Month: February 2022
- Cases
Antec NX700 Mid-Tower Case Review
Antec is one of the best-known brands in the world for PC cases, and I’m sure many of you have owned at least one of their products over the years! Their NX Series is already a big hit, and their latest addition, the NX700 looks set to continue that trend.…
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AMD, Intel, TSMC, and More Suspend Tech Supplies/Support to Russia!
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week, rather than choosing to escalate the situation through the direct deployment of armed forces, most Western countries have instead chosen the economic sanctions path in order to attempt to bring some sanity back to the situation. Primarily driven by America, Europe, and Asia,…
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EKWB Launch New Micro Hard-Tube Compression Fittings for SFF Builds
EK Water Blocks (EKWB) has announced the expansion of its Quantum Torque fittings line with new Micro Hard-Tube Compression fittings aimed at SFF builders and use-cases where spacing is an issue. EK-Quantum Torque Micro HDC 12 are premium 12 mm fittings made for solid tubings, such as acrylic, PETG, and…
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Gran Turismo 7 Accidentally Ships Out Early to Some US Gamers!
Officially speaking, the highly-anticipated Gran Turismo 7 isn’t set for release until March 4th (which is this Friday if you don’t have a calendar to hand). – Following various online reports, however, it seems that a shipping error with Amazon US has seen many American gamers who pre-ordered the title…
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- News
Bitcoin Donors Send Over $13.7M to Ukraine! – But Scams Also Appear!
Following Russia launching its invasion of Ukraine last week, the situation in the region has clearly been more than a little distressing. Admittedly, it’s significantly more so for the people actually living there, but the international community is generally appalled at what they mostly view as an unprovoked act of…
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Biostar Risks Criticism After Unveiling iMiner A588X8D2 Pre-Built Mining System
Getting a graphics card continues to remain an exceptionally difficult and (generally) expensive task. – While there are, of course, many factors that have led to this situation, it’s hard to deny that the growth in cryptocurrency mining has undoubtedly played a significant role. – In something that may represent…
Read More » - Audio/Visual
Tested – Work and Gaming Headsets That Don’t Break the Bank
Picking the right headset is not an easy task, as there are seemingly countless models on the market these days. From affordable gaming headsets to extremely expensive audiophile-grade monstrosities. While I haven’t gone to those extremes, I have reached out to a few of our favourite brands for some more…
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Thermaltake Launch Turquoise/Green ToughLiquid ARGB & ToughAir 510 CPU Coolers
Thermaltake has announced the expansion of its all-in-one liquid coolers and air coolers by introducing new-coloured products: TOUGHLIQUID 240 ARGB Sync Turquoise/ Racing Green All-In-One Liquid Cooler and TOUGHAIR 510 Turquoise /Racing Green CPU Cooler. Adding more colourful models to the AIO liquid cooler series, the TOUGHLIQUID 240 ARGB Sync…
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- News
Intel i9-12900KS Tested on Geekbench – Encouraging Gains on the i9-12900K!
Following the official announcement of their new upcoming ‘KS’ series of Alder Lake processors at CES 2022, Intel has yet to really reveal much more about them since. With the i9-12900KS looking likely to release at some point next month, however, all indications are suggesting that we should (at least…
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Nvidia Counter-Hacks its Hackers in Attempt to Secure 1TB of Stolen Data
Earlier this week reports appeared online suggesting that Nvidia had just been subjected to a rather substantial, and seemingly successful, cyber attack. Although details on the incident are still more than a little unclear, subsequent online information, supposedly posted by the hackers, has suggested that ‘internal systems’ had been compromised…
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Windows Reset Bug Found – ‘Remove Everything’ Might Not Remove Everything!
As one of the key features of the more modern Windows platforms, as part of the integrated ‘reset’ functionality, you are generally given the option as to whether you want to simply refresh the operating system or whether you want to wipe the entire metaphorical slate clean by removing the…
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MSI MEG CORELIQUID S360 AIO Liquid Cooler Review
The MEG CORELIQUID S360 is a new product release from MSI that looks to take a big swing at the premium level of AIO cooling performance. – Offering a sleek and stylish aesthetic with no ARGB razzle-dazzle to distract you from the all-work/functionality aspect of its design, on the surface,…
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- News
AMD Radeon Adrenalin 22.2.3 – Game Ready for Elden Ring & Shadow Warrior 3
AMD has announced the release of its latest Radeon Adrenalin 22.2.3 graphics card drivers. Offering game ready support for titles such as Elden Ring, Shadow Warriors 3, and Grid Legends, if you’re planning on checking any of those titles out, then taking the time to download and install this latest…
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Tool That ‘Removed’ Nvidia 30XX LHR Restrictions Was Actually Just Malware!
Earlier this week, you may recall reading about a new piece of software that was reportedly capable of completely removing all of the LHR restrictions found within the Nvidia 30XX series of graphics cards. A mildly concerning piece of news as, with their mining potential possibly being fully restored, this…
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Fallout New Vegas 2 Reportedly in ‘Very Early Discussions’
It has been nearly 12 years since Fallout New Vegas was released and I think it fair to say that the vast majority of the fanbase still widely consider this to be one of, if not the, best titles the franchise has ever seen. Admittedly though, it’s not as if…
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