line of NAS units. The RN212 features not only two drive bays but great performance and add-on functionality.
The next camera in the Arlo series from Netgear. It features not only solid power but also 24/7 recording and excellent videoquality, stored in the free cloud.
Roccat Ryos MK Pro is on the testbench today and it is a full-size keyboard with brown Cherry MX switches, featuring per-key illumination, high speed processors, anti-ghosting and more.
Taking a look at possibly the most beautiful mouse in the world. With a few additional features, it might be a worthy mouse. Check the review to find out more!
Getting tired of all black keycaps? Do you have your own idea of how a keyboard should look like? Be sure to check out our review on how to customize with lots of options.
Thinking of getting a third, fourth or fifth screen just for a second computer? Why not reuse one of your screens by using a KVM switch.
Are you one of those who like to keep things organized? I'm such a person and I love labels, especially when they look nice. Today we're having a go at a label maker from Brother.
Today we’re having a look at the Swift-RX mousemat from Cooler Master, in size L. They have different sizes for these mats and we have the XL version waiting for a review soon to come as well.
Today we’re having a look at a watercooling kit from Cooler Master, namely the Nepton 120XL. The kit is an all in one solution that makes it very easy to install watercooling on your system.
Today we're having a look at the Lenco L85 vinyl record player. An "ancient" technology (not really) that is coming back big! We will test the player and compare the audio to the online music libraries of today
In need of portable music? Don't want to carry a ton? This is one small speaker with excellent sound and great batterytime!
Today we’re having a look at a new headset from the CM Storm brand of Cooler Master, namely the Pulse-R. This headset comes in the same category as the Mech keyboard we’ve just tested and that means it features both aluminum plates that can be customized with a nice paintjob as well as lighting details.
Just as before the CM Storm brand keeps on producing quality gaming gear, after testing the recent keyboard Mech I’m expecting the same about this new headset, Pulse-R. Let’s have a look!
Today we're having a look at a network product, most people could or should need. At least if they have one USB product that they would like to share with more than one computer, with ease. Have a look at our latest review with the SX-3000GB device server.
Today we're having a look at one of the new products from CM Storm, this time the Mech gaming keyboard. A mechanical backlit keyboard with just enough buttons and Cherry MX switches. Is it any good? Hang on in to find out!
Today we're taking a look at yet another keyboard, this time the ISKU from Roccat. Features like macro keys, thumb keys, backlit keys are the main focus, but how about the performance? Have a look at our review!
Today we're having a look at some mousepads from Corepad. One white medium sized mousepad and two gigantic deskpads. Head on to read our review.
Today we're having a look at the power supply GS800, made by Corsair. A gaming specced power supply that should keep up with most if not all, of course, tasks you throw on it. Have a look at how it performs and be sure to check out the curves of this beautiful beast.
Today we're having a look at the latest headset from Corsair, namely the Vengeance 2000. A wireless headset rocking on the 2.4GHz frequency with both error correction and channel-hopping features.
We're having a look on another Corsair product and this time it is the Vengeance C70 midtower computer case, in lovely military green. Have a look at our review with lots more info and photos.
We're today having a look at a brand new 120GB SSD in the Extreme series from Sandisk. A high-performing small beast built upon the SandForce chipset and in-house-built memory chips from Sandisk. Have a look at our review.
In our latest review we have a look at the LinkStation Quad with 8 terabytes of storage from Buffalo Tech. It sure is a beast, but a small one. With the 8TB of storage you surely can't run out of space too soon, or can you?
Contest for Swedish readers
For Swedish readers, we're happy to announce that we're giving away a LinkStation with 8TB of storage to one lucky reader (worth 7K SEK) More information in the review.
Today we can present our next new big announcement for 2012, the How-To-Use article series. In this series we will write articles on how to use all sorts of hardware tools, digital tools, electronic tools and all sorts of tools. The first article series will be about building and using a Zen Toolworks 7x7inch CNC machine.
Today we're having a look on the Corsair Carbide 500R, a white-black themed mid-tower with lots of features. Head on to our review to read more.
Today we're having a look at the Cubitek Tank Mini. A sturdy case built all out of aluminum, able to house a mini-itx motherboard, four drives, two 5.25 inch drives and even really high-end graphics cards. Head on to read more about it!
