Tag Archives: Review

Two new mice from Cooler Master, but only £35 each. Gold or garbage?

Can AMD's Radeon RX Vega56 take on Nvidia's immensely-popular GTX 1070?

Looking for a gaming headset on the tightest of budgets? Meet the £35 MH320.

Can AMD assert its authority with a long-awaited return to the high-end GPU market?

SteelSeries' flagship headset - it's wireless, has virtual 7.1 and costs £129.95. Worth it?

It uses a combination of a Phison PS5007-E7 controller and 15nm MLC NAND.

Can AMD knock Intel off the consumer processor throne that the company has sat upon for so long?

Is this the standard of Solid State Drive that Western Digital fans have been waiting for?

PNY goes "back to basics" with the XLR8 OC Gaming GTX 1080 Ti.

Cryorig's award-winning H7 is back - but this time with controllable RGB lighting...

Synology's DiskStation DS1517+, a quad core powered 5-bay NAS which has been designed to handle data intensive tasks.

A new cooler for Jared Leto? Maybe, but we can use it too - it's the Raijintek Leto air cooler!

This is one of the fastest external drive systems we have tested - its blisteringly quick.

MSI has launched its flagship air cooler - the Core Frozr XL. Any good?

AMD is bringing a modern processor with four true cores to market for a little over £100.

Is Antec's Mercury 240 - an £80 liquid cooler - worth buying?

What does Gigabyte provide an X299 punter for £270?

Now, there are computer cases - and then there's this thing!

After a big liquid cooler? be quiet!'s Silent Loop 360 could be just the ticket.

The KC1000 has a PCIe Gen 3.0 x 4 interface with a Phison PS5007-E7 controller looking after Toshiba 15nm 2D Planer MLC NAND.

If red and black is still your thing, then MSI's GTX 1080 Ti Gaming X could be for you.

We examine Intel's new 3D XPoint technology in the Optane Memory module.

ASUS' Cerberus is back - can this updated £60 headset impress?

Standard 4K monitors simply not large enough for you? Take a look at Philips' 43in behemoth!

Is the Intel i7 7740x worth the money, or are Intel really losing their way?

The Acer Predator 21 X is a huge laptop that is packed with top notch gaming hardware. The headline feature is the curved IPS panel with a refresh rate of 120Hz that sports G-Sync technology. There is minor controversy about the size of the screen as the specification says 21-inches …

A new tempered-glass case from Aerocool - perfect for your next rig?

Lightning strikes again, we test MSI's latest flagship graphics card.

A 360mm expandable AIO from Alphacool - perfect for watercooling beginners?

A mouse with an in-built OLED display? Useful or just a gimmick?