Noctua NH-C14S Review – Noctua is best known for its beige and brown fans, and has dominated the market for silent-operation, performance-heavy cooling options for as long as we can remember. It’s a company with ideals pitched at those who don’t care for the aesthetics of...
Intel Core i3 4350 Review – Considering this cheap is even more affordable than many of AMD’s range, there’s got to be a catch, right? And there is, although it’s one that will only arise in the most recent of games, say those released in the...
Intel Core i7 4790K Review – Welcome to most favourite gaming CPU in 2015. Sure, it’s also one of the most expensive, but what’s $100 between friends? It might not be a massive improvement over a trust old i7 2700K overclocked to 4.5GHz, but there’s no...
ASUS Vivo PC VM62 Review – The launch of Intel’s 4th generation of computer processors have truly given a lot of people reasons to celebrate. PC manufacturers have also become a lot more creative when it comes to design, and companies like ASUS has decided to...
Intel Core i7-5960X Extreme Edition Review – We’ve known for quite a while that there would be a Haswell-based Extreme Edition processor that brings quad-channel memory support and more than twice as many PCI-E lanes as the recently launched Devil’s Canyon processors. Despite our utter...
Asus VivoBook X550CA Review – Many budget laptops look either unremarkable or just plain ugly, but not the Asus VivoBook X550CA. Despite its low price, the lid has an eye-catching concentric-circle design, while the wrist rest is ribbed and the area around the keyboard has a...
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