V-Color PRISM II RGB DDR4 Brings Pastels To Your PC
Now that every single piece of PC kit has been fully infected with RGBs, short of the power cord between your PSU and mains power; what is a company to do to…
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
The Extremely Well Endowed ThinkVision P44W-10
If a 16:10 aspect ratio just doesn't float your boat then how about doubling that with Lenovo's new P44W-10, with a 3840 x 1200 resolution, a peak brightness of 450 nits and…
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ADATA Invades The Enclosure Market With Their New XPG Case
The Invader and Battlecruiser are the first cases released by XPG, of which the Invader is up for review at TechPowerUp. As is tradition, this ATX case features a tempered...
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Resistance Is Futile, Your IoT Standards Will Be Absorbed
For better or worse, the various companies which have been battling for supremacy have come to a finale which does not leave a clear victor, instead we will see a conglomeration of…
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AVG/Avast Online Security And SafePrice Lose Their Chrome Finish
Mozilla and Opera have already removed the four apps in question, two from AVG and two from Avast and now Chrome is following suit, for the same reasons. The applications in question…
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Microsoft’s Christmas Present, The Return Of Ads
You may recall the outrage last year when Microsoft started inserting ads of their other products into the mail and calendar apps which ship with Windows 10, which they finally removed after…
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Is It Called The Ultimate Hacking Keyboard Because It Has A Super Button?
The Ultimate Hacking Keyboard might be perfect for playing Cyberpunk 2077, but it isn't going to teach you questionable programming techniques as soon as you pick it up. The wooden wrist wrests…
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Windows 7 Complains “I’m Not Dead Yet!”
Just a friendly reminder that there is exactly one month to go before Win7 goes belly up and you will no longer receive updates unless you are running Windows 7 Pro or…
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Crucial X8, A Different Take On Portable NVMe
Earlier this month we had a chance to see the ASUS U32 20G SuperSpeed USB Portable NVMe case, which makes impressive use of the new USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 standard. As…
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RX 5500XT – Begun Again, The Price Wars Have
As you have obviously poured over Sebastian's review already and hopefully lambasted him for neglecting to count the total number of screws holding the card together, you are familiar with...
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How Can The PC Only Launch Of Mechwarrior 5 Suffer From Consolitis?
To be fair, your joystick will work with Mechwarrior 5, you just need to spend quite a bit of time setting it up and may well find yourself editing INI files to…
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Pirates Secure Plundervolt On The Waters Of Skylake
If you've never heard of Intel Software Guard Extensions then there is good chance you can happily ignore Pludervolt, but for those with servers that make use of it you will want…
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