Aerocool BattleHawk Black Review – At just 18 inches deep, the BattleHawk from Aerocool is on the small end of the mid-tower spectrum, but it supports ATX boards (as well as mATX and Mini-ITX ones), graphics cards up to more than 15 inches long, and fullsized...
Gigabyte P34W V3 Review – One of the holy grails for a gaming laptop manufacturer is the powerful, ultra-slim gaming machine. That’s the focus from Gigabyte on its P34W v3, and it gets oh-soclose to pulling it off. The 14-inch laptop hasn’t been a form factor...
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...
HyperX Predator 480GB Review – Kingston has had a tough time of it of late, with its SSDs failing to match the performance of the memory juggernauts such as Samsung and SanDisk. The Predator is the company’s latest SSD, and we’re happy to say that the...
Crucial MX200 500GB Review – At a mere 69 cents per Gigabyte, the MX200 is easily the most affordable SSD in our roundup, coming in well below the price of other SATA 3 drives. Crucial has positioned this as the perfect entry-level drive, yet has managed...
Samsung 850 Pro 512GB Review – Welcome to the SATA 3 SSD that has hurt the SSD industry like no other. Samsung’s 850 Pro continually sets the benchmark for blistering performance at an excellent price, and it has left its competitors reeling since releasing over...
Corsair Neutron XT 240GB Review – Considering the company has a whopping eight different SSD product categories, we expected the Neutron XT to deliver blazing performance. While it’s no slouch, unfortunately it’s still not quite fast enough to beat the best of the best. A quad...
USB 3.1 has been in the works for a substantial amount of time and now the newest standard is finally ready. While the version does not differ by much, the new USB standard brings forth the biggest change for its kind since its introduction 17...
PNY LEGO USB Flash Drive Review – We have reached peak LEGO. The evidence is overwhelming: The plastic brick factory hauled in $2.03 billion in the first half of 2014, putting it a 1×1 brick ahead of Mattel as the top toy maker in the...
Nowadays people can easily build desktop computer systems into various forms and shapes. However, regardless of the huge difference in size, specs and appearance, most of these systems might not have been optimised to their own full capacity for any number of reasons. This guide...
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