New and improved secure portable iStorage drives
It was back in November when we linked to a review of iStorage's secure portable HDD, which offers serious data protection for those who have 14TB of data to cart...
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
Happy 2019, year of the UEFI infections
Welcome to a new year and a new vulnerability which has the potential to ruin your day, even if you wipe your computer and start afresh. Researchers have spotted a rootkit which…
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Looking for an inexpensive laptop for a friend or your family?
At first glance the Dell Inspiron 15 3000 is rather boring, a Core i3-8130U, a single 8GB stick of DDR4-2800, a 1TB drive and a 1366x768 15.6" display as standard equipment. TechPowerUp…
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Same, same; but different … Corsair’s SFX SF600W PSU
Lee took a look at Corsair's fun sized SF600 just before the holidays, giving it high marks across the board. You may have missed it while you were out shopping,...
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ASUS births twin AiO coolers, Ryujin and Ryuo
The ASUS ROG Ryujin is the larger of the pair, available in 240mm and 360mm varieties the AIO cooler will have a fan on the waterblock to provide cooling to the…
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A quarter century tour; a Space Marine’s job is never done
Hackaday takes a look back at one of the most iconic and influential games created, the original DOOM. The 25 year old story encompasses a lot of the history of the…
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Is Topre Realforce the Realthing?
Fans of rare imported mechanical keyboards crafted by Topre have a friend in Fujitsu whom now import them to North America. The secret sauce which attracts people to these keyboards are the…
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MSI’s holiday miracle, you can now overclock the Athlon 200GE
If you happen to have an MSI B450 or B350 motherboard, get out there and grab the latest UEFI BIOS which updates support for AGESA version 1.0.0.6 as it may be…
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone .. need something to distract you?
There are many positive reasons to game on Christmas, perhaps killing time before the next time you baste the turkey and yourself, to show off the newly unwrapped hardware you got or…
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Seattle is known for high frequency gaming, sometimes with MSI RTX 2080s
[H]ard|OCP takes a look at MSI's Sea Hawk RTX 2080, which sports a GPU covered by an AiO watercooler as well as a blower fan to ensure the memory and VRM are…
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Logitech’s intelligent solution to their smart home restores Harmony
Logitech have come up with a compromise for Tiny Tim again this year, rolling back their Scrooge like decision to drop all support for third party hardware on their Harmony...
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ASUS’ new X299, second Prime’s the charm?
ASUS have refined their Prime X299-Deluxe with a second version, which includes a redesign of the VRMs and power phases that lead to much discussion about the original board. The...
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