The 6950XT is the fastest RDNA 2 graphics card to ever see the light from AMD. A bit late, granted, but not completely irrelevant still. With GPUs staying in stock again and newer generations out, RX 6000 cards are dropping
Author: Leo
It was long overdue, but here it is! The NH-P1 is getting through the test to see how much it can handle and how you can use it for your build. This is not a very “big” review for a
I don’t think I have been this excited about a motherboard before. From the moment I saw the leaked colorful PCB of this motherboard I have been drooling over it. After all this time we finally get a motherboard that
Shortly after our Intel ARC A770 16GB Edition review, I began working on the A750, which is the “cheaper” version as I call it. This is the second graphics card Intel released in October this year which looks like a
Update Dec 1st : Due to an error in the average performance graphs, some results were slightly altered. Those have now been corrected and do not change the conclusion of the product and the representation of the card stays unaffected.
Phanteks unveils multiple new products today, including a new mid-tower case, new 120mm and 140mm case fans, and a new D-RGB strip. Eclipse G500A The new case comes after the previously launched G360A earlier this year. Phanteks delivers another roomy
It’s finally time for Intel to present its brand new desktop graphics cards for the gaming market. After years of waiting, we now have a “third option” with team blue. After the more silent launch of the A380 a while
Although i was very pleased with the latest Noctua products i reviewed previously, there is one cooler that i am just fascinated by since its release. It is non-other than the NH-P1, which is a massive passive cooler from Noctua.
Shortly after the release of monstrous RTX 4090 cards, Phanteks unveiled their new GPU water blocks for Asus RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 cards. Those new high-performance cooling solutions come in a transparent acrylic jet plate positioned directly over the
There. I’ve said it. There is no need for such overpacked, overkill VRMs everywhere! Why is so big? The constatation For the last few generations of CPU now, the motherboards coming along have been advertising bigger and bigger VRMs, with