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Nowadays, PC case fans have evolved to a more efficient and effective product, with better cooling capability at lower noise levels. And on top of that, aesthetically speaking, not only they provide superior cooling performance but also “lightens” up or adds “bling” to your PC. According to Corsair, “if NASA designed a computer case fan … continue reading
Last June 2016, Corsair released a DDR4 memory that I believed to be one of the most sleek-looking and stunning DDR4 memory module in the market – the Corsair Vengeance LED DDR4. The Vengeance LED is a high performance DDR4 memory geared towards enthusiasts, overclocker and gamers. It’s designed to not only make a PC … continue reading
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080, announced and released mid this year, is currently one of the fastest single graphics card in the market. The fastest one is the Titan X (Pascal) by the way, but geared towards another market or niche. It features some of the latest technologies like GDDR5X, a faster version of your … continue reading
NVMe SSDs are currently the fastest type of storage solution readily available on the market for the consumers. They are usually available in M.2 form factor, some with PCIe add-in adapter, while others are available in PCIe add-in-card for, and let’s not forget the not so common U.2 NVMe SSDs. Today we are going to … continue reading
It’s been a while since I last encountered a minimalist keyboard. These past few months were all about RBGs and we see mechanical gaming keyboards popping out everywhere with those fancy RGBs and non-Cherry MX switches. For those who are looking for a simple and clean looking mechanical keyboard built with the good old Cherry … continue reading
We previously reviewed AMD’s RX 480, a graphics card that is geared towards 1080p gamers. Today we are going to look at and review its direct competitor from the green team. We have here the PNY GeForce GTX 1060 6GB graphics card, featuring reference clock speeds, but with better cooling solution compared to the reference … continue reading
The Zotac GeForce GTX 1070 AMP! Extreme is one of the company’s latest graphics cards featuring the NVIDIA Pascal architecture. Zotac narrowed it down to two versions this time around, they have the AMP! Edition and AMP! Extreme for their GTX 1080 and 1070 graphics cards. Today we are going to look at and review … continue reading
Team Group has been on the memory industry for many years now. I could still remember that one of my first (or my very first) high-end DDR memory was their Team Xtreem series many years ago. I’m glad to see that Team Group is still in the industry and keeping up with the competition. Team … 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
Nowadays, there is an abundant supply of DDR4 memory modules with varying speeds and capacity. They also come in different colors, looks and design. Some have LEDs, some don’t, while others have plasma/lightning effects. Today we are going to take a look and review one of Crucial’s DDR4 memory kit geared towards any users who … continue reading
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