Corsair’s burgeoning range of Hydro Series liquid coolers has become so varied that it can be difficult to pick out one particular model. The choices include 120mm, 240mm and 280mm options, and on top of that there are i-series models...
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Month: March 2014
Until my e-mail from GAMDIAS, I was not familiar with its line of PC gaming headsets or the company itself. I think I remember spotting them at Computex last year in Taiwan, but I cannot be sure. The amount of...
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We are pretty excited about Titanfall around here. If you are an Xbox One gamer or a PC gamer, you should be excited too. We think that Titanfall is going to be a strong contender for game of the year...
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A little over a year ago now, we had our first look at the original SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0 flash drive. We came away from the article very pleased at the performance and pricing of the drive. In the lab...
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The R9 290X was a bold move by AMD to regain the ground that they were losing in the escalating power war between them and nVidia. In a lot of ways it was a roaring success, giving excellent performance but...
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We first talked about the LG G Pad 8.3 tablet back in September of last year when it went official. If you like the idea of that tablet, but want one with baked in LTE connectivity Verizon has just announced...
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Beauty in simplicity has always been at the forefront of LUXA2’s unique products, and in sticking with tradition they have unveiled the new GroovyT Magic Boom Box Speaker- What does the ‘T’ stand for you might be asking, it stands...
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Finishing up a run of new cases based on the Prodigy, BitFenix has started shipping their Colossus M. Taking its name from one of BitFenix’s first full-tower enclosures, the Colossus M inherits the original’s distinctive lighting and combines it with...
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There are some substantial rumors that ASUS will bring an ARES III 8 GB Dual-Chip Hawaii Graphics Card to computex this year. This puppy would get two 290(X) chips working in Crossfire and two 4GB memory partitions. With a TDP...
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We review the ASUS GeForce GTX 780 Ti DirectCU II OC edition. Customized GeForce GTX 780 Ti graphics cards are a hot thing these days, as they are silent, running cool and offer tremendous gaming muscle for the most heavy...
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People working in the corporate America, or any large company for that matter, will have undoubtedly heard terms like Network Attached Storage (NAS), File Server, Web Server and Application Server. These are really the cornerstone for getting work done in...
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The new XMBC interface comes with a lot of features based on the user’s feedback and requests. Some of those features are Android Hardware Decoding, Rasberry Pi and Android speed improvements, Stereoscopic 3D Rendering better touchscreen support, better audio engines...
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Rocksteady has just announced the final installment of the Batman Arkham series. Unlike Batman: Arkham Origins, Arkham Knight takes places after the events of 2011′s Batman: Arkham City. Although no real gameplay footage is shown, the CGI trailer is very...
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Cooler Master offers for some time now AIO, especially with the series Seidon. But if Seidon 120M had the great merit of reducing significantly the entry ticket, there remained no less than Cooler Master had nothing to counteract and Corsair...
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AMD’s Radeon R9 200 series appears to have come a full circle with the company launching the Radeon R9 280, to capture the crucial US $279.99 price point, going against NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 760. The R9 280 isn’t too different...
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