TheOverclocker Issue 30 | Page 17

COLORFUL Do not be fooled Colorful is a huge company. In fact second to SAPPHIRE, no other vendor ships more graphics cards in China than Colorful. That however is just their AMD line, they also have an incredible NVIDIA line of graphics cards, that are not just shameless stickers on reference cards but true custom designs with some of the best if not the best coolers on the market. We will have to see how they perform in future, but aesthetically, very few graphics cards can match what Colorful provides. In addition, showecased was a vast array of motherboards across a variety of chipsets which took us by surprise. We literally had not idea that Colorful had such a rich portfolio of products. In between the shock and awe we managed to grab a pic of the products and will certainly be looking to include them in our future reviews. Stay tuned! COOLER MASTER This year’s booth for Cooler Master was a lot more spacious than in 2013. Same size, but they had far fewer products to show. This isn’t a bad thing mind you because their entire product line has been culled to just their best products, and we have to say they do have some really awesome gaming and enthusiast grade offerings. Take for instance the stylish CMStorm Resonar headphones, the Sirus-C gaming headset, the incredible V1200 Plus and as always, the ever impressive and stunning Cosmos II. These are just some of the products they had on show. With every generation of product, Cooler Master keeps improving and as we’ve always said, some of their products are under appreciated, however that may soon change once you get to see what Cooler Master has been cooking in their labs. CORSAIR Done in a style that is unique to CORSAIR, almost every other vendor and media they partner with was present at the HIVE, including retailers, distributors, gamers and hardware enthusiasts. Be it they came for the open bar, the show girlss, product introductions or all of the above, it was a great show for CORSAIR it seems. Issue 30 | 2014 The OverClocker 17