The Pulsar Xlite Wireless Is Light On It’s Pure PTFE Feet
Mice with cutout shells seem to be far more common than they were, and their numbers grow with the Pulsar Xlite Wireless mouse. The reduction in plastic as well as the lack…
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
Time For Some Crucial Ballistix DDR4-3600 CL16
Companies seem to be slacking a bit on their DDR4 timings, with even those kits offering CAS 16 having RAS values above 20. Crucial did not do this with this Ballistix DDR4-3600…
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Weird West Is Well Named And Well Designed
If you played Hard West you might think you have an insight into Weird West, coming out in January from the developers of Dishonored and Prey. The names bear a slight resemblance…
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Sixth Time’s The Charm For Alphabet, Meet The Pixel 6
The rarity of new hardware is nothing new right now and of course affects the new Pixel 6 but that is not the only challenge as there are only a dozen countries…
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Phase Change Memory Gets A Little More Flexible
Lowering the bar has become a good thing in electronics, as companies work to develop more power efficient products as well as modifying their manufacturing processes to have less of an environmental…
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Corsair Hopes To Dominate The Display Industry With The Xeneon 32QHD165
You can actually glean a lot of information from the model number of Corsair's first gaming monitor, the Corsair Xeneon 32QHD165 is obviously a 32" 1440p display with a maximum refresh rate…
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Cooler Master Takes Their Mini-ITX NR200P To The Max
If you are familiar with the original MasterBox NR200P you might look at the Max and wonder if the only difference is that Cooler Master included a 280mm radiator and a V850…
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Accessorize Your Desk And Get Comfy
Have you settled in properly to your work at home space, or are you still just making do with what you had at hand? Whether you are planning on a full time…
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The Oculus Quest Takes Some Meta-mucil To Help Eliminate Mandatory Facebook Login
There seems to be one small benefit to Facebook trying to hide behind a new name, which is that some time in the relatively near future you may not need a personal…
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That’s No Gamecube! It’s A GamecubePC
Shoving a fully functional Windows 10 machine, built around a Core i5-7600 into a GameCube chassis is not enough of a challenge for the GameCubePC project; after all Dolphin is a well…
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MSI Spatium M390 Is A New SSD, Not A Old Intel Motherboard
The MSI Spatium M390 NVMe 1.4 SSD uses 176 layer TLC and a Phison E15 controller with no DRAM cache and connects via PCIe 3.0 x4 in 500GB and 1TB models. The…
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Bethesda’s New Starfield Trailer Offers As Much Detail As The First One
Bethesda is keeping the mystery alive with their new Starfield trailer, once again we are left with far more questions than answers. The area you will be exploring takes place about 50…
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