Chipset cooling has become a predominant factor in many people’s choices when purchasing coolers, and with many CPU coolers offering impressive collateral cooling for the chipset, it seems that not much more can be done to cool the sometimes inaccessible chipset.

Enter Coolink, who have sent me the new ChipChilla to review.

Read whole review: Coolink Chipchilla

In this review roundup, we have many new and exciting products from great companies and i thought the highlight of this lot would have to be OCZ's new 32gb solid state hard drive which has proven to be very good indeed, with fast speeds and affordable prices.

• Cooler Master Centurion 590 by Techgage @ 17:27 GMT
• Hiper Osiris Mid Tower by Pro-clockers @ 17:45 GMT

• OCZ SATA-II 32GB 2.5-Inch SSD OCZSSD2-1S32G by Benchmark Reviews @ 17:24 GMT

• Accelero XTREME 9800 by tech messenger @ 17:40 GMT

• EVO-G MP1 Mousepad by HardwareLogic @ 17:34 GMT

• Ultra X3 800Watt Modular Power Supply by TweakNews @ 17:29 GMT

Most computer users think that they are safe from hackers obtaining their bank details online because they have got the latest firewalls, anti-virus and spyware software, but people don't bother to think that there are other ways of hacking to get someone's personal information.

Three men from Ukraine, Estonia and Miami have been charged for the attack on supermarket and restaurant cash register terminals.

Read more: Hackers going after restaurants, supermarkets [more available]

Microsoft have announced that they have finished developing a free tool available to everyone. This free tool provides amazing quality images of our night sky from various telescopes from across the globe including, Hubble and the Chandra X-ray Observatory. This has received a lot of attention from amateur astronomers as well as normal everyday computer users.

With the pan and zoom feature, users can enjoy many more parts of space and planets that they may never have seen or heard of before.

Read more: Virtual telescope opens up sky [more available]

ATI owners were annoyed when it was announced that a performance enhancing DX10.1 update for Assasins Creed was pulled for seemingly no reason. Some suggested Nvidia might have been involved, since the update did nothing for their hardware. Their official statement? It wasn't them.

Read more: Nvidia claims no foul play in DX10.1 removal [more available]

Nintendo have today released their online game download service, titled WiiWare. It will mimic similar services already offered by Microsoft and Sony on the Xbox and PS3 platforms respectfully.

Read more: Nintendo Launched WiiWare [more available]

As good as GTA IV is, in some areas, this reviewer has found it quite a let down in many others, so much so that I may not even finish the game; I haven't decided if I can soldier through or not. While some of the issues I raise might be just personal gripes of my own, many others have complained about the very same issues I'm commenting on. This isn't just an angry reviewer, taking a pot shot, these are legitimate problems.

Read whole article: GTA IV: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly

Nvidia is planning to continue the reign of the monster cards when it releases its upcoming GT200 card in mid June. It should also have 512bit memory.

Read more: GT200 is going to be big [more available]

A Chilean "hacker" has apparently released personal records of 6million people, including addresses, ID numbers, telephone numbers and academic records.

Read more: "Hacker" released 6m personal records [more available]

Unlike it's big brother, the RV770XT, the Pro version will be using only 256mb of DDR3 instead of the latest DDR iteration, numero 5.

Read more: RV770 Pro to use 256mb DDR3 [more available]