Systems
Listen To The Intel NUC 11 Pro Roar
As you might have already gleaned from the name, the NUC 11 Pro is powered by a Tiger Lake APU and is a little less beefy than the NUC 11 Enthusiast. Inside…
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Lenovo’s AMD Powered P620 HEDT
If you are looking for a serious workstation to take care of some heavy lifting but aren't quite ready to start shopping for an EPYC or Xeon powered system, then Lenovo might…
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The PC Specialist Sentinel, ThreadRipper Pro And A 6900 XT
The PC Specialist Sentinel is a serious machine, and maybe a bit of overkill if all you are looking for is a way to get your hands on a RX 6900 XT. …
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Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 3 15″ – Long Term Review
Late last year Lenovo asked if we wanted to review one of their near-top line spec 10th gen Core i7 P1 Gen 3 laptops equipped with the 4k touch capable…
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System Of A Downer, PC Build Recommendations In A Time Of Drought
Offering PC build recommendations in the current market is about as enjoyable as a visit to a unmasked dentist that is out of anaesthetic. The parts you want to recommend are next…
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ECS LIVA Q1D Mini PC Review: Impossibly Small Form-Factor
The LIVA Q1 is a ridiculously small mini PC platform which ECS calls "ultra tiny form-factor" - just 74 x 74 x 34.6 mm (2.91 x 2.91 x 1.36 inches). It features…
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CES 2021: ECS Announces LIVA Q1A, Q1A Plus Arm-Based Mini PCs
ECS is jumping into the Arm-based PC space with their latest LIVA mini-PCs, the Q1A and Q1A Plus. These ultra tiny form-factor machines (74 x 74 x 34.6 mm) are powered by…
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Lenovo Announces Thinnest ThinkPad Ever, New Models Powered By 11th Gen Intel Core vPro CPUs
While certain editors opine the virtues of thicker machines with more I/O, a taller 3:2 aspect ratio display is certainly a tempting feature of yet another ultra-thin laptop design. But this isn’t…
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The Pint Sized ASUS PN50 Mini PC
For $540 you can get a barebones ASUS PN50, with a Ryzen R7-4700U and offers wired connectivity, Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200, Bluetooth 5, two USB-C 3.2 Gen2 ports, three USB 3.2…
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Azulle Byte4 Mini PC Review
It might not be you - perhaps you are the well endowed family tech genius - but you might know someone that could make use of a small…
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Apple Announces First Macs Running On Arm Silicon: Enter the Apple M1
It’s happening: Apple has announced the first Mac systems powered by their own processor, the M1, coming five months after the Arm transition was announced at WWDC 2020 back...
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EKWB Will Build You An EK Fluid Gaming Vanquish PC
EKWB have extended their product lines to include pre-built PCs like the EK Fluid Gaming Vanquish 275-AG Liquid-Cooled Gaming PC which Tweaktown recently reviewed. As you should expect it uses EKWB products…
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Building Yourself A $500 Gaming PC … Today
Today is perhaps not the best day to go shopping for parts for a new gaming PC, as in a month we will have new Ryzen processors to consider purchasing, not to…
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OnLogic Announces AMD Server Offerings
Server announcements are usually a little boring. All the big players try to move as many units as possible and embrace new technologies that could give them an edge against the competition. AMD is…
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Gabe Newell’s RTX 3090-Powered Falcon Northwest Talon Giveaway
Raising money to help kids has never been so awesome. Gabe Newell - Lord Gaben himself - is part of The Heart of Racing, a motorsports enthusiast organization that is dedicated…
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Building An RGB Gaming Machine On A Budget
Neoseeker recently described planning and building a new machine to sit in a living room attached to a TV as an entertainment centre, and posted it for your reading pleasure. ...
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Falcon Northwest Talon Review: Threadripper 3990X Powerhouse
We’re taking a short break from our usual component-focused reviews to look at a pre-built desktop system, but this is no ordinary computer. An epic build, the system is outfitted with an…
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The Wee Seeed Studio Odyssey; A Raspberry Flavoured Celeron SoC
If you love the idea of the Raspberry Pi but even the new models just don't have the processing power you need you should pop by Ars Technica for a look at…
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