Gigabyte P57X v6 Review – It is safe to say we were excited to get our hands on the P57X v6 here in our desk, not just because it’s a hulking great 17-inch gaming laptop, but also because it’s the first we’ve seen to feature an Nvidia GeForce...
Motorola Moto X Force Review – Let’s be honest: a cracked phone display could happen to all of us. Careful as most of us might be with our digital devices (well, some of us more than others) accidents happen and all it takes is a...
OnePlus 2 Review – OnePlus started with a premise to offer the world a flagship killer. In 2014, the company announced its first smartphone, the OnePlus One (OPO) at an aggressive price. What was interesting about the phone was that it offered more bang for the...
MSI GTX 980Ti GAMING 6G Review – MSI sent us its powerful GTX 980Ti GAMING 6G, which costs a cool $320 less than the flagship Titan X but performs like it’s got something to prove. This beast is going into our PAX Prime Sasquatch, making back-to-back...
No word about Windows 10’s DirectX12, however CodeWeavers, the company behind commercial Windows compatibility wrapper CrossOver, has announced that support for the current generation DirectX 11 application programming interface (API) is due in the near future. Allowing Linux users to run software, typically games, designed...
Gigabyte P34W V3 Review – One of the holy grails for a gaming laptop manufacturer is the powerful, ultra-slim gaming machine. That’s the focus from Gigabyte on its P34W v3, and it gets oh-soclose to pulling it off. The 14-inch laptop hasn’t been a form factor...
Aria Gladiator Fraction Review – If there was ever an over-compensating PC, this might be it. Aria’s Gladiator Fraction brings the cutting edge of AMD technology to the forefront of your wallet. Featuring an FX-8350 eight-core CPU clocked at a gentle 4GHz, 8GB of DDR3 1,600MHz...
Biostar Z97W Gaming Review – What can we say about Biostar? As a company, some of us weren’t even aware it existed until recently. That was until it debuted a new range of rather interesting consumer Z170 boards at Computex, boards with a strange ability to...
Intel Core i7-5775C Review – Intel’s fifth-gen desktop CPU, the Core i7-5775C, is finally in our test benches. So hey there, Mr Broadwell, what took you so long? If you talk to anyone at Intel, they tell you the 14nm architecture was released in 2014. And...
AMD Radeon Fury X Review – We’ve known about Fiji, AMD’s latest and greatest GPU, for months. There’s its High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), capable of an impressive 512GB/s of memory bandwidth. And there’s its 4,096 shader units, compared to the previous 2,816 in Hawaii’s 290X/390X. So...
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