As many of you know, Thermaltake has one of the widest product roadmaps in the industry. From chassis and cooling, to power supplies and storage solutions, they manage and refresh as the industry grows. When building or upgrading your computer,...
Read More...Many video game nerds kept a close eye on an eBay auction of an ‘ancient’ and rare Nintendo NES game last week. The auction, for the rather tatty looking cartridge, ended on Saturday with a bid of $99,902 (£60,525) securing...
Read More...The Synology DS1813+ is an eight-bay NAS system in Synology’s DiskStation lineup of desktop storage appliances, offered as a successor to the Synology DS1812+ which we reviewed in early 2013. The DS1813+ offers four gigabit NICs which can be aggregated,...
Read More...Guerrilla Games’ first-person shooter, Killzone: Shadow Fall, has sold over 2.1 million copies worldwide. It reached the 2.1 million mark by not just physical Blu-ray copies, but digital downloads through the PlayStation Store, too. The developer hit 2.1 million sales...
Read More...ASUS has a very strong lineup of motherboards ranging from entry-level, consumer class motherboards, to server and workstation class boards. The line between enthusiast and workstation motherboards is currently blurred. Many workstation features are now present on enthusiast class products,...
Read More...The deceptively small ML05 HTPC case from SilverStone sits in a class of its own. Part of the Milo series of entry-level HTPC cases (designed to incorporate features from the Grandia series in a slim form factor), the ML05 is...
Read More...AMD released their new lineup of GCN-based video cards back in October and the industry manufacturers have since been adding their own special tweaks and improvements to the initial designs. XFX has recently released their latest version of the Radeon...
Read More...Today we test and review the Corsair H105 liquid cooler. Corsair has been releasing a massive amount of Liquid coolers lately, we already reviewed the Corsair H110, H100i, H60 liquid coolers but yeah, we just had to share the results...
Read More...Antec Mobile Products (A.M.P.) is a division of Antec, a market leader in PC hardware. A.M.P. designs devices that not only change the way people experience life through their mobile devices, but do it in a style that it is...
Read More...The Chinese manufacturer will complete the purchase with a mix of cash, and stock. Google will continue to own most of Motorola’s patents, while 2,000 patents and a license on the remaining patents will be handed over to Lenovo. Lenovo...
Read More...Blizzard announced today that World of Warcraft gamers have created over 100 million different accounts, a feat that has taken nearly 10 years, with WoW launching back in November of 2004. The 100 million World or Warcraft accounts include the...
Read More...There are only two colors available in the Nexus 5: black and white, but this is all set to change. There were rumors floating around over the weekend of a red Nexus 5, but there’s no confirmation on this just...
Read More...On January 27th 2014 Func will start shipping their HS-260 gaming headset, completing a first run of peripherals that started with the MS-3 gaming mouse in February of last year (and the KB-460 mechanical keyboard this past November). Sporting tuned...
Read More...We review the MSI Radeon R9-290X Gaming OC. The cards equipped with that Hawaii GPU now is proper cooled thanks to the TwinFrozr cooler and steadily running and purring at just over 70 Degrees C, that’s under full gaming load....
Read More...When the Calgary Flames took to the ice last weekend, no one knew it would be a night to remember. Bob Hartley, the coach of the Calgary Flames, decided to throw out the fourth line as the starting line; stating...
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