Engadget has a little article showing off the latest Nvida card (not released yet) in a Danger Den Torture Rack...

ADVANTIOnline has put together a great video series on building up the Danger Den Tower 21 with a lot of cool Danger Den gear including Quad 5870's!  <Read More>

Tech Arkade has done a nice write-up on liquid cooling your computer. Part of their intro:

Today we are going to be taking a look at the process of water cooling acomputer. Before the year 2000 this was an elite modification only done by a few. Almost all of the parts were custom fabricated or taken from automotive scrap yards. With computer parts getting faster and hotter after that point, many companies decided to capitalize on that small market. A few companies began to make “hobbyist” water cooling components. These parts have continued to increase in quality, improving performance and making the process easier than ever before!

I teased a bit earlier in the week on testing out the Tower 12 BS with the Zotac IONITX-A-U board.  One of the main reasons for me to tackle this project is our 14 month old son likes to get into everything.  So it is a must to consolidate and hide all electronic gear (that he loves).  Here is a photo of the Zalman HD160 being replaced by the Danger Den Tower 12:

So really it is a major size difference!  I have a few photos of the build that (read more)

Just started playing around with the Zotac ITX A-U board. What a fun little toy! I'm going to eventually put it into a Black Series Tower 12...but I am using the mobo tray with feet as a temporary test bed. Sure is nice to have only a power brick and a couple cords to deal with! (read more)

You asked for them...and now we have them in the US.  The HWlabs Black Ice SR-1 radiators in the 140mm size configurations.  If you want a beast of a radiator get the 560 version!