Review Intel Core i7-9700K Review
Intel has removed Hyper-Threading from its new mainstream Core i7; is it fast enough compared to the 8700K and 2700X?
19-11-18 // 1:00p.m.
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ASRock shows off PCI-E 3.0 motherboards
ASRock showed off a bevy of boards last week, and filled in a few blanks about PCI-E 3.0 too.
3-8-11 // 12:25p.m.
Review Edifier Prime USB Review
Does this sleek set of speakers sound as good as they look or are they just style over substance?
9-7-11 // 7:33a.m.
Review Corsair SP2200 Review
At £70, the SP2200 is much cheaper than Corsair's other speaker set, but can it still deliver?
27-5-11 // 7:42a.m.
Review Creative T12 Wireless Review
Pint-sized wireless speakers that kick up a surprisingly large fuss.
25-1-11 // 7:23a.m.
Review Kingston DataTraveler 300 256GB USB Review
A simple USB key with 256GB of storage? Crickey! You can carry around the equivalent of 54 DVDs on a piece of plastic half the size of your finger, and it even includes privacy software too - but with a low write speed and high price, has Kingston crammed in more than it can chew?
2-8-09 // 12:30p.m.
Top 10 UK PC games chart
Can Dawn of War II take a chainsword to Football Manager? We take a look at the retail PC games chart in the UK, as well as the Steam download chart.
24-2-09 // 2:14p.m.
Review In-Win Commander 750W PSU
In-Win sent us its camo styled, CWT built modular PSU and it certainly does quite a bit to differentiate itself in the market. We tested all 750 watts of the Commander to see if In-Win is worthy of your consideration in the PSU realm.
14-1-09 // 9:23a.m.
VIA announces mini-ITX 2.0 form factor
COMPUTEX 2008: VIA has announced an updated version of the mini-ITX form factor and has also teamed up with Nvidia to create optimised PCs.
9-6-08 // 3:31p.m.
DDR3 with both EPP 2.0 & XMP support "is possible"
DDR3 modules supporting both EPP 2.0 and XMP are technically possible, but it may not happen because it's a branding nightmare.
24-3-08 // 3:46p.m.
Review First Look: Nvidia nForce 790i Ultra SLI
Nvidia has launched its ultra powerful, ultra expensive "enthusiast" DDR3 chipset - nForce 790i Ultra SLI is here! We dive into the technology behind it in this first look to see what all the fuss is about.
19-3-08 // 8:16a.m.
Review Asus Striker II Formula
The original Striker was arguably the most popular motherboard in the Asus RoG series and now it gets a brother - the Striker II. It's based on the new Nvidia nForce 780i SLI chipset and has many tweaked features - we check it out to see what's changed.
25-1-08 // 7:49a.m.
Review XFX nForce 780i SLI
We've already taken a first look at the nForce 780i SLI reference design, but how does it perform? Does PCI-Express 2.0 add much and is it an improvement over the nForce 680i SLI? We test single card and SLI to find out.
10-1-08 // 9:09a.m.
Review MSI K9A2 CF
With the AMD Phenom processors dropping in price hand over fist, some great deals on AMD ATI Radeon HD 3800-series graphics cards to be found... could MSI's K9A2 CF make now a good time to invest in that Spidery thing?
21-12-07 // 8:09a.m.
Watch all 9 years of The Daily Show, free.
For those who love the satire of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, but now there are all nine years available on its website. Time to say goodbye to productivity at work!
19-10-07 // 2:51p.m.
Review Asus P5E3 Deluxe WiFi-AP @n
Draft-n Wireless, Embedded Linux, Dual Gigabit Ethernet, Silent heatpipes, Dual PCI-Express Gen-2 x16 lanes, six SATA and just 5 seconds from turning on to getting on the net. Has Asus created the ultimate motherboard for us?
1-10-07 // 12:02p.m.
Intel says the future is in Mash Making
IDF FALL 07: Intel says that the future of the Internet is in Mash Making. And we're not talking about mashed potatoes...
18-9-07 // 5:55a.m.
MSI X38 Diamond preview
Here in Shanghai today, MSI gave us the final details of its up coming X38 Diamond board. Richard sits down and pens the details - more curvy pipes and more lanes seem to be the flavour of the month.
14-9-07 // 4:35a.m.
AGP is back from the dead. Again.
Both Nvidia and AMD will continue to support the AGP interface, despite the fact that PCI-Express 2.0 is days away and AGP is over three years out of date.
4-9-07 // 2:49p.m.
AMD's R7xx series GPUs to support DisplayPort
AMD's next-generation R7xx series GPUs will support DisplayPort and there looks to be more surprises on AMD's roadmaps too...
27-7-07 // 5:35p.m.
Mobile-ITX mobo is the start of PC2.0
COMPUTEX 2007: VIA shows off the world's smallest fully functional x86 PC. Its mobile-ITX form factor is just 75mm x 45mm in size.
8-6-07 // 10:37a.m.
PCIe 2.0 to arrive by Christmas
PCI-SIG has said that PCI-Express 2.0 compliant products are on schedule to appear on the market in December.
22-5-07 // 1:39p.m.
Review AMD Mobile Platform: Griffin and Puma
Hot on the heels of the Phenom announcement, AMD has just revealed a new mobile platform and CPU - currently known as Puma and Griffin. We delve into architectural detail to see what's new in these animals.
18-5-07 // 1:31p.m.
Review Sam and Max: Reality 2.0
Sam and Max made its stunning return to the adventure game world a few months ago and, now that the first season is coming to a close, we check out another episode to see if the game's high quality still stands.
28-4-07 // 9:00a.m.
PCI-E 2.0 announced
The PCI consortium has ratified the next installment of PCIe. "More Power" and "Ludicrous Speed" are the words of the day.
16-1-07 // 3:22p.m.
The People's Republic of Web 2.0
Is Web 2.0 fundamentally communist at heart? Is Digg Karl Marx's ultimate legacy? Did the cold war really end, as America battles Russia over illegal MP3s? Rich Swinburne evaluates the old-fashioned politics of the web.
4-1-07 // 10:11a.m.
Rainbow Six: Vegas Preview
The terrorists are now targeting the bright lights of Vegas and only you can stop them! We spent some time with the latest Rainbow Six game, read on for our first impressions.
1-11-06 // 10:35a.m.
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