After a long design and development period, a full retail version of forum-member Peter Brands' (l3p) desk PC has finally been made available for pre-order in the USA, Canada, Europe and Australia ...

Overclocking the Q6600: Our Core 2 Quad Q6600 is a fairly old engineering sample with a B3 stepping and although many of you will argue that an engineering samples tend to overclock further than ...

Cooler Master has gone over the original Cosmos design, tweaked it and come up with this. It's got a new aluminium chassis, a revised cooling system and a funky touch-sensitive button. But can it ...

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis Battlefield 3 was considered a massively demanding game when it first launched, and for that reason we've used it as a GPU benchmark ever since. Now, however ...

HDR games have a new best friend. We take an exclusive hands-on look of the world's first Extreme Dynamic Range display, the high definition HDR DR37-P from Canada's Brightside Technologies. It ...

Nvidia GeForce GTX 460 1GB Review Manufacturer: Nvidia UK price (as reviewed): £199 (inc VAT) MSRP US price (as reviewed): $229 (ex tax) MSRP It’s not been fun being green for the last ten ...

PWM or Pulse Width Modulation has generally been regarded as too complicated for PC fan speed control compared against using rheostats or linear voltage regulators such as the LM317. I present ...

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The Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer is a recent addition to the very popular X-Fi family, but for its very affordable price, is it worthy of investment if you're an "xtreme" gamer?

We can't get a sub-notebook in for review without taking it apart - this time we break the new Asus Eee PC 901 into lots of little bits to find out what's changed between old and new!

Zalman, long a staple of the ultra high-end case market, tries it's hand at a case aimed firmly at the mid range, with the GS1000. Sporting some impressive features, we investigate to see whether ...

We’re pretty sure that most computer enthusiasts are aware that CPUs are made from silicon. Far fewer are likely to realize exactly how much work goes into making what is effectively a wonder of ...