Team Immunity are powering there way through the Intel Extreme Masters Asian Championships with a fantastic undefeated run through Group B and conquering their toughest challenge TitaNs eSports.

MSI CoD Summer Cup

CyberGamer in partnership with MSI Computers Australia is proud to present to you the MSI Call of Duty Summer Cup. The tournament will be run over three weeks between the 24th of February 2010 and the 15th of March 2010.

There will be an open and free registration system with teams from all over Australia and New Zealand invited to participate. 32 teams will be selected from the list of applicants to compete based on previous achievements and rank. The tournament will run matches every Wednesday and Sunday in single elimination format with teams being ground down to the final two which will compete in the best of three grand final match on Sunday the 14th of March.

MSI Computers Australia is coming to the party to partner with us and offer up some incredible prizes for the participating teams, these include:

- Msi handy netbook, U120


- Msi handy netbook, U123


- Msi motherboard , 790GX-65


- Msi motherboard, P55-GD85


- Msi motherboard, Trinergy


Registrations are open now and will close on the 15th of February with the final team lists and draw being posted officially on the 21st of February 2010. So get in quick and register to ensure your team is a part of the selection process to win these amazing prizes courtesy of MSI Computers Australia and CyberGamer!

Tournament Registrations:
Tournament Standings and Bracket:
Tournament Rule set
Round Format: MR15 - 16 round wins to victory.
Game: Call of Duty 4

Tournament Maplist: Strike Backlot Crossfire District Crash

Tournament...

Welcome to CyberGamer 3.0
The last 9 months have been a hard slog for the hometown heroes Jeremy "Asterix" Klaosen and James "Sn@p" Burroughs with many long nights spent with heads buried in the keyboard spamming out dozens and dozens of lines of code, icons, and buttons. But here we are proudly presenting to you CyberGamer Version 3.0.

The new site has taken a more media rich focus, looking towards presenting more news movies and articles to give you guys more than a competitive gaming system to compete on. As you will notice one of the side bars has gone freeing up more space for bigger forum posts, articles, and media areas. The games systems are now more user friendly with more space and a smarter layout system incorporating a news homepage for each game where you can then bounce off to the forums or the ladders.

Naturally as im sure you will all see we now have an application bar which has replaced the outdated chat, pug, and PM system where you will get your PM inbox and notifications but also be able to join chatrooms and pugs alot easier. Incorporated with that is a new event management system which tournament and lan organizers can use to promote their event or use it as a fully integrated signup payment and booking system for their events.

You will also notice the new website now has an organization system! This allows teams with multiple divisions to create an organization hub that showcases the achievements of all your teams and acts as a management hub for your staff to oversee the team as a whole. You have probably also noticed CyberGamer Premium! The fact sheet can be viewed at and it's a subscriber service that unlocks a swag of new gadgets and features for your team to add value to your experience and also provide essential tools for keeping your team at the top of its game.

With the new system comes PS3 with a fully recruited team who are raring to get going and bring competitive PS3 to CyberGamer, hopefully sharing in the dramatic success the XBOX system have had in building CyberGamer console gaming up to be the biggest console gaming system in Australia.

CyberGamer will be expanding on its network of partner sites with 2010 seeing a number of new and exciting additions to the system but you have to wait for those .... its a secret... :). Its going to be a massive year here on CyberGamer in 2010 and its our pleasure to have you along for the ride. So take a moment to dig around the system and please feel free to submit support tickets for any glitches you fin...

Sunday January 31st
CyberGamer is very excited to bring you it's FIRST EVER COD 4 - ONE DAY COMP. This competition will be an 18 team double elimination format meaning each team continues playing until they have recorded two (2) match losses.

X-Ray:
be used as the Anti-Cheat for the duration of this comp but users will also have to /record every match just incase there are some little dis-agreements.

CyberGamer runs off AEDT GMT+10 (daylight time).


*Round 1 will have a starting time from 1pm to 2pm.

*Dinner Break will go for about an hr at around 7-8pm, giving us a chance to catch a breather before the FINALS.

CURRENT CGo Match Rules Apply!!!
Disregarding the bits that dont apply to League Mode like Software Information/Rules

Things to Remember!

