1. Liquocool Antarctic2 - our non coductive, high performance liquid cooling
2. Fusion+GL+M570L - Intel Centrino based gaming laptop
3. Crossfire - ATI's alternative to SLI
   

1) For now we would like to show yet another dual core SLI system. Its unique feature is the cooling system that is based on our in-house designed high performance - 'Liquocool Antarctic 2' that consists of:

• 1/2" ID diameter tubes
• Polarflo chipset and CPU blocks
• Silverprop GPU Blocks
• dual 120mm Black Ice extreme radiator with 2 x 120mm UV AC Ran fans on the front for CPU and chipset
• single 120mm Black Ice extreme radiator with 2 x 120mm UV AC Ran fans for GPUs
• 2 low noise c-systems pumps
• and last but not least - the non condictive UV reactive liquid! spill it and no damage will occur!

Here are the full specs of the machine:
Case:  Thermaltake Aluminium Silver Armor Window (No PSU) 
Cabling:  Supreme Cable Management and UV Modding 
Cooling:  LiquoCool Antarctic2 (CPU-Chipset-2VGA 1/2" ID, non-cond) 
PSU:  FSP Epsilon 600W Retail PSU 
Motherboard:  Asus A8N-SLI Premium (skt 939) 
CPU:  AMD X2 4800 SKT 939 Retail (2.4GHz 2x1Mb) 
Memory:  Corsair 1024Mb XMS C2PRO DDR400 CL2 Non ECC (x2) 
Graphics:  MSI Nvidia 7800GT 256Mb PCIe VIVO (x2) 
Hard Drive:  36Gb Raptor 10000 8mb E-SATA (x2) 
Storage HD:  250Gb WD Caviar 7200 16mb Cache SATA II NCQ 
Optical Drive:  Sony CDRW DVD Combo 52x32x52x16 OEM Silver 
Optical Drive 2:  Plextor PX-716SA 16x dual layer SATA DVDRW Ivory 
Floppy Drive:  Sony 3.5" Floppy Drive Silver 
Sound Card:  Creative 7.1 X-FI ExtremeMusic 
Operating System:  Windows XP Professional SP2 OEM 
Building:  Standard Build (3-5 days) 
Overclocking:  Extreme Overclocking (3-20% - CPU/Memory/VGA) 
Warranty:  1 Year Collect & Return Warranty

The system can also be found here: http://www.vadim.co.uk/Custom+Gaming+PC+-+Fusion+CS+AMD-939G-SLI/7995 . All the Cables, Fans, Cathodes, UV fluid and sleeving are A.C. Ryan's modding products.  When overclocked (safe and stable settings), It scored 12936 3D Mark05 points and the full benchmark scores were published here: http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=1344160 . Having said that, we must mention that 3dMark05 uses just one core for its benchmarks, so the second core can be successfuly used in the same time for video encoding or other time consuming applications without affecting eachover! And please find the pictures below :)

 2) The little Custom Fusion GL M570L Laptop that we are proud to offer at an affordable price, with long batery life and the ability to play your favourite games on the move without compromise to the quality. Please find below the full specs:
Display: 15 inch SXGA+: 1400x1050. LCD and CRT display Dual view support
Chipset: Intel 915PM (Alviso) / Intel ICH6M
Graphics: nVidia 6600 MXM module 128MB VRAM
Audio: Sound Blaster-Pro & MS-Sound System compatible
Card Reader: Multi-Media Reader (SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro/XD)
Lan: 10/100/1000 BaseT LAN
Modem: Built-in V92 56Kbps ITU standard fax/modem in MDC module
Fireware: 1394 port
Weight and Dimension: 330 mm/275 mm /32.1~40.1 mm - 6.32 lbs / 2.87 kg
Battery and power: 70W AC adapter, 65Wh 8-Cells Cylindrical Li-Ion battery pack
3.5 hour battery life with ACPI - 4 hour maximum charge-in-use / 1.5 hour rapid charge
CPU:  Intel Mobile 750 1.86GHz 2MB cache 533FSB CPU 
Memory:  Laptop 200pin 1024Mb DDR2-533 Memory 
Hard Drive:  Seagate Momentus 80Gb 5400.2 8mb SATA 
Optical Drive:  Slim DVD Combo drive 
Sound Card:  Integrated Onboard Sound 
Operating System:  Windows XP Home Edition SP2 OEM  

We've attempted to overclock, but not much success :( (maybe next time with some watercooling :) ) The Published 3D Mark05 result can be found here: http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=1346291 and the link to the actual product is here: http://www.vadim.co.uk/Custom+Fusion+GL+M570L+Laptop/7924. The Pictures are below:

 3. The long awaited response from ATI to NVIDIA's SLI is finally here! Much has been spoken, even longer has taken, but finally its here! The first boards that support this feature are the DFI's RDX200 and Sapphire's Xpress 200P motherboards that we present below:

We've benchmarked both boards with the new X1800XL that also is available in limited quanitities now and the results are not that bad at all for a single card considering its not the best card from ATI - over 7000 3D Mark05 points with a AMD X2 4800 CPU. It is curious to know how well 2 of the X1800XT connected in Crossfire that are due next month will do :) Anyway, the good point is that finally ATI and Nvidia have come to the point of  standardisation of their graphics boards dimensions and cooling specs. Shortly we are going to post some pictures of the alternative cooling solutions for the X1800 graphics, but for now enjoy the picture below: