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TweakTown Staff and Contributors

  • Cameron Wilmot (Managing Director)


    Cameron founded TweakTown in 1999 after it originally started off as his personal homepage. TweakTown is a business, which he works on full-time with his team of dedicated staff and contributors.

    As Managing Director of Tweak Town Pty Ltd, Cameron handles all the management and team leading based tasks, dealing with companies about review samples, occasionally writing new reviews and guides and in its broadest terms; maintaining the website in its entirety, so it stays as its best all year round from Taipei, Taiwan (as of November 2005).

  • Steve Dougherty (Content Editor)


    Steve is the man in charge of posting all of our new content and makin' sure it reads good n' stuff.

  • Justin Koziol (Head Developer)


    Justin, the creator and destroyer of the website, has taken TweakTown website to the next level of its Internet life. His primary role is to maintain TweakTown and incorporate new features into the site. In his down time you can find him battling it out in FPS games.

  • Cameron Johnson (CPU, Chipset and Motherboard Editor)


    Cameron has dedicated a lot of his time and continues to keep us up-to-date with all the latest hardware with his amazing wealth of computer knowledge, especially all the latest motherboards and processors to hit the market. When Cameron isn't working on new reviews, you can find him out on the rough dirt roads of Australia four wheel driving.

  • Shane Baxtor (Graphics Card and Memory Editor)


    Shane takes care of all of our graphics card reviews and is the man reasonable for bringing us the popular ATI and nVidia display driver articles. From 2009, Shane is also taking care of our memory reviews.

  • Chris Ram (Storage and NAS Editor)


    Chris Ram started his career as a LAN Party organizer in Midwest USA. After working with several computer companies he was asked to join the team at The Adrenaline Vault by fellow Midwest LAN Party legend Sean Aikins. After a series of shake ups at AVault, Chris eventually took over as Editor-in-Chief before leaving to start Real World Entertainment. Look for Chris to bring his unique methods of testing Hard Disk Drives, Solid State Drives as well as RAID controller and NAS boxes to TweakTown as he looks to provide an accurate test bed to make your purchasing decisions easier.

  • Chad Sebring (Cooling and Cases Editor)


    Jumping into computers for just the aspect of gaming is how it all started for me. After a solid year of gaming caught the overclocking bug. With overclocking comes the need for better cooling, and I have had both air and water setups to tinker with. With a few years of abusing computer parts, I looked for something new.

    I then decided to take my chances and try to get a review job with a online site. This lead to me starting my reviewing career under the tutelage of Chris Ram at RWlabs. As an avid overclocker, I am always looking for the next leg up in cooling and casing technology. Hopefully my drive to find the best of the best in cooling and cases technology will benefit the readers of TweakTown.

  • Shane McGlaun (Netbook and Laptop Editor)


    Shane is a Texas-based freelance geek who has written for a cornucopia of technology sites including DailyTech, Ars Technica, Computer Shopper, and Laptop Magazine among others. He has been writing full time for the last five years and as a result he has more technology junk in his garage than most electronics stores and is always on the lookout for someone to clean out his garage. Shane covers our laptop and netbook reviews.

  • Nathan Davison (Senior Gaming Editor)


    Nathan founded Hardware Avenue and 3DAvenue in 2000 and 2003 respectively, both of which recently merged with TweakTown to create TTGamer. Nathan can be usually found composing articles and reviews from the PC gaming and hardware world, but has been known to venture into the realms of console gaming as well (but he insists he doesn't enjoy it as much!). As a senior editor for TTGamer, Nathan's responsibilities will be much the same as they were with 3DA; reviews, news, articles and general website management and ideas.

  • Simon Hutchinson (Senior Gaming Editor)


    Simon joined the 3DAvenue staff in 2003 as the senior console writer, and quickly worked his way into more managerial roles on top of his writing responsibilities, such as managing most PR contacts and organising new content for the website. Although Simon is more acquainted with the console market, like Nathan he also likes the odd cross over and will occasionally check out the latest PC gaming has to offer. Simon, a senior editor at TTGamer, will continue his responsibilities from the former 3DAvenue via regular reviews and articles, as well as PR and content management.

  • James Vozar (Sound Card and Speaker Editor)


    James has been interested in all types of audio for the last 6 years or so. He began as a moderator at the very well respected 3dsoundsurge forums. From there he was offered a spot testing Philips Acoustic Edge sound cards in beta form. He then began writing for Hardavenue, which lasted about three years before it was acquired by Tweak Town Pty Ltd.

    For the past nine month, James has attended the SAE (School of Audio Engineering) institute in South Melbourne, Australia. He handles all of our sound card and speaker product reviews with very knowledgeable and in-depth analysis.

  • Ben Gourlay (Blu-ray HD Movie Review Editor)


    Ben is based in Hobart, Australia and joined TweakTown from his previous position at the DVD Bits website to help propel us into the realm of entertainment content with HD movie reviews.

  • Andrew Jones (Peripherals and Gadgets Editor)


    Andrew Jones was invited to the TweakTown team after discovering his strong and active internet in everything PC and tech, whilst he was living and working in Taiwan. He takes care of our peripherals and gadget reviews.

  • Sean Kalinich (News and Networking, CPU, Chipset and Mobo Editor)


    Sean started off his trip down the technology highway over 20 years ago in the US Army, where he was forced to teach others to use Windows 3.11 and the then new MS Office suite. More recently Sean has written for PlanetAMD64 and was a co-creator of Planetx64.com, one of the Internet’s leading sites for the growing 64 bit community.

    Sean has joined to help with keep up with the huge amount of news that arrives every day. Sean also takes care of our home networking and wireless related product reviews and articles. You will also see some CPU, chipset and motherboard related content from Sean.

  • Dean Smith (Extreme Overclocking Champion)


    Deanzo has been involved in overclocking for many years, venturing into the extreme side of cooling in early 2007. Since then he has taken part in numerous online and live competitions with a high level of success. Dean provides extreme LN2 (liquid nitrogen) based overclocking results on the latest processors, motherboards, video cards and so on with fancy pictures, video and the all important insanely fast benchmark results!

  • Ken Graff (Power Supply Editor)


    Ken Graff is best known for PC and MAC repair in the San Francisco Bay area, but his primary job is Level 2 tech support For a Redwood City California based company. Over the last 2 years he has went from supporting 1500 users worldwide to Server Farm Power chief. His primary role is still Tech support, but the company calls Ken when there are power issues with any of its 2000 Servers. In his free time he enjoys running and spending time at the beach.