*Teams will "Knife off" for Sides (Allies/Axis) each match.

*There are no draws!!! - overtime must be played out until a winner is decided.

*Server details are on the schedule and passwords will be distributed to team CAPTAINS via Xfire - PLEASE BE SURE TO HAVE BOTH "poetik" & "arseynimz" added to your Xfire List

*Grand Final will start with a Knife-Off on mp_strike, the winner can choose their side OR Map. The other team decides the remaining option.

*The prize pool, and this pool will be split:

1st - 60% of Pool
2nd - 25% of Pool
3rd - 15% of Pool

The Current Prize Pool is: $560AUD



Rounds and Maps:

WinnWinning Bracket:
*Pre-Game (Round of 32) - mp_vacant (This Match is to even up the teams competeing in both brackets - Refer to Schedule)
*Round of 16 1 - mp_strike
*Round of Quarter-final 1 - mp_crash
*Round of Semi-Final 1 - mp_citystreets
*Round of Final 1 - mp_ravens
*Round of GRAND FINAL - BEST OF 3 MAPS


Losing Bracket:
*Round of 16 1 - mp_citystreets
*Round of 16 2 - mp_crash
*Round of Quarter-final 1 - mp_crossfire
*Round of Quarter-final 2 - mp_backlot
*Round of Semi-Final 1 - mp_citystreets
*Round of Semi-Final 2 - mp_inferno_b3
*Round of Final 1 - mp_ravens
*Round of GRAND FINAL - BEST OF 3 MAPS



[HR]

COD4 - ODC Requirements:

Please find below important details you and your team need to know in order to have an enjoya...

Come join the family :)

B1G League is recruiting!

With a fantastic year in 2009 B1G League is publicly opening a rare opportunity to join the most experienced eSport tournament organisation in Australia.

With the core B1G League team hard at work on the countries first dedicated eSport broadcast studio here in Melbourne, Australia. The door is now open for national & statewide managers to officially join the team for an exciting year ahead in 2010.

B1G League prides its self on running the most professional & high profile eSport events in the region and successful applicants will have a hands on position coordinating local & national eSport tournaments as well as managing state representative teams & media.

Positions available:

State Manager - Queensland
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - Western Australia
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - New South Wales
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - Tasmania
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - Victoria
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.


**State Manager - South Australia** Edit
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

National Manager - New Zealand
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

Regional Tournament Director - Australia / New Zealand
Coordinating national tournaments & events.

Key Selection Criteria

Applicants should provide information around key selection criteria below;

- Applicants should have strong knowledge across major eSport games & tournaments;

- Applicants should have good written & verbal communication skills;

- Applicants should have good project management skills;

- Applicants should have a good understanding of local eSport communities;

- Applicants s...

Weeks before MW2 was launched, Madcatz announced their brand new line of gaming peripherals and on that line was the Modern Warfare 2 Combat Controller. It has been hyped up a fair bit so I decided to put it to the test and write up a review to let you, the Cybergamer community, get an indepth look into this sleek controller.

Product Features

* Twin "Combat" buttons for on-the-fly custom remapping
* Ergonomic pistol grips
* Quick-fire Triggers
* Immersive backlit analog stick modules
* Vibration feedback technology
* 3 metre braided cable with a gold plated USB Connector
* Includes Bonus "Combat" Case!

Hi guys,

AMD has allowed me to review this CPU for CyberGamer, amidst some starting problems bundled (first motherboard I got from ASUS wouldn't display output) with a busy time schedule and the untimely crash of my Velociraptor, I have finally finished the review to the best of my ability-- by Talnoy's deadline - "by 2010 thanks", (lol)

Before we head in, I'd like to thank AMD:
.amd.com for supporting Cybergamer and providing me the opportunity to do this review, and also ASUS Australia:
.asus.com.au for allowing me to borrow the motherboard for this review.

[DEL]Can someone show me how to throw in tabs to make the review more pleasing to read? :P[/DEL] - Ta Scott

Introduction

Earlier this year, AMD released their Phenom II series to compete against Intel's Core 2 Duos. For gamers, the Phenom II x4 CPUs were the choice for price: performance conscious gamers and enthusiasts for a while. Intel then released their Core i5/i7 Lynnfield processors to reclaim back the price: performance crown.

