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We use SATA DOMs a few times a month in many of the NAS products we test. I’ve pulled two SATA DOMs in the past to run tests on their performance, but both times we killed the drive. SATA DOMs...
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Microsoft plans to notify current Windows XP users of the April 8 end of support by onscreen pop-up notifications starting on Saturday. XP is almost 13 years old and has proven to be a great success, but Microsoft wants users...
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Maxwell architecture arrived nearly two weeks ago on 28nm as the GM107 GTX 750 Ti. This new $149 GPU is the most basic GPU of Nvidia’s upcoming Maxwell architecture and it features 670 CUDA cores boasting extra-ordinary efficiency and almost...
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Silverstone has recently introduced two audio products to their extensive collection of computer peripherals. The Ensemble Series now includes the EB03 headphone amplifier, which is the subject of this review, and the companion EB01-E DAC. Headphone amplifiers exist in a world...
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We review the cutest and most tiny chassis from EVGA, the recently introduced Hadron Air. A small mini-ITX form factor chassis that will house the smallest, but also the biggest stuff inside your computer. Heck even a high-end graphics card...
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Released on the eve of the 2014 Academy Awards, which are expected to grant more than a few to this film, Gravity comes to Blu-ray with none of the surprise that accompanied the whispered campaign of brilliance during its initially...
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If i had to pick a single thing that it’s quite obvious that all consumers including myself would like to have that is a completely silent system however especially for overclockers and perhaps even serious gamers that’s not really possible....
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The designer behind the fictional light cycles in Tron: Legacy and the bubbleship flown by Tom Cruise in Oblivion is making a real-world motorcycle, the first produced under the Lotus marque. The Lotus Motorcycles C-01, described by the creators as...
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One of the major changes to the game will be the so-called stat squish. Those of you who have played through the multiple World of Warcraft expansions are probably aware, the numbers that the players see in the current expansion...
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Today DICE released an official response to all of the complaints it has been receiving about issues revolving around Battlefield 4’s “netcode.” While the term netcode is made up by the community, the issues in Battlefield 4 are quite real...
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Avexir may not be the biggest name in the world of performance desktop memory but they have certainly been gaining in popularity and reputation over the past year, and rightly so. Today we are taking a look at a variety...
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Valve has finished beta testing the Steam Family Sharing feature and has now made it available to all Steam users. As the name suggests, the feature allows users to share their game libraries with friends and family. There are a...
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Bethesda has confirmed that Wolfenstein: The New Order will be running at 1080p, but also at a silky smooth 60FPS on both the next-gen consoles. Bethesda announced the news through a statement to GamingBolt, in a response to reports that...
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AMD’s Kaveri APUs are dependent on system memory. The easiest way to explain this dependency is by thinking of the GPU on the Kaveri APU as a graphics card, but with one significant difference – on its own it has...
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It has been 16 months since our last power supply review, but the long wait is finally over. We have a new PSU and cases editor, and this is the first of many new PSU reviews to come. The first...
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