Today we're having a look at yet another mouse and this time one from Arctic Cooling, namely the M551. A gaming mouse with up to 2400dpi, will it perform? Let's have a look!
On our test bench today we have the Celeritas keyboard from Zowie Gear. With it's mechanical switches, overall weight and build quality, this seems to be one heck of a keyboard. Hopefully, or most probably this keyboard should last very long. Only question is, is it comfortable and useful? Let's find out.
We're today having a look at the Black gaming mouse from TTesports. According to the package we're promised a sensor resolution of up to 4000 DPI and improved gaming quality. We'll let's take a look and see if we can keep ourselves away from getting killed.
We're today taking a look at the Samuel 17, a low profile CPU cooler from Prolimatech. This cooler might be a good cooler for an HTPC setup or some other small media computer. We'll take a look at it's performance and see what it will be good for.
Today we're having a look at a gaming and multimedia headset from Beyerdynamic. Namely the MMX2. How much gaming and how much multimedia it is, is what we're going to find out today.
Today we're testing the Loki SD963 CPU cooler from Xigmatek. A smaller cooler than the previous we've tested, let's see if it can perform just as good as the others or perhaps even better.
Today we take a look at another new CPU cooler from Xigmatek, this time the Xigmatek Gaia SD1283. With a curvy design, possibility for two fans and easy installation we're taking a look at the performance of this CPU cooler.
Today we take a look at a new CPU cooler named Aegir, from Xigmatek. A gigantic cooler with a 120mm LED fan included. Based on a double layer H.D.T cooling system and bundled together with the Aegir Norwegian god, Xigmatek believes that this cooler will be able to give you the cooling needed even for overclocked systems.
We'll take a look and see if it can handle our test-rig.
Today we've tested a motherboard from Jetway, namely the NC63-330-LF. This is a motherboard aimed for HTPC or the like. With DVI-D and HDMI connection, a powerful dual-core Intel Atom processor together with the Nvidia MCP7A-ION chipset this motherboard should be able to handle 1080i, 1080p and HDCP resolutions.
To read the review, head onto our testbench.
Today we're having a look a the Saiph 1800 gaming mouse from Mionix. A black stylish mouse with macro function, five programmable buttons and changable DPI settings.
Head over to our review to find out more.
Today we're having a look at a water-cooling kit from Swiftech. They have sent us the H2O-220 Apex Ultima, a kit with the Apogee GTZ CPU block, MCR220-QP radiator, MCP665-B pump and MCRES-Micro Rev 2 water reservoir.
It looks like a great setup, but what kind of performance can we get from it and can it handle the pressure from todays high performance components?
Head over to our review to find out.
We have today posted our next case review and this time we take a look at one of the new performance cases from Antec, namely the P183.
It looks like the P182 in many ways, the fanguard however is removed from the top, a new design on the front door, but is there anything else that has been changed?
Well head over to our review to find out!
We have today posted our latest review and today we're having a look at the latest case from CM Storm, the Scout.
A good looking beast with lots of features, will it keep up with the Sniper? Well head on to the review and have a look!
We have today tested the fully equipped Shuttle SN78SH7, named H7 7800H. Crazy naming, but we'll take you through this HTPC computer and we'll see what it can do.
It features WiFi connection, HDMI connector and lots of other goodies.
Head over to our review to find out more.
Today we've posted a review on the all new P-RF mousepad from ZOWIE Gear, a mousepad that is supposed to be waterproof.
Is it really waterproof and what does it mean for the mousepad?
Head over to our review to find out more!
We have today posted our next review and today we're having a look at the TV-IP422 which is a pan and tilt surveillance camera from TrendNet.
This camera is a lowcost, high quality surveillance camera suitable for home users who wants to protect their property, medium sized companies and even larger corporations.
Head over to our review to find out more.
We have also posted a review on the Fusion Remote Black from Antec. Yet another stylish black case on our testbench. This case however is meant for those of you who want to build your own media center at home.
Head over to our review to find out more about it.
We have today posted a new review and this time we take a look at the Cooler Master Storm Sniper, or just shortly CM Sniper.
A black beast with lots of stylish features, security thinking and LAN functions.
Head over to our review to find out more.
