Crucial announced their new MX500 series SSD, we put the 1TB model to the test. At 25 cents per GB, these units are all about value for money. But they do not compromise on performance, no Sir. The MX500 remains very fast and very effective for the money you put down on that counter. You can read the full review here.
AMD will support the AM4 socket until at least 2020, which is great news for the upcoming Ryzen 2 platform if you just migrated to a new moatherboard. That doesn't mean though that there won't be any new chipsets, and the "integrators list" of the PCI-SIG just confirmed that.
First off, Sunday we will have one more contest, on old years day we wanted to do something as well. Today then, did you ever wanted to build your own proper liquid cooling loop? Well, we give away an awesome EK P240 Liquid Cooling Kit worth €320.
Right after its exciting HDR600 display announcement, another gaming monitor was announced by LG. The LG 27GK750F-B Offers a Full HD 27-inch display at a 240Hz refresh rate, being AMD FreeSync compatible.
Some news for Star Citizen backers as Alpha 3.0 is currently available on the Public Test Server to everyone. This basically means that everyone who has backed up this project will be able to test the alpha 3.0 version of the game.
Crytek have announced a partnership with CRYCASH, an independent decentralized ecosystem of products for gamers fueled by an all-new, gamer-centric cryptocurrency. CRYCASH will be launching with a token sale from December 12th 2017 to January 15th 2018.
A video surfaced on the web today, in it a System information scan from Futuremark and showing, a quad-core and eight threaded Intel Core i7-8709G with Vega M Graphics. And according to chatter on the web, a six-core part assisted by a Vega IGP is also in the works.
NVIDIA issued a number of knowledgebase updates, and a number of things are going end of life. Nvidia is working on the 390 series drivers, and from the looks of it will be halting 32-bit support drivers. Whether this is just the professional series or also the consumer end-user drivers is a little unclear. But I assume both.
Just in time for Christmas, this week, Crucial announced their new MX500 series SSDs. These units are all about value for money. But they do not compromise on performance, no Sir. The MX500 remains very fast and very effective for the money you put down on that counter. We review the new 1 TB model, the most price-competitive mainstream SSD with up-to high-end class SATA3 performance.
In December, up-to December 31st you will have a chance of winning something. Today we give away an awesome Fractal Design prize package holding that Define R6 that launched this week, but also we'll add Celsius S24 liquid cooling and an Integra 650W M PSU worth €349.
Micron on its blog talks a little about the massive graphics memory market in 2017 but also talks what’s next for 2018, yes they will ramp up GDDR6 technology and did not even mention HBM2.
We test the smallest and cooled GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, ZOTAC ArcticStorm Mini. This liquid cooled graphics cards comes 100% customized with factory tweaks, simply hook it into your liquid cooling loop and go massive on cooling performance. Ahw yeah!
Read the full review here.
Cougar are happy to announce the arrival of a new gaming mouse, Surpassion. With a Pixart PMW3330 sensor and an LCD screen-based system that allows users to engage in tweaking without drivers. Cougar is confident this will be one of the most interesting choices for FPS fans in 2018.
Valve started its Steam Winter Sale, which will run up-to January the 4th. The Steam Store home page will show you many discounts on smaller and big games. Currently, Middle Earth Shadow of War shows 30% off. Other games in the top selection such as Prey show discounts of 90 percent off.
Phanteks announces two premium liquid cooling products to the Glacier Series. Inspired by the creation of water distribution plates in the modding community, the R160/R220 are developed to showcase and highlight the liquid element of your build.
Streaming video services have been steadily chipping away at cable’s dominance for years—and according to a new report, Netflix might soon surpass cable when it comes to subscribers.
