Cougar has become quite proficient in it’s ability to continually surprise with innovation in peripherals. With the most recent iteration of their gaming mouse series, the Cougar 600M, the uncompromising engineering and design approach is stretched to the very limits...
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Our review unit of the Western Digital Red Pro WD4001FFSX 4TB drive came in a medium sized, brown corrugated cardboard box from the company’s American headquarters in California, USA. Using neither UPS, FedEx, DHL, nor Canada Post via USPS transfer,...
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CES 2015 – Steiger Dynamics has just taken off the wraps of its impressive new LEET Studio and LEET Pro PCs, both of which are workstation versions of their award-winning LEET Living Room PC. The two new PCs can be configured...
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Nvidia GeForce GTX 970/980: Windows vs. Ubuntu Linux performance Earlier this week I posted some benchmarks showing Nvidia’s Linux Driver Continues Running Strong Against The Windows Driver that also included the open-source Nouveau driver results in the mix too. However,...
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Samsung isn’t afraid to experiment with gimmicks. They love to include heart rate monitors on their smartphones and have web pages scroll with the movement of your eyes. They came out first with smartwatches that take SIM cards. And now,...
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With the advent of the X99 Chipset from Intel, a bunch of new motherboards are needed to support this. Intel also released a revised Intel i7 CPUs to support this.
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For a definite ‘whaaat ?’ moment check this out. Over at CES OCZ has put some cool stuff on display, though Enterprise datacenter oriented this little 3000 MB/sec performing puppy caught our attention. It is a PCIe based NVMe Flash...
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CES 2015 – We had a chance to take a sneak peak at Intel’s widely anticipated computing stick here at CES 2015. The tiny dongle-like computer will feature a quad-core Atom-based CPU, and come in two versions; one supporting Windows...
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The Silencio series cases from Cooler Master are built for silent operation with sound dampening materials to help eliminate noise while maintaining excellent cooling performance with quiet fans. These cases feature elegant looks along with minimalist aesthetics to complement the...
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A little while ago in our forums somebody mentioned a website based in the ‘Silicon Lottery’. The website is selling binned processors, guaranteed to work at a certain clock frequency. Though the idea is nothing new as there are parties...
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Just like with the very good 700M gaming mouse which we had with us a while back the 700K mechanical gaming keyboard by COUGAR aims towards serious and even professional gamers who want nothing less than the best gaming peripherals...
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Rapoo sub-brand VPRO has used CES 2015 as their launching platform for their new mechanical keyboard offerings – the V700 and V800. Unfortunately there is no mention in their recently issued press release if they are Cherry MX mechanical switches...
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AMD’s FX-series CPUs were introduced with some fanfare back in October of 2011, and after being feted at AMD’s Austin, Texas facility (since sold), we tested the then-new FX-8150. As the first consumer eight-core CPU (something Intel has only just...
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In this review we’ll check out the Gigabyte X99 UD4; the more affordable X99 motherboard in the Gigabyte line-up, and we’ve have had our hands on. It has a nice feature set like SLI/Crossfire support, heaps of SATA3 connectors, M.2.,...
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Las Vegas, NV, January 6, 2015 – Crucial, a leading global brand of memory and storage upgrades, today announced new Crucial® DDR4 SODIMMs, designed to enhance next-generation laptop performance. The new DDR4 modules are more than 30 percent faster than...
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