Kingston Doubles Capacities on SDXC and MicroSD Cards! Have you ever run out of memory on your camera, smartphone or tablet at a critical moment or had to delete something you didn’t want to in Continue reading “Kingston Class 10 UHS-I SDXC 256GB and MicroSD 128GB Review”.
NZXT H440 Razer Edition Mid-Tower PC Case NZXT has a long history of making high quality cases and power supplies. While Razer is probably best known for their mice, headphones, and keyboards. As with most Continue reading “NZXT H440 Razer Edition Mid-Tower Case Review”.
Tesoro Excalibur Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard The Northern California based peripheral company Tesoro Technology is a relative newcomer to PC hardware, but in a few years have built a robust portfolio of gaming keyboards, mice, Continue reading “Tesoro Excalibur Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review”.
Legit Reviews hasn’t taken a look at many products from Patriot this year, but when we found out Patriot updated their popular FUEL+ series of portable USB battery packs we had to get our hands Continue reading “Patriot Fuel+ 12000mAh and 6000mAh Portable USB Battery Pack Review”.
Steambox Part 3 Last week we took some time and built a sub-$400 system that was to be dedicated to gaming with the SteamOS, a Steambox if you will. Later in the week, we took Continue reading “Steambox Part 3 – Installing Windows 8.1 and General System Performance”.
BitFenix Pandora Core Window mATX PC Case Many case manufacturers have been around for many years, BitFenix is a relatively new contender in the world of computer cases. In four years, they have gone from Continue reading “BitFenix Pandora Core Window mATX Case Review”.
G.SKILL Stays Relevant In The SSD World Based out of Taiwan and founded in 1989, G.SKILL is best known for their memory products and over the years they’ve sprinkled in some other related products as Continue reading “G.SKILL Phoenix Blade 480GB PCIe SSD Review”.
SteamOS on a Sub-$400 Gaming System Earlier in the week we showed off the parts we are going to use for a dedicated gaming machine using the SteamOS. The goal of the system was to Continue reading “SteamOS on a Sub-$400 Gaming System”.
Corsair Gaming M65 RGB The Corsair Gaming M65 RGB gaming mouse is hardly the first computer mouse with multicolor lighting. It’s nowhere near the oddity of the K70 RGB keyboard, the first keyboard with individual Continue reading “Corsair Gaming M65 RGB Gaming Mouse Review”.
Cooler Master Nepton 240M Introduction Just a short few weeks ago, we took a look at a slightly older Cooler Master all-in-one liquid CPU cooler – the Nepton 280L. That cooler has been on the Continue reading “Cooler Master Nepton 240M AIO CPU Cooler Review”.
New NVIDIA Driver Enables MFAA for Maxwell GPUs NVIDIA today released GeForce Game Ready Driver 344.75 WHQL drivers and with the driver comes support for Multi-Frame Sampled Anti-Aliasing (MFAA). MFAA is an implementation of Anti-Aliasing Continue reading “NVIDIA Multi-Frame Sampled Anti-Aliasing (MFAA) Performance on GTX 970”.
Corsair Neutron XT 240GB SSD – The First Phison 3110 Controller Drive The Corsair Neutron XT series SSDs is the latest storage drive to be released by Corsair. The Corsair Neutron XT 240GB drive is Continue reading “Corsair Neutron XT 240GB SSD Review”.
SteamOS Steam Box System Build Over the past few months I’ve been hearing some buzz about the new SteamOS from, you guessed it, Steam. If you’re a gamer there’s no doubt that you’re familiar with Continue reading “Building A Gaming PC For Under $400 With SteamOS”.
AMD and OCZ Partner On SSD Storage It was only a matter of time before AMD and/or NVIDIA got into the SSD mix and ultimately AMD ended up being the first to slap their Radeon Continue reading “AMD Radeon R7 Series 240GB SSD Review”.
Tt eSPORTS Challenger Prime Gaming Keyboard Today, we’re giving our attention to a reasonably priced gaming keyboard from Thermaltake’s gaming division. The Tt eSPORTS Challenger Prime costs $29.99 plus $1.99 shipping at Newegg, but packs Continue reading “Tt eSPORTS Challenger Prime Gaming Keyboard Review”.
