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We aren’t strangers when it comes to ASRock products. For many years ASRock has represented high quality lower cost computer products that refuse to skimp on quality or performance. In our experience with ASRock you pick up one of their higher end boards and get looking at all the features …

Today, Modders-Inc has Noctua NH-L9x65 review, Phoronix has an article on Turning a Basement Into a Big Linux Server Room, Tweaktown has a review on Chappie and Battlefield Hardline Xbox one, and more.

Hard drives have been a big bottleneck in computers since the inception of computing.  While platter drives offer a lot of storage for an affordable price, they have always been handicapped by relatively slow speeds, unless you bought one of the high-priced 10k RPM drives or put them in a …

Today, Megatech has Samsung Galaxy S6 review, HardwareHeaven has Gigabyte P37X review, Phoronix has NVIDIA GeForce Titan X Linux performance, Kitguru has Gigabyte Waterforce review, Tweaktown has GTX Titan X in SLI, Madshrimps has Silicon power Stream S06 review, APH Networks has Patriot Blaze 240GB review, and more.

The Raven RV01 was originally introduced in 2008 as an extreme enthusiast chassis and it’s revolutionary 90 degree motherboard position and it’s sleek styling made it the envy of many enthusiasts. Appearing on the market when computer cases were being pushed on the market so fast and in so many styles …

Today, Ocaholic has Core i7-5960X vs i7-4960X gaming performance review, OCC has ECS LIVA X Mini PC review, Vortez has Intel NUC NUC5i3RYK review, Hexus has GTX Titan X in SLI review, techPowerUp has Synology DS1815+ review, Eteknix has OCZ Vector 180 review, and more.

Today, Tweak.dk has MSI GT80 Titan SLI Gaming Laptop review, Hardware Secrets has A10-6800K vs Core i3-4150 review, PCGameware has PNY GTX 960 review, Nikktech has SilverStone Strider Gold 1500W review, Hexus has WD My Cloud EX4100 review, Legit Reviews has Asus USB 3.1 Type A card review, and more.

Today, Hardocp has Gigabyte Z97X Gaming 7 review, ThinkComputers has Asus X99-A review, Hothardware has Gigabyte Brix S BXi7-5500 review, Legion Hardware has GeForce GTX Titan X review, LanOC Reviews has Mushkin Chronos review, Ocaholic has OCZ Vector 180 review, The SSD Review has OCZ Vector 180 review, and more.

Today, Kitguru has ASUS ZenFone 6 review, Hardocp has ASUS STRIX GTX 960 DirectCU II OC review, Benchmark Reviews has SilverStone Kubai KL05B review, PCGameware has Cougar 600K review, NikkTech has Crucial MX200 review, 3DGameman has Asustor AS5002T review, and more.

Today, check out our review of Gigabyte X99 SOC Champion and Asus X99 Deluxe. In addition, check out the ASRock X99 WS-E review from The SSD Review, Techspot review on HTC One M9, TechnologyX review of XFX Double Dissipation R9 290, Hexus review of Philips Brilliance BDM4065UC, and more.

Pre-built all-in-one water coolers for today’s hot running CPU’s are all the rage offering good cooling with none of the hassle of custom loop water cooling. Days gone by about all that was to be had been single radiator 120mm single fan that were little better than mid range air cooling …

Today, Modders-Inc has MSI 970 Gaming review, Phoronix has Big Graphics Card Comparison of metro Redux Games on Linux, Technogog has DUBS Acoustic Filters review, and Tech ARP continues with their BIOS Option of the Week – PIO Mode.

Today, Tweaktown has Noctua NH-U9S review, Madshrimps has Toshiba MG04ACA400A 4TB HDD review, LanOC Reviews has Mushkin Striker 480GB review, APH Networks has Audioengine B2 Bluetooth speaker review, Eteknix has CM Storm Alcor Optical mouse review, and more.

Today, Hexus has Vibox Defcon 2, Tweaktown has Lenovo ThinkStation P900 Workstation review, OCC has ECS Z97 Machine review, Tweaktown has Sapphire Radeon R9 290X Tri-X review, Tweak.dk has FSP Aurum PT-1200RM review, Eteknix has In Win 707 review, Vortez has AMD FreeSync review, Legit Reviews Seagate Wireless Mobile Storage …

When you’re looking at the 2011v3 Haswell E CPU family, nothing about it is inexpensive. The entry-level CPU is about $390 and it doesn’t even feature 40 full PCI-E lanes. The lowest tier CPU has 28 PCI-E lanes and you have to go to the second tray CPU, the Intel Core i7-5930K Haswell-E 6-Core …