Last year we got a look at something unexpected. A sub €100 smartphone that actually offered decent specs. While we have seen budget smartphones before, the launch of the Smart Prime 6 was pretty awesome since it gave some great performance, a decent display, and an okay camera. The most important aspect of the device was offering […]
Review: ViewSonic VX27776 Monitor
When putting together your new PC, a monitor is the foundation for your interface. A bad monitor can ruin a nice build and it’s an important part not to skimp on. Thankfully decent monitors are getting cheaper and cheaper, and the specs that were normally surrounded by really high pricetag’s is no longer the case. […]
Review: Western Digital 8TB Red Hard Drive
The race for increased capacity continues, and while we have seen 8TB sizes and larger before: the first bunch of drives to launch with those sizes typically included some drawbacks with performance. Western Digital’s Red series has always offered excellent performance, and we would expect nothing less from their new 8TB drives. So lets […]
Review: Spigen Rugged Armour cover for Galaxy S7 Edge
The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge launched a few months back and one of the more important accessories and questions that get asked are ‘What cover should I buy’. Spigen were kind enough to send us their popular Rugged Armour case for the Galax S7 Edge for us to take a look at. So […]
Review: Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
Samsung last month announced their latest flagship devices. The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge step things up again this year, and this time Samsung have taken feedback from the fans regarding last years S6 and some of it’s drawbacks. We’re very interested to get things rolling, so let’s take a look at some of […]
Review: GKChain GateKeeper
Today we’re taking a look at the Gatekeeper – which is a wireless dongle like device that attaches to your keyring, or sits in your pocket or around your neck and allows you to automatically lock/unlock your computer as you move away from it. The aim is to offer a simple, convenient way of keeping your device secure and without the need of entering your password every time. […]
Review: Noctua NH-C14S Heatsink
We recently took a look at the NH-D15S, as Noctua’s new iteration of the popular D15 that offered a slight adjustment to the layout for increased compatibility. The older NH-C14S has gotten similar treatment, but with new socket support, fin stack changes, and a newer, more capable fan. […]
Review: Rainbow Six Siege
It has been some years since we last saw a Rainbow Six title, with just a few years ago we got some nice teasers to the now cancelled Rainbow 6: Patriots. In fact, years went by without any word on the status of Patriots with mostly rumours that the game was cancelled and most of […]
Review: Noctua NH-D15S Heatsink
The Noctua NH-D15 was the successor to the draw dropping awesomeness that was the NH-D14. The D15 offered some outstanding performance – but it certainly came at a price. The giant heatsink like the D14 had some compatibility issues, whereas the overall size would interrupt the placement of a GPU in the first PCIe slot […]
Review: Call of Duty Black Ops 3
Another year another Call Of Duty, the annual release of the popular FPS has brought a lot of enjoyment throughout the years, and even more recently the game shifted to a three year cycle with three different developers taken helm on their own series of games. These year we see the release of Black Ops 3, […]