Author: Thomas Soderstrom
Adata XPG Lancer RGB DDR5-5200 Review: Value-Priced Performance
Priced between basic DDR4-4800 and RGB DDR5-5600, XPG Lancer hits the data-rate middle ground. We examine its value.
Raijintek Paean Open-Air Mid-Tower ATX Case Review
Open air chassis are a great way to show off hardware, but will the Paean from Raijintek perform?
You Can Now Buy 32GB (2x16GB) Of DDR5 For $200
Hong Kong seller KingBank now sells 16GB DDR5-4800 DIMMs for $100, putting $200 dual-channel kits within buyer’s grasp.
Crucial Cancels Ballistix Brand, Micron Mutes Merch
The Ballistix brand is retiring after eighteen years of service to the overclocking community. It will be missed.
Raijintek Eleos 12 Evo RBW Review: More Pipes, Fewer Fans
Raijintek’s second LGA 1700 design, the Eleos 12 Evo RBW features more heat pipes for better conductivity, but a single fan. Can a single 120mm fan cool our Core i9-12900K?
Lian Li Announces A4-H2O Mini Desktop Case
Lian Li’s collaboration with Dans Cases produces one of the most compact and practical gaming case designs yet seen.
Raijintek Eleos 12 Duo RBW CPU Cooler Review
When Raijintek said it could cool our Core i9-12900KF at full speed with a single tower heatsink and fans, we asked “Oh Really?”
Newegg Caught Ripping Off Wrong Client
Rumors of Newegg’s shady RMA practices prove true in an incident regarding a high-profile reviewer.
Asus TUF Gaming B660M-Plus WiFi D4 Micro ATX Motherboard Review
Micro ATX and packed with features, the TUF Gaming B660M-Plus WiFi D4 comes to us with a price that undercuts similar Z690 boards. Will it pass our tough tests?
Service Log: How To Update “Backup BIOS” on recent Gigabyte Motherboards
When your backup BIOS is too old to support your new CPU, flashing only the main BIOS is not a viable option.