HardwareMods.com was in serious need of an overhaulin. It was becoming to cumbersome to edit pages and upload them via FTP. So a kind lad came along and put together this new format for everyone's viewing and editing pleasure. With our new Content Management System, HardwareMods.com will be able to digitally send you all the information you need about the hottest modding gear available. Future plans may possibly include a chat box so all you wild and crazy modders can come together and discuss jigawatts, flux capacitors, wire management, and digital blasphemy.

We fully support your efforts to spread the word of HardwareMods.com V2 to friends, family, and the neighbors dog. Take a moment now and sign up as a member. This will intitle you to our newsletters and links to incredible deals on case modding equiptment. As a member you will also have the ability to make comments of articles and reviews that are posted to this site.

And Always Remember, a man's best friend is a Dremel. Stop back often cause we're keepin it fresh.

CoolDrive 6 Review

There comes a time in every young man’s life where he needs to venture away from the traditional computer cases. A time where he needs to let go of the boring old every day computer case. That’s where the Aspire X-Cruiser comes into play. Its sleek, yet simple design make this case the perfect case for anyone who is buying there first custom case to seasoned veteran. I thought long and hard weather or not to order a new case, and spent countless hours surfing the internet for the perfect one. When I stumbled upon the X-Cruiser, I knew it was the right case for me. I ordered it on the spot, and was not in any big hurry to have it shipped to me, so I put it on the basic 3-day shipping. At the end of day three I was getting a little antsy because my case had not come in yet, but sure enough on the fourth day it arrived. I got home from work around 10pm, and tore into the box, pulling out my new case. I sat the case on my table, and admired its beauty.

INTRODUCTION

In the competative market of heatsinks not only does a new product have to perform well, it never hurts to look good either. One thing that many heat sink manufactures tend to over-look is compatibility across systems. I would consider this aspect of compatibility for the heatsink in review as it's #1 selling point.

Scythe has been manufacturing computer parts for a solid 4 years, so they should have a pretty good idea what people are looking for when it comes to heatsinks. It is also apparent that they are a Japanese based company based upon the names of some of their system apperals. Katana Cu, Kamazo 3.5, and of course the product you'll be reading about now, the Ninja PLUS.

As you will read there are numerous advantages to this heatsink, but I was able to find a few setbacks along the way. So sit back, grab a cold bottle of BAWLS and get ready to be educated on all that is Scythe Ninja PLUS (SCNJ-1000P) CPU Cooler. *Update - Since this review was written, Scythe has come out with the Scythe Ninja 2 which is even better than its predecessor.