Author: Andrew McDonald

If you’ve watched any of my DIY smart home series, you’ll know I’m somewhat militant with my approach to smart devices. I don’t do cloud hosted stuff –

This behemoth is Acer’s 43” CG437K S, a newer version of their existing K P model. Both of which sport a 43” 3840×2160 144Hz VA panel, HDR1000 certification,

After taking a look at Intel’s i5-12400F and this Asus B660 board in a recent video, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at how

When it comes to keyboards, optical key switches are very much the hot new thing and if I’m being honest are the thing that interests me the most

If you are looking for a new CPU – especially for a gaming PC – Intel’s i5-12400F and a B660 motherboard like this Asus TUF B660-PLUS WiFi D4

Hi and welcome to episode 6 of my DIY smart home series. So far we have set up our main system using Home Assistant, connected Zigbee devices, created

Back when I reviewed the Asus PG27UQ at the start of 2019 I was blown away, both by the experience, and the price tag. Dropping two grand on

First off, I want to make it clear that this video is sponsored by AMD and OverclockersUK, and in it I get the chance to have a play

One of the key advantages of internet connected smart home kit like Philips Hue or Samsung SmartThings is the ability to access and control your smart home tech

This is ASROCK’s Z690 AQUA motherboard, And I’ve been informed that if you fancy picking one of these up, you’ll have to part ways with… $1,300! Quite probably