Measuring just 65 mm by 95 mm by 95 mm makes the Noctua NH-L9x65 the smallest cooler we have reviewed so far in 2015. Of course, Noctua is not marketing this product to overclockers and performance users, but rather to...
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Our review unit of the SilverStone Tundra TD02-E water cooling unit came alongside its smaller brother, the TD03-E, in a relatively medium-sized corrugated cardboard box directly from SilverStone’s American offices in California, USA. The TD03-E will be evaluated here at...
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In this review we take the Gigabyte GeForce GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming for a test-drive, the product is superb as it has awesome cooling, it’s silent, it’s factory overclocked (and not a little) and combined with the default variables...
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QNAP TS-119 NAS single-disk unit made for home users, to the Goliath QNAP TS-870U-RP 8-Bay NAS for the storage needs of large businesses. Most recently we tested the 4-bay TS-470 powerhouse. Let’s see how this latest Turbo vNAS compares to...
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Oh snap Linden, you clean out the storage room, notice a box and see a product that should have been reviewed like six months ago, whoops! Join us as we review the Corsair Voyager Air 2. Link
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We are getting closer and closer to the launch of the next generation video cards from AMD with each passing day, where today some leaked specifications on the Radeon Fury X, of which we had a world exclusive on last...
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It seems like it was just yesterday that I set my sights on Crucial’s MX100 256GB SSD. The MX100 was a solid drive (pun intended) that performed well, was affordable, and was as reliable as a 1980s Volvo (very reliable)....
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The M6e Black Edition is an PCIe 2.0 x2 M.2 interface SSD (just like the M6e before it) based on a Marvell PCIe to flash controller (88SS9183) with 19nm MLC NAND flash modules by Toshiba (2nd gen A19) and currently...
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Our review unit of the Silicon Power Armor A65 1TB came in a practically cubic package from the company’s American headquarters in Fremont, California. This area is home to a lot of high tech companies, and receiving a product originating...
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Founded in 2001, the Taiwanese company ADATA Technology Corporation specializes in memory-based products, selling everything from USB keys to flash memory cards to DRAM memory for desktop and server computers. A few years ago they branched out into SSDs, and...
Read More...Intel is planning to launch the Core i7-5775C and Core i5-5675C processors based on the 14nm Broadwell architecture in second quarter of 2015. Detailed by VR-Zone, both processors (part of Intel’s 5th generation desktop family) will feature the power and...
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I was walking around Hall 3 during Company and stopped by a group of start-up companies showing off some of their first generation products. The one that caught my attention was this. The CatFi Intelligent Cat Bistro. Link
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We test the 17cm long Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 OC Mini-ITX graphics card. The product does not vary much from any other 970 other than its size. Housed in a compact design this card might just be what the doctor...
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The new Catzilla is wreaking havoc in the city. Upgrade your benchmark to Catzilla 1.4 and check the requirements for the latest games. Link
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Taipei, Taiwan (Computex 2015), 2 June, 2015 – Crucial, a leading global brand of memory and storage upgrades, today announced Crucial® Ballistix® DDR4 16GB performance memory. Ideal for gamers and enthusiasts who deal with content creation, virtual machines, RAM drives,...
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