Thermaltake Suppressor F51 Review – Thermaltake’s Suppressor F51 is a midtower case designed with an emphasis on silent operation, and it draws on a few proven techniques to accomplish this goal. For starters, Thermaltake gives the case a solid front panel that has sounddeadening material fastened...
Thermaltake Shock Console Review – Gamers demand a lot from their headsets, but one area where most fall short is in the category of compatibility. As a result, we tend to have one headset for our gaming consoles and another for our PC. Thermaltake’s SHOCK CONSOLE...
What do the creators of evening-length games think about Valve’s new refunds policy? Valve can resemble an absent-minded wizard in an ivory tower, unleashing dramatic changes to Steam without warning, but you can’t say it doesn’t listen. Valve binned the practice of paying for Steam Workshop...
Biostar Z97W Gaming Review – What can we say about Biostar? As a company, some of us weren’t even aware it existed until recently. That was until it debuted a new range of rather interesting consumer Z170 boards at Computex, boards with a strange ability to...
Fancy a Mac or Windows 10 PC with Intel’s new processors codenamed Skylake? That will soon be possible: Intel is set to launch its first chips based on the new architecture in the first week of August. The first Skylake chips will be high-end gaming...
PC Specialist Trion 960 Review – Slimmer and prettier may be the tech industry’s current obsessions, but for many of us the perfect PC is one that can tackle anything from web browsing to video editing without stuttering to a halt, and has accessible innards for...
Roku 2 Review – This gadget provides access to TV shows and films over the internet, a flexible alternative to Sky or Virgin cable. It’s called Roku because it’ll rock you! Or so we assumed, until we looked it up. ‘Roku’ is actually the Japanese...
Kingston HyperX Cloud II Review – The simple and chunky design of the HyperX Cloud II headset is all but identical to that of the original HyperX Cloud and indeed the underlying tech is only a slight revision on the original, but thanks to the excellent...
Steelseries Siberia Raw Prism Review – As soon as you take them out of the box you can tell that the Raw Prism is the budget little brother of the rest of the Siberia series. The build quality isn’t near that of its more expensive siblings,...
Steelseries Siberia V3/Prism Review – Similar in design to the great Steelseries Siberia V2 headset as well as the pricier V3 Prism, the V3 headset features two large ear cups connected with a structural band and a floating head strap that sits the headset lightly and comfortably...
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