In recent times, AMD has led the charge on implementing new standards across graphics cards and motherboards. The X570 chipset, released in 2019, ushered in expansive connectivity and PCIe 4.0 support ...

The final GeForce RTX 3080 to grace the labs is from Nvidia stalwart EVGA. Part of a five-strong line-up, the XC3 Ultra Gaming slots neatly into the middle of the stack, above the regular XC3 and ...

Storage giant WD splits its eponymous internal solid-state drives (SSDs) into six recognisable families. Performance is taken care of by various speedy drives under the Black umbrella, enterprise by ...

The Intel Z590 chipset is the go-to solution for anyone looking to get the most out of the 11th Gen Core desktop processors. Enticing those with deeper pockets, contemplating mating the Core i9 models ...

AMD uses what is known as the Navi 23 die for this card. Purposely designed for the mid-range segment, the 237mm² footprint and 11.1bn transistors is comfortably smaller than Navi 22 present on RX ...

Corsair continues to roll out PC hardware at a feverish pace. The firm's chassis portfolio has grown to such proportions that it can be difficult to differentiate between all the various product lines ...

Think of M.2 NVMe SSD manufacturers and we'd hazard that Sabrent will not come top of your list. Though not immediately familiar to all enthusiasts, Sabrent has built quite a reputation for its SSDs ...

Knowing that NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 560 Ti has ample overclocking headroom, a slew of custom-cooled and pre-overclocked derivatives were always on the cards. We've already seen Gigabyte hit 1,000MHz on ...

Intel brought a modicum of excitement to the small-form-factor space when it announced there were plans afoot to mate its impressive H-series mobile CPUs with graphics technology from AMD's Radeon ...

AMD stalwart Sapphire has simplified its line of PC graphics cards. Gaming enthusiasts looking for the most cost-effective method of purchasing a GPU need to focus on the Pulse line. They are ...

Prices for solid-state drives (SSDs) appear to be levelling off after months of gradual drops for all capacities. Quality 128GB SSDs are available from £55, 256GB models from £80 and 512GB from £160.

Who doesn't love the idea of a powerful mini PC? A petite box, sat on the desk alongside the monitor, delivering multi-core performance, high-framerate gaming, versatile connectivity, and all while ...