Hardware Logic is "callling all cooling enthusiasts." Artic Cooling is showing off their new baby...a "versatile thermal compouned dubbed MX-2." The testers get their gloves on as they get to work and see if they know their stuff. Get in on the action.

The Sapphire HD3850 apparently comes with the same picture on the card as it carries on the box. It has "has ATI's Crossfire X Technology and also will support PCI-E 2.0. The heatsink and fan setup on this card does not extend to the end of the card like some other video cards but the fan housing does completely cover the GPU's heatsink. This card has two DVI-I outputs on it as well as a S-Video output located between the DVI-I outputs." OCC takes you through the rest.

Corsair's HX series of power supplies made a good impact when it first came out. Now they've got a new series up on the block. The TX750W Power Supply "comes with a 140mm fan so it remains quiet and cool even under load. It’s also small so not only would this be great for a server environment, but it would be well suited in a gaming HTPC." Read the whole review @ 3DGameMan.

Gaming Heaven brings us another brilliant review of a game fit for the PS3 and Xbox 360. The Call of Duty first came out back in the day when the popularity of Medal of Honor had started to die down. Thrilled by the possibility of playing as part of a multitude instead of going solo, gamers quickly caught on to the series of games. The third game of the series seemed to lose some steam though. It remains to be seen whether this fourth game, Modern Warfare, will bring back its former glory. Tune in to Gaming Heaven for more.

Mp3 players are everywhere these days, in all shapes and sizes. When you're in the market to buy one, the choices can seem endless and confusing. PC Mechanic takes you through what things you need to consider and helps you answer the question "Do you go with a well known name, such as Apple and their iPod or do you take a chance on a cheaper, not so well known maker?" Get it here.