Our next review is up and this time we're taking a look at the Élite enclosure from Akasa. It can hold a 2.5 inch disk drive or even an SSD drive. With stylish looks and good features this product will probably be the best looking enclosure of the year.
Well head over to our review and find out right away!
We are pleased to give you this review on the all new Nine Hundred Two from Antec. It is an upgraded version of the Nine Hundred gaming chassis and today we can finally unveil the new look and features of the updated version.
Head over to our review to have a look on the Nine Hundred Two.
Can also be known as Nine Hundred II or Antec 902.
Today we have tested the Armada II from Vizo. A memory module cooler, one single function but will it be able to perform as expected? Well head over to our review to find out more!
We have today the pleasure of testing a new notebook cooler from Vizo. It looks a little bit different, is a little bit larger than the earlier ones, but I can assure you; It is a nice new experience!
Head over to our review to find out more about it!
We are today pleased to post our next review, on the AK-967 from Akasa. A copper-aluminium combo that looks awesome. It is also partly environment friendly, interesting? Well head over to our review to find out more!
We have today posted our next review, this time on the Sonata Plus 550 from Antec. A silenced monster that should provide us with a cool inside as well as a stylish outside. Head over to our review to find out more about the chassis.
We have today posted an article about some accessories that are Disney themed. Head over to our review to find out what products we have for test.
I promise, this is our last review for today and the last one is on the mini Ninja notebook cooler from Vizo. A black beauty when it comes to notebook accesories and it seems that it can help all those notebook owners out there. Head over to our review to find out more.
We have today posted our next review and today it is the ZeroTherm Nirvana NV120 from APACK that's in our test rig. A giant in chrome with monster performance. Head over to our review to find out more.
We have also tested the two fans from Vizo named Freezer and Super MUFFLE. These two are of the new kind with a special magnetic bearing which make them much quieter than other fans. Head over to the review to find out more.
We are today taking a look at the disk drive cooler Silent Savior from Coolink, we also compare it to Vizo Voyager which is another disk drive cooler. Head over to our review to find out more.
We have today posted our next review, a test on the WinFast PX8800GT 256MB graphics card from Leadtek. Head over to our review to find out more about the product.
We have today posted another ZeroTherm review and this time we have taken a look at the ZeroTherm Hurricane HC92 CU 8800 graphics cooler. It sure is a giant, but does it perform like one as well? Head over to our review to find out more.
We have today posted a new review and this time we take a look at the ZeroTherm BTF90 from APACK. It is a uniquely shaped cpu cooler which hopefully can give us quietness and performance. Head over to our review to find out more.
Yet another review is posted here at SweMOD. Today we have the Antec TruePower Quattro 1000W power supply tested. A high performance power supply that should be able to handle the most demanding equipment available for home computing. Head over to our review to find out more!
We have today tested a new product on SweMOD and today it is the P182 from Antec. A high performance chassis that is very good looking, but can it handle the performance of todays equipment? Head over to our review section and find out!
We have today posted our first review of SATA cards. This time it is the F5U197ea from Belkin. A product that gives us two SATA ports, where one is an internal one and the other is an eSATA port. Head over to our review section to read the review.
This weekend is hot for us, a lot of reviews is being worked on and they just keep rolling out on the site. Today we have the external enclosure Luxon Advanced from Vizo in our testlab. Head over to the review to find out more.
Today we also tested the SWiF fans from Coolink. Three fans that should give us the quietness we definitely need. Check out our review to find out more.
Today we have posted a new review. This time we test two cooler from Vizo, the Voyager disk driver cooler and the Propeller which is a slot cooler. Head over to our review section right away to read the review!
Today we have a new review up for you to read and this time it is the QcK mousepad from SteelSeries. It has many similarities with the Boogie Bug pads, but what will our final decision be? Head on over to our review and check it out!
Today we've posted a review on our X-Fi Prelude 7.1 from Auzentech. This is the first soundcard that may use the X-Fi chip from the manufacturer Creative, on their own soundcards. Check out the review to see how it performs.
Today is a great day, our first review since our restart a little over a month ago. We are taking a look at the two mousepads that Boogie Bug offers, the AIMB.PAD and the XL version. Head on over to our review to find out more.
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