Gainward GTX 980 Ti Phoenix Golden Sample previewed
Preview: With a new 'Phoenix' cooler
With an aggressive factory GPU overclock, the GTX 980 Ti GS is faster in games than GTX Titan X. A new Phoenix cooler keeps the card as silent as a Trappist monk with his mouth full.
Titan X tested under Windows 10
Review: Manually updating from 7 / 8.1 to Windows 10
Windows 10 is officially available and you can get it as a free upgradeif you own a genuine version of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. Microsoft has said that it will roll out the updates in waves and there is no way to know when it will be your turn.
Samsung UHD 23.6" FreeSync monitor reviewed
Review: Gaming at 4K with FreeSync and CrossFire
This monitor comes with FreeSync support and we obviously want to take closer look at this. With the latest driver release, AMD added CrossFire support for FreeSync, and we will check it out using two Radeon R9 290X graphics cards.
PowerColor R9 390 PCS+ 8GB reviewed
Review: Silent and faster than R9 290X
The PowerColor PCS+ R9 390 provides a great gaming performance at 1440p. It comes with 8GB of GDDR5 memory and quiet custom cooler with three fans and a backplate.
Preview: Great performance and silent cooler
The reference GTX 980 Ti gets quite close to the Titan X, which is priced at $999, and the EVGA GTX 980 Ti ACX 2.0+, priced at $680, outperforms the Titan X in most scenarios.
AMD FreeSync reviewed
Review: Playing smoother than ever
Today we will be taking a look at AMD FreeSync and Acer’s XG270HU monitor.
DigiCare Do bone-conduction headphone reviewed
Review: Ambient noise all the time
Bone conduction headphones will not replace your classic headphones in terms of sound quality, but the new technology has at least two advantages.
Toshiba TransMemory EX II (128GB) Flash Drive reviewed
Review: One of the fastest flash drives around.
Toshiba’s TransMemory EX II USB drive provides a lot of storage with fast access times. We tested the 128GB model, rated at 205 MB/s write and 222 MB/s read.
EVGA Geforce GTX 960 SuperSC ACX 2.0+ 4GB previewed
Preview: Featuring 4GB memory and backplate
Nvidia launched GTX 960 series back in January, making it the first mainstream graphics card based on the company's new Maxwell architecture. Until now, all GTX 960 graphics card were equipped with 2GB memory.
Zotac details upcoming SN970 Steam Machine box
Coming in November with Steam OS, GTX 970M and M.2 SSD drive
Valve showed off 13 different Steam Machine from various manufacturers at its CES 2014 Press Conference, but as we know now, after a long wait it emerged that the devices would be delayed.