The official Crysis 2 Multiplayer Demo for PC is available now for everyone eagerly awaiting for it and the full game is not far behind it. The demo contains only two maps and two multiplayer gaming modes, Buy Xenical but that should be enough to get you started and for you to get a taste of the game, not to mention to test how your computer is handling with the game. The full Crysis 2 game is expected to be available for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles, as well as for PC gamers on March 22 in North America and March 25 in Europe.

- You can get download locations for the PC demo for Crysis 2 here…

An unboxing video of the first 27-inch 3D-capable LCD monitor that should soon be available on the market from Acer. The Acer HN274H monitor is a 3D Vision-ready and HDMI 1.4a stereo 3D capable monitor, so it can turn out to be a very good alternative to a 3D HDTV if you don’t need watch 3D TV channels (not that there are much available as of this on line pharmacy moment). The monitor comes bundled with a pair of 3D Vision active shutter glasses and has a built-in infrared emitter for the glasses, it is with native Full HD resolution and LED backlight. Stay tuned for more…

I’ve been using Fluid XP+ Nano-Fluid Alien Green UV liquid coolant in a custom liquid cooling system for a while now and I’m quite happy from its performance, especially being one of the most expensive and claimed to be top performing liquid coolant at the moment. This special liquid uses nano-technology to stop ions from attaching themselves to the coolant, creating a molecular barrier around the coolant. Unlike other coolants which contain harmful substances like ethylene glycol, which have salts that corrode and become conductive, Nano-Fluid is all Eco based with non-ionic corrosive inhibitors, which contain no salts and no corrosive properties and this is one of the most important advantages that made me choose that coolant…

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However after a few weeks of use I’ve noticed that the liquid flow inside the water cooling system has been reduced significantly and there seems to be no any apparent problem to cause that as everything seemed to work just fine. After disassembling the water cooling block on the CPU which is the most restrictive part of the water cooling system I was surprised to see the above thing showing how the liquid coolant has actually blocked the thin channels of the water block. The most likely culprit to cause that is the green coloring being used, however I did not expect so acclaimed cooling liquid to have such a serious drawback. If I’m right and the problem is with the green “paint” then probably the best choice would be to go to the clear Fluid XP+ Nano-Fluid as there should be no coloring solution of any kind added, so be careful if you are considering to use that solution!