What does AMD do then? Instead of lowering their Phenom II prices even further to try gain market share, they introduce the AMD Athlon II X4 range of CPUs, following the range of Athlon II X2 range of CPUs released in June this year. The Athlon II X4 range includes the 620 and 630. These quad-core CPUs are aimed towards the mainstream quad-core market, e.g. students, parents, office workers, you get the gist. The Athlon II 620 (Codename: Propus) is a 2.6 GHz CPU, manufactured with the 45nm process seen in most of the latest CPUs, and includes a total of 128k of L1 Cache and 512k L2 Cache in each core.

What about the L3 Cache, some of you may ask? To cut down on costs, AMD have manufactured the Athlon II family without any L3 Cache inbuilt. (Although the early retail units were the Deneb core with the L3 Cache disabled (which you could unlock with the right motherboard)). The release retail price of the X4 620 is the reason why there has been so much excitement over the Athlon II X4 620.

RRPing at USD $99 at release, it is the first quad core to fall below the USD $100 mark. In Australia right now, you can get the 620 for around $115, (correct as of 20th December 2009).

Before we start;

I have tested the CPU with a variety of benchmarks and...

<h3>
<span class="Heading3Char">Todays review is on the long awaited Razer Imperator Laser gaming mouse!
</h3>
<h3>
<span class="Heading3Char">Product Features<span class="Heading3Char">

</h3>

Riley is 21 and lives in Kensington, Victoria. He is the founder of Xbox on CyberGamer, and has been the driving force that made this site a success and the best it can be for the community. As a result, the professionalism and exposure of AU Xbox gaming has gone through the roof in a short time. He is one smart cookie and his passion for games, dedication, decision making skills and intuitive ideas will continue to make CG the pinnacle of E-Sports for us.
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How did you get started in gaming?
On the PC at around age 10 with quake and shortly after quake 2. Basically my first gaming experience was online, playing quake/quake2 on dial up Internet. Fun Times. I was never interested in single player and that still remains.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
After quake 2 began to get old, although I never stopped playing it, counter strike started to become massive. Personally I hated the game and still had a piece of crap computer so the best option was, Xbox.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
Ok so tell us how the Xbox gaming started?
Christmas 2002 my brother and I got an Xbox + Halo. It wasn't long before my mates and I were having 8 player halo LANs at my place. And then a program called Xbox Connect made it possible to play Halo over the net. It was laggy and dodgy as all hell but my brother and I played it to death.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
Then Halo 2 changed everything; finally there was a solid multiplayer game with a massive audience. Didnt stop playing halo 2 until the halo 3 beta. Basically from the Xbox on wards I never went back to the PC.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
How did you get involved with CG?
Getting involved with CG all started from my university studies. I started a degree in Business: Entrepreneurship at RMIT, which focuses on starting your own businesses.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->

Introduction
Antec, Inc. is the global leader in high-performance computer components and accessories for the gaming market. At the age of 23 Antec is stillrecognized as theindustry standardand has maintained its position as a worldwide market leader. Thisinternational provider of quiet, efficient and innovative products is dedicated to giving gamers what they want.
The Antec Twelve Hundred(1200) is the successor of the well known Antec Nine Hundred(900) Case. The Antec 900 case was asensation around the globe, winning numerous awards and became the standard for high-performance gaming cases. Does the Antec 1200 promise to bring anything different to the table, or will it be a feeble marketing attempt?
In depth look

Antec assures you that your product will arrive snug and unharmed. The 1200 comes packaged in a large plastic cover and sandwiched between two custom fitted foam paddings.

The 1200 gamingcase lookslike a beast, itsporst a standard black theme andis made from steelwith a few plastic parts. As you can see there is plent of ventalation from the front and side panel which adds excellent air circulation properties.
There are a total of 12 drive bays, these are broken up into 3 optical drives and 9 internal storage drive bays. There are 3 hard drive cages which house 3 hard drives each, to give a total of 9 possible hard disk drives. Each cage can be repositioned and removed.

