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Review Asus TUF Z390-Plus Gaming (Wi-Fi) Review

Asus aims for the sub £170 Z390 motherboard market, but is this TUF board worth the cash?

19-2-19 // 1:00p.m.

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Palmer Luckey releases Oculus Rift audio repair kit

Available free to out-of-warranty users.

19-2-19 // 11:12a.m.

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Nvidia admits DLSS experience is suboptimal

Working on better quality at lower res.

19-2-19 // 10:57a.m.

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TSMC warns of £426m hit from Fab 14B yield issue

Will make supplies up in Q2.

19-2-19 // 10:38a.m.

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Review Be Quiet! Silent Base 601 Review

One of Be Quiet!'s first cases gets a modern makeover.

4-9-18 // 12:05p.m.

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Review Nanoxia CoolForce 1 Review

Nanoxia is back with another low noise case - can it live up to the quality of previous models?

9-2-17 // 2:52p.m.

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Review Be Quiet! Pure Base 600 Review

Be Quiet!'s new chassis is its cheapest yet, but balances noise and performance well.

17-1-17 // 11:59a.m.

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Review Fractal Design Define Mini C Review

Fractal has finally updated the micro-ATX Define Mini, and it's done a pretty good job of it too.

2-11-16 // 1:58p.m.

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Review Corsair Carbide Series 100R Silent Edition Review

Corsair is targetting low noise enthusiasts with this version of its new 100R budget chassis

20-2-15 // 2:06p.m.

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Review Fractal Design Define R5 Review

Fractal Design has finally updated its popular but aging Define R4 - can it still compete?

24-11-14 // 12:56p.m.

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Review Corsair Carbide Series 330R Review

Corsair's latest Carbide Series chassis is focussed on low noise, but does cooling suffer?

17-7-13 // 8:19a.m.

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Review Gelid Tranquillo CPU Cooler Review

The unending drone of your CPU cooler driving you mad? Then perhaps the Gelid Tranquillo can help. With an ultra low-noise PWM fan, but still packing four copper heatpipes and a big stack of cooling fins, check out this terrific low-noise HSF.

20-1-10 // 12:15p.m.

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Review Cooler Master Z600 CPU Cooler

The Cooler Master Hyper Z600 brings something a little different to the table with support for totally passive, single and dual fan cooling. Can it still perform without the help of additional airflow and just what has made Harry so happy with it? There's only one way to find out! Why are you still reading this?

29-10-08 // 12:03p.m.

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Review OCZ Vendetta 2

OCZ is back to settle the score with the Vendetta 2 heatsink. With a larger low noise 120mm fan, and even more cooling fins, it promises to improve on the original Vendetta and then some! We strap it into the bit-tech test rig and find out if the Vendetta 2 can settle its feud with the competition.

22-8-08 // 8:44a.m.

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Review Arctic Cooling Silentium T1

Arctic Cooling, known for their low-noise graphics heatsinks, has applied their expertise to case design and have challenged traditional layout for their near-silent case, the Silentium T1. Silence is golden.

14-3-06 // 1:32p.m.

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MXM SLI for desktops; SLI notebooks to follow

CES 2006: the MSI Geminium-Go! features two Go6600 MXM cards on one desktop PCI-E board in SLI. Even crazier is the idea that SLI is coming to a notebook near you.

7-1-06 // 7:32p.m.

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Review GECUBE X800 XL 512MB SilenCool

Looking for a completely silent gaming system? Need a video card? How much memory do you need on a high-end video card these days? We have a look at GECUBE's Radeon X800 XL 512MB SilentCool Edition and investigate whether 'more is better'. Find out inside...

22-7-05 // 10:06a.m.

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Shuttle launches dual-core XPC

Shuttle's latest XPC, the SD31P, supports Pentium D dual-core processors, SATA 300 hard drives with RAID and has Sound Blaster Live audio. Do I have your attention now?

21-6-05 // 2:04p.m.

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