Posts, Performance Computing Inquisitor

G.Skill wants to prove its 2x32GB DDR5 kit more impressive than the competitor we recently reviewed. Does it succeed?

Still limited in compatibility to a few notebooks, Crucial forges ahead for LPDDR5X supremacy!

With native support for one 12VHPWR and three 2×8-pin graphics cards, will InWin’s PII-series upgrade our test bench?

With a manufacturer-certified 6400 C32 XMP (& EXPO), Kingston’s Fury Beast blows past our notions of quad-rank tuning limitations.

Industry’s most-reputable tester confirms that P1200 meets or slightly exceeds our earlier findings.

Can an honest feature set that rejects interface exclusion win over our reviewer?

High resolution and refresh rates on a midsized frame could make this the best deal going on an ultra-smooth gaming desktop display.

CUDIMM brings the promise of faster clocks on standard slots, but there’s more to these modules than you might expect!

Squeezing 100A from a standard-sized casing seems hard enough, but is the P1200 really worth of its 80 Plus Platinum certification?

Will a JLab collab with MrBeast bring buyers the best value in gaming headsets?