<em>Ryan is 21, live's in the ACT, and recently graduated from the Australian National University with a Bachelor of Commerce. Now he is settling into working full time, but has been apart of the Xbox scene since the beginning and competed in our best competitions. Ryan has also had a lot to do behind the scenes and is developing and promoting the community all the time. He is one of our Xbox moderators and is a ladder Admin for GRID also.</em>

Tell us about your gaming history?
I have a pretty shoddy console history actually. I started with a Sega Mega Drive (16 bit!) for Christmas when I was about six, and could never beat the second level on Sonic 2 (the one with the water rising). Didnt really like it after that. After that, I had a big break until I was given a Nintendo 64 (for Christmas again), with Super Mario Kart and Rush, introducing me to racing games. Rush is probably the precursor to the Burnout, and was my favourite game for a long time hidden stunt parks and so on. I had a family computer over the years, but it was always a bit slow, and could never run anything well. Over the ages, games played included Age of Empires, GTA3 series, and the Need for Speed series. From there on, I had a huge break until I bought an Xbox360 two years ago.
So youve been on the box for a while now, how long on live and what games have you played?
On live since launch actually Ive always had gold membership, but wasnt an active member. I played heaps of PGR, but not online. Same with Perfect Dark, all of the Burnout Series, Forza, Need for Speed, and Guitar Hero. I guess Halo 3 was the first game I actually played online got together with a few uni mates (tags Applzor and turbo619pants) and hit up the 2v2 ranked matchmaking. It was also the first FPS Id ever played on the Xbox.
From there, I hit up some parties with uni friends, and we had heaps of fun with Halo. Eventually, we all bought COD and had some awesome LAN sessions with about a million beers, and had some pretty crazy times. 5v5 COD4 LANs are unbeatable so much more intense than youd think and no lag too.
I only started to play online after a few invites from a guy called RyanMc1979, who ended up being Db4D Rhyno (not me!) into Call of Duty online. Over time, Ive made a few friends and had a heap of fun although I think the COD scene is getting a little tired, as I am of CoD4.

Team Immunity are powering there way through the Intel Extreme Masters Asian Championships with a fantastic undefeated run through Group B and conquering their toughest challenge TitaNs eSports.

MSI CoD Summer Cup

CyberGamer in partnership with MSI Computers Australia is proud to present to you the MSI Call of Duty Summer Cup. The tournament will be run over three weeks between the 24th of February 2010 and the 15th of March 2010.

There will be an open and free registration system with teams from all over Australia and New Zealand invited to participate. 32 teams will be selected from the list of applicants to compete based on previous achievements and rank. The tournament will run matches every Wednesday and Sunday in single elimination format with teams being ground down to the final two which will compete in the best of three grand final match on Sunday the 14th of March.

MSI Computers Australia is coming to the party to partner with us and offer up some incredible prizes for the participating teams, these include:

- Msi handy netbook, U120


- Msi handy netbook, U123


- Msi motherboard , 790GX-65


- Msi motherboard, P55-GD85


- Msi motherboard, Trinergy


Registrations are open now and will close on the 15th of February with the final team lists and draw being posted officially on the 21st of February 2010. So get in quick and register to ensure your team is a part of the selection process to win these amazing prizes courtesy of MSI Computers Australia and CyberGamer!

Tournament Registrations:
Tournament Standings and Bracket:
Tournament Rule set
Round Format: MR15 - 16 round wins to victory.
Game: Call of Duty 4

Tournament Maplist: Strike Backlot Crossfire District Crash

Tournament...

Welcome to CyberGamer 3.0
The last 9 months have been a hard slog for the hometown heroes Jeremy &quot;Asterix&quot; Klaosen and James &quot;Sn@p&quot; Burroughs with many long nights spent with heads buried in the keyboard spamming out dozens and dozens of lines of code, icons, and buttons. But here we are proudly presenting to you CyberGamer Version 3.0.

The new site has taken a more media rich focus, looking towards presenting more news movies and articles to give you guys more than a competitive gaming system to compete on. As you will notice one of the side bars has gone freeing up more space for bigger forum posts, articles, and media areas. The games systems are now more user friendly with more space and a smarter layout system incorporating a news homepage for each game where you can then bounce off to the forums or the ladders.

