A couple of weeks ago, NVIDIA surprisingly announced the new TITAN X graphics card, beefed up with the new Pascal architecture featuring a GP102 GPU based on a 16nm FinFET fab process. NVIDIA used the same name as the previous TITAN X (Maxwell), not sure if they can’t find any better name than “TITAN X”, … continue reading
MSI recently unleashed their latest motherboard, the X99A Tomahawk, based on the Intel X99 Express chipset designed for the latest Intel Core i7 Broadwell-E processors out of the box; yes, without the need to update the BIOS. Of course it will also support the previous generation Core i7 processor for LGA Socket 2011-3, Haswell-E processors. … continue reading
In my quest for the best sounding in-ear monitors or IEMs out there, I came across with a company called Unique Melody. The company has been providing custom designed IEMs to audiophiles, music lovers, artist, producers and sound engineers. What I have here is the Unique Melody Miracle V2 in-ear monitor powered with 6 balanced … continue reading
We usually monitor and record the frame rates of our game using Fraps. It’s a widely used tool and a very popular one. However, the developers of Fraps weren’t able to update it for quite some time now and it doesn’t support games based on DX12, Vulkan and UWP (Universal Windows Platform). The developers announced … continue reading
AMD officially announces the Radeon RX 470 and RX 460, the little brothers of the Radeon RX 480. We know that a cut down version of the RX 480 (Polaris 10) and a smaller version Polaris 11 will come out later, but AMD decided to focus on the launching of the RX 480 first. By … continue reading
MSI has announced today their lineup of the new Radeon RX 480 Gaming graphics cards. The new MSI RX 480 includes 4 variants, a Gaming X 4GB and 8GB VRAM, and a non-X version also available in 4GB and 8GB VRAM. All of these MSI Radeon RX 480 Gaming (X) cards will feature the company’s … continue reading
Patriot Memory announces a faster variant of their Viper 4 (2800MHz review here) and Viper Elite series DDR4 memory. Both memory series are now available in speeds of DDR4-3733 or 3733MHz in dual channel kits. The Patriot Viper 4 and Viper Elite 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3733 will come with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price starting at … continue reading
Crucial announces three new capacities for their latest MX300 SSD line in addition to the 750GB Limited Edition released last month. The Crucial MX300 SSD is now available in 275GB, 525GB and 1TB variants. The first two capacities are not typo error; it’s really 275GB and 525GB and not your usual 256GB and 512GB. The … continue reading
Well that was surprisingly pretty fast. NVIDIA recently announced the new NVIDIA TITAN X graphics card based on the new Pascal architecture. The new TITAN X is not to be confused with the previous TITAN X released last year since its predecessor was based on the previous Maxwell architecture. The new TITAN X boasts 3584 … continue reading
AMD is back in the “game of graphics cards” with their new AMD Radeon RX 480 featuring the new Polaris architecture. By now, you most probably have read about the RX 480 already, otherwise you might be living under a rock. The RX 480 is basically the company’s new mid-range graphics card that is geared … continue reading
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