The News: Tuesday, February 5 Edition Beth Snyder February 5, 2013 Today, I have to rant a bit, sorry. This whole blackout at the Superbowl? One thing I need to set straight, because according to entirely too many people the actual power was out for 34 minutes. Not so. The power was out for maybe ten minutes. What took 34 minutes was letting the lights cool down, then firing them back up, then letting them warm up to full temperature and light output. Then they were also having some trouble getting some of the electronics on the sidelines back up and running. If you’re not familiar with HID lights, look them up. They are used in every arena, stadium, etc. pretty much the world over. They do not turn on and off with a switch. Well, off, yes…but then you have to wait for them to cool down before you can turn them back on again. Once you turn them back on, they take approximately 5-10 minutes to get to full brightness. If you’ve ever attended a sporting event where the house goes dark for the opening and then the lights come back on (usually during the national anthem) slowly before the game starts, you know what I mean. There. That’s been bugging the crap out of me. We get started with The Futurelooks AMD A85 Series FM2 Motherboard Round Up Featuring ASUS, GIGABYTE and MSI TweakTown examines the ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0 PC3-19200 16GB Dual Channel Memory Kit KitGuru beats the heat with the Corsair Hydro H90 and H110 (with i7-3930K) TrustedReviews rocks the house with the Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay A9 Rage3D checks out AMD Never Settle: Reloaded eTeknix chills out with the Evercool Silent Shark (HPO 12025) CPU Cooler Guru3D comes back with the Corsair H110 Technic3D goes inside the Fractal Design Node 304 Case Hi Tech Legion counters with the Corsair Carbide Series 200R Mid Tower Benchmark Reviews hooks up with the ADATA DashDrive Elite HE720 External Drive Real World Labs announces its Diamond Multimedia and RWLabs Joint Contest MadShrimps weighs in on the ASRock Z77 OC Formula Motherboard techPowerUp tests out the SilverStone Strider Plus ST60F-PS 600 W HardwareHeaven gives a listen to the Antec a.m.p. SP1 Bluetooth Speaker Finally, Bjorn3D shares its thoughts on the OCZ Vector 256GB Share This With The World!