Naturally as im sure you will all see we now have an application bar which has replaced the outdated chat, pug, and PM system where you will get your PM inbox and notifications but also be able to join chatrooms and pugs alot easier. Incorporated with that is a new event management system which tournament and lan organizers can use to promote their event or use it as a fully integrated signup payment and booking system for their events.

You will also notice the new website now has an organization system! This allows teams with multiple divisions to create an organization hub that showcases the achievements of all your teams and acts as a management hub for your staff to oversee the team as a whole. You have probably also noticed CyberGamer Premium! The fact sheet can be viewed at and it's a subscriber service that unlocks a swag of new gadgets and features for your team to add value to your experience and also provide essential tools for keeping your team at the top of its game.

With the new system comes PS3 with a fully recruited team who are raring to get going and bring competitive PS3 to CyberGamer, hopefully sharing in the dramatic success the XBOX system have had in building CyberGamer console gaming up to be the biggest console gaming system in Australia.

CyberGamer will be expanding on its network of partner sites with 2010 seeing a number of new and exciting additions to the system but you have to wait for those .... its a secret... :). Its going to be a massive year here on CyberGamer in 2010 and its our pleasure to have you along for the ride. So take a moment to dig around the system and please feel free to submit support tickets for any glitches you fin...

Sunday January 31st
CyberGamer is very excited to bring you it's FIRST EVER COD 4 - ONE DAY COMP. This competition will be an 18 team double elimination format meaning each team continues playing until they have recorded two (2) match losses.

X-Ray:
be used as the Anti-Cheat for the duration of this comp but users will also have to /record every match just incase there are some little dis-agreements.

CyberGamer runs off AEDT GMT+10 (daylight time).


*Round 1 will have a starting time from 1pm to 2pm.

*Dinner Break will go for about an hr at around 7-8pm, giving us a chance to catch a breather before the FINALS.

CURRENT CGo Match Rules Apply!!!
Disregarding the bits that dont apply to League Mode like Software Information/Rules

Things to Remember!

*Teams will &quot;Knife off&quot; for Sides (Allies/Axis) each match.

*There are no draws!!! - overtime must be played out until a winner is decided.

*Server details are on the schedule and passwords will be distributed to team CAPTAINS via Xfire - PLEASE BE SURE TO HAVE BOTH &quot;poetik&quot; &amp; &quot;arseynimz&quot; added to your Xfire List

*Grand Final will start with a Knife-Off on mp_strike, the winner can choose their side OR Map. The other team decides the remaining option.

*The prize pool, and this pool will be split:

1st - 60% of Pool
2nd - 25% of Pool
3rd - 15% of Pool

The Current Prize Pool is: $560AUD



Rounds and Maps:

WinnWinning Bracket:
*Pre-Game (Round of 32) - mp_vacant (This Match is to even up the teams competeing in both brackets - Refer to Schedule)
*Round of 16 1 - mp_strike
*Round of Quarter-final 1 - mp_crash
*Round of Semi-Final 1 - mp_citystreets
*Round of Final 1 - mp_ravens
*Round of GRAND FINAL - BEST OF 3 MAPS


Losing Bracket:
*Round of 16 1 - mp_citystreets
*Round of 16 2 - mp_crash
*Round of Quarter-final 1 - mp_crossfire
*Round of Quarter-final 2 - mp_backlot
*Round of Semi-Final 1 - mp_citystreets
*Round of Semi-Final 2 - mp_inferno_b3
*Round of Final 1 - mp_ravens
*Round of GRAND FINAL - BEST OF 3 MAPS



[HR]

COD4 - ODC Requirements:

Please find below important details you and your team need to know in order to have an enjoya...

Come join the family :)

B1G League is recruiting!

With a fantastic year in 2009 B1G League is publicly opening a rare opportunity to join the most experienced eSport tournament organisation in Australia.

With the core B1G League team hard at work on the countries first dedicated eSport broadcast studio here in Melbourne, Australia. The door is now open for national & statewide managers to officially join the team for an exciting year ahead in 2010.

B1G League prides its self on running the most professional & high profile eSport events in the region and successful applicants will have a hands on position coordinating local & national eSport tournaments as well as managing state representative teams & media.

