A new study, commissioned by memory and storage specialists Sandisk, has quantified the amount of time the average computer and laptop user wastes in a year - just waiting for slow computers to ...

The GeForce RTX 3080 graphics card is a great performer at its purported $699/£649 price point. We say purported because finding any in stock is proving difficult and frustrating in equal measure ...

A colourful take on Apaltek coolers. Introduction Fractal Design is doing good things in the chassis arena, and its power supplies tick a lot of the right boxes, but when it comes to liquid ...

Ease of use is of paramount importance on a workplace monitor, and Dell does the right thing by shunning touch-sensitive controls in favour of five physical buttons along the bottom-right edge ...

Can Palit topple the preeminent Founders Edition? Introduction Ongoing stock shortages are such that the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti to buy is the one you can actually find. It's slim pickings out there ...

The Corsair HX range of power supplies kickstarted the company's move into premium PSUs back in 2006. The range survives almost 10 years later and is now equipped with higher-performance internals ...

Leading high-speed interface, video display, and touch controller IC supplier, Parade Technologies has announced that its customers can sample its new DisplayPort 2.0 to HDMI 2.1 protocol ...

MSI isn't reinventing the wheel here, and neither should it attempt to. Few companies have the necessary expertise to build modern NVMe PCIe M.2 SSDs from scratch. Spatium M480 uses a tried-and ...

AMD's impressive Ryzen processors have successfully permeated every major avenue of the PC ecosystem. The turnaround in desktop market share has been dramatic, workstation-grade Epyc CPUs continue ...

Radeon RX 6600 XT Analysis AMD uses what is known as the Navi 23 die for this card. Purposely designed for the mid-range segment, the 237mm² footprint and 11.1bn transistors is comfortably ...

And the firm says its laser-powered HAMR tech will enable 20TB HDDs before 2020.

A niche, expensive solution for PCIe 3.0 platforms wanting electric sequential speeds.