As you may have read in my past review of the XTracGear Ripper, my family and I were looking for a car. After countless trips between the kitchen table and the Toyota dealership, we finally picked a car. The sleek...
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Month: September 2014
Slightly Mad Studios, the developer behind the game, has said that they are aiming for 1080p at 60FPS on both the Xbox One and PS4. Andy Tudor from Slightly Mad Studios talked with Eurogamer recently, where he said that even...
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Tesoro Technology USA Inc., a manufacturer of high-tech gaming products, today announces the company is sponsoring IgroMir 2014, October 2 – 5, and conducting a head to head gaming competition between the professional gaming teams Virtus.Pro and Na’Vi in the...
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Microsoft has disclosed the first details of Windows 10 – its next operating system (OS). The name is a surprise, bearing in mind it represents a jump from the last version – Windows 8. The software will run on a...
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To put things into perspective, 1ZB is around 1.1 trillion GB – yes, 1.1 trillion gigabytes. The infographic, above, says that according to Cisco’s Visual Networking Index, the “world will cross the Zettabyte threshold of data transferred annually via the...
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If you happen to like real time strategy and space simulator gamers then chances are you are aware that Starpoint Gemini 2 one of the best space RTS we’ve seen in a while was just launched. It’s not really a...
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When my colleague Aaron Lai linked to my Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD5-B3 introduction regarding the “hypothetical” Javad character in his Kingston HyperX Cloud review two weeks ago, it came to me how ironic the world can be. For one thing, I described...
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After having used a large number of portable Bluetooth speakers from most companies in the field it just hit me that by definition all of them were single unit ones designed for maximum portability. That’s certainly not a bad thing...
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We review that lovely GeForce GTX 970 but this time in a 2-way SLI setup. In this review we’ll run the standard benchmarks, but we will also have a good look at Ultra HD gaming performance as well as a...
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Palit is back in da house as we review their GeForce GTX 970 Jetstream edition. The product comes factory overclocked with an impressive boost clock of 1304 MHz. The product has a custom and rather small PCB, it’s the Jetsream...
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EK-FC980 GTX directly cools the GPU, RAM as well as VRM (voltage regulation module) as water flows directly over these critical areas thus allowing the graphics card and it’s VRM to remain stable under high overclocks. For the first time...
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Although we’re near the end of September and thus the summer season should be long over by now that’s not really the case here so with temperatures as high as 36 degrees Celsius it really comes as very little surprise...
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Enter stage left Boogie Bug, created at the turn of the century and dedicated to PC Tuning. We need to admit not always thinking of them when kitting out our rigs, we hope to make amends today.
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Blizzard have just released a 10Gb World Of Warcraft Patch ahead of the new expansion Warlords of Draenor….
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Samsung’s PM853T and 845DC EVO have helped dispel the stigma surrounding 3-bit MLC (TLC) NAND in the datacenter. 3-bit MLC has endurance limitations, but with the correct engineering and firmware expertise, it is fully capable of addressing read-centric workloads in...
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