Positions available:

State Manager - Queensland
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - Western Australia
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - New South Wales
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - Tasmania
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

State Manager - Victoria
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.


**State Manager - South Australia** Edit
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

National Manager - New Zealand
Coordinating local LAN qualifiers & events, Managing local representative teams, Managing local media representation & networking.

Regional Tournament Director - Australia / New Zealand
Coordinating national tournaments & events.

Key Selection Criteria

Applicants should provide information around key selection criteria below;

- Applicants should have strong knowledge across major eSport games & tournaments;

- Applicants should have good written & verbal communication skills;

- Applicants should have good project management skills;

- Applicants should have a good understanding of local eSport communities;

- Applicants s...

Weeks before MW2 was launched, Madcatz announced their brand new line of gaming peripherals and on that line was the Modern Warfare 2 Combat Controller. It has been hyped up a fair bit so I decided to put it to the test and write up a review to let you, the Cybergamer community, get an indepth look into this sleek controller.

Product Features

* Twin "Combat" buttons for on-the-fly custom remapping
* Ergonomic pistol grips
* Quick-fire Triggers
* Immersive backlit analog stick modules
* Vibration feedback technology
* 3 metre braided cable with a gold plated USB Connector
* Includes Bonus "Combat" Case!

Hi guys,

AMD has allowed me to review this CPU for CyberGamer, amidst some starting problems bundled (first motherboard I got from ASUS wouldn't display output) with a busy time schedule and the untimely crash of my Velociraptor, I have finally finished the review to the best of my ability-- by Talnoy's deadline - &quot;by 2010 thanks&quot;, (lol)

Before we head in, I'd like to thank AMD:
.amd.com for supporting Cybergamer and providing me the opportunity to do this review, and also ASUS Australia:
.asus.com.au for allowing me to borrow the motherboard for this review.

[DEL]Can someone show me how to throw in tabs to make the review more pleasing to read? :P[/DEL] - Ta Scott

Introduction

Earlier this year, AMD released their Phenom II series to compete against Intel's Core 2 Duos. For gamers, the Phenom II x4 CPUs were the choice for price: performance conscious gamers and enthusiasts for a while. Intel then released their Core i5/i7 Lynnfield processors to reclaim back the price: performance crown.

What does AMD do then? Instead of lowering their Phenom II prices even further to try gain market share, they introduce the AMD Athlon II X4 range of CPUs, following the range of Athlon II X2 range of CPUs released in June this year. The Athlon II X4 range includes the 620 and 630. These quad-core CPUs are aimed towards the mainstream quad-core market, e.g. students, parents, office workers, you get the gist. The Athlon II 620 (Codename: Propus) is a 2.6 GHz CPU, manufactured with the 45nm process seen in most of the latest CPUs, and includes a total of 128k of L1 Cache and 512k L2 Cache in each core.

What about the L3 Cache, some of you may ask? To cut down on costs, AMD have manufactured the Athlon II family without any L3 Cache inbuilt. (Although the early retail units were the Deneb core with the L3 Cache disabled (which you could unlock with the right motherboard)). The release retail price of the X4 620 is the reason why there has been so much excitement over the Athlon II X4 620.

RRPing at USD $99 at release, it is the first quad core to fall below the USD $100 mark. In Australia right now, you can get the 620 for around $115, (correct as of 20th December 2009).

Before we start;

I have tested the CPU with a variety of benchmarks and...

<h3>
<span class="Heading3Char">Todays review is on the long awaited Razer Imperator Laser gaming mouse!
</h3>
<h3>
<span class="Heading3Char">Product Features<span class="Heading3Char">

</h3>

Introduction
Antec, Inc. is the global leader in high-performance computer components and accessories for the gaming market. At the age of 23 Antec is stillrecognized as theindustry standardand has maintained its position as a worldwide market leader. Thisinternational provider of quiet, efficient and innovative products is dedicated to giving gamers what they want.
The Antec Twelve Hundred(1200) is the successor of the well known Antec Nine Hundred(900) Case. The Antec 900 case was asensation around the globe, winning numerous awards and became the standard for high-performance gaming cases. Does the Antec 1200 promise to bring anything different to the table, or will it be a feeble marketing attempt?
In depth look

Antec assures you that your product will arrive snug and unharmed. The 1200 comes packaged in a large plastic cover and sandwiched between two custom fitted foam paddings.

