Guess What A VAXEE ZYGEN NP-01 Is
VAXEE is a new branch of Zowie, a company you are far more likely to associate with gaming mice. It was formed by several people at Zowie who have found that the…
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
So Long Samsung, Hello WD Black SN850
If you are looking for the best overall PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD, your search is over with the arrival of Western Digital's WD Black SN850 which outshines their previous SN750 by a…
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2020 Hackaday Prize, Now Almost Anyone Can BYTE Their Computer
The winning projects from the various categories of the 2020 Hackaday Prize have been announced, with a new hands free computer interface called the BYTE. It resembles a tiny controller, with a…
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SilverStone DA1650, When You Need 1650W Of Power
If you come up with a reason you would need a single 12V line capable of delivering 1650W at 137.5A then SilverStone has a PSU you for you. The SilverStone DA1650 delivers…
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Is This An A14X Bionic?
We might have a glimpse at Apple's upcoming A14X Bionic, if these GeekBench benchmarks are accurate. The chip in question, which may indeed be the A14X is an eight core...
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RTX 3070 FE Overclocking; Squeezing Those Frames Out
Looking at AIB partners RTX 3070's we see that there is at least a bit of headroom left to push an RTX 3070 to higher frequencies, but in many cases this drives…
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The Ryzen 7 5800X; Sweet Spot Or Aim Higher?
Zen 3 has arrived, in the form of the Ryzen 9 5950X and 5900X, the Ryzen 7 5800X and the Ryzen 5 5600X; ranging in price from $800US for the 5950X down…
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Take Your Mobile Workstation To Xe Max
The Xe Max is not a step up from the Iris Xe when it comes to gaming, but when it comes to content creation this discrete card looks to take top spot. …
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10 More Radeon 6000 Family Benchmarks
You can now take a look at more benchmark results from the Radeon 6000 family over at AMD, who have added on to the ones we saw at the launch event. As…
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To B450 Or Not To B450, That Is The Ryzen 5000 Question
One major difference between AMD and Intel is their philosophy on socket changes. While Intel tends to change sockets along with their processors quite frequently, AMD tends to stick with one socket…
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Dump The Boom Mic, Build Your Own Electret Microphone
There are many types of microphones out there, and you may have noticed that the boom mic on your gaming headset works well enough to shout at your squadmates when gaming, but…
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Watch The Dell XPS 13 9310 Roaring With Tiger Lake
Phoronix got a look at Dell's new XPS 13 9310, which uses a 10nm superfin Tiger Lake processor and that means we can take a peek at the performance of the new…
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