The 1200 gamingcase lookslike a beast, itsporst a standard black theme andis made from steelwith a few plastic parts. As you can see there is plent of ventalation from the front and side panel which adds excellent air circulation properties.
There are a total of 12 drive bays, these are broken up into 3 optical drives and 9 internal storage drive bays. There are 3 hard drive cages which house 3 hard drives each, to give a total of 9 possible hard disk drives. Each cage can be repositioned and removed.

Riley is 21 and lives in Kensington, Victoria. He is the founder of Xbox on CyberGamer, and has been the driving force that made this site a success and the best it can be for the community. As a result, the professionalism and exposure of AU Xbox gaming has gone through the roof in a short time. He is one smart cookie and his passion for games, dedication, decision making skills and intuitive ideas will continue to make CG the pinnacle of E-Sports for us.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
How did you get started in gaming?
On the PC at around age 10 with quake and shortly after quake 2. Basically my first gaming experience was online, playing quake/quake2 on dial up Internet. Fun Times. I was never interested in single player and that still remains.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
After quake 2 began to get old, although I never stopped playing it, counter strike started to become massive. Personally I hated the game and still had a piece of crap computer so the best option was, Xbox.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
Ok so tell us how the Xbox gaming started?
Christmas 2002 my brother and I got an Xbox + Halo. It wasn't long before my mates and I were having 8 player halo LANs at my place. And then a program called Xbox Connect made it possible to play Halo over the net. It was laggy and dodgy as all hell but my brother and I played it to death.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
Then Halo 2 changed everything; finally there was a solid multiplayer game with a massive audience. Didnt stop playing halo 2 until the halo 3 beta. Basically from the Xbox on wards I never went back to the PC.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->
How did you get involved with CG?
Getting involved with CG all started from my university studies. I started a degree in Business: Entrepreneurship at RMIT, which focuses on starting your own businesses.
<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--><!--[endif]-->

<em>Ryan is 21, live's in the ACT, and recently graduated from the Australian National University with a Bachelor of Commerce. Now he is settling into working full time, but has been apart of the Xbox scene since the beginning and competed in our best competitions. Ryan has also had a lot to do behind the scenes and is developing and promoting the community all the time. He is one of our Xbox moderators and is a ladder Admin for GRID also.</em>

Tell us about your gaming history?
I have a pretty shoddy console history actually. I started with a Sega Mega Drive (16 bit!) for Christmas when I was about six, and could never beat the second level on Sonic 2 (the one with the water rising). Didnt really like it after that. After that, I had a big break until I was given a Nintendo 64 (for Christmas again), with Super Mario Kart and Rush, introducing me to racing games. Rush is probably the precursor to the Burnout, and was my favourite game for a long time hidden stunt parks and so on. I had a family computer over the years, but it was always a bit slow, and could never run anything well. Over the ages, games played included Age of Empires, GTA3 series, and the Need for Speed series. From there on, I had a huge break until I bought an Xbox360 two years ago.
So youve been on the box for a while now, how long on live and what games have you played?
On live since launch actually Ive always had gold membership, but wasnt an active member. I played heaps of PGR, but not online. Same with Perfect Dark, all of the Burnout Series, Forza, Need for Speed, and Guitar Hero. I guess Halo 3 was the first game I actually played online got together with a few uni mates (tags Applzor and turbo619pants) and hit up the 2v2 ranked matchmaking. It was also the first FPS Id ever played on the Xbox.
From there, I hit up some parties with uni friends, and we had heaps of fun with Halo. Eventually, we all bought COD and had some awesome LAN sessions with about a million beers, and had some pretty crazy times. 5v5 COD4 LANs are unbeatable so much more intense than youd think and no lag too.
I only started to play online after a few invites from a guy called RyanMc1979, who ended up being Db4D Rhyno (not me!) into Call of Duty online. Over time, Ive made a few friends and had a heap of fun although I think the COD scene is getting a little tired, as I am of CoD4.