Author: Andrew McDonald

After over 4 years of using a fairly basic monitor arm that couldn’t really fit all my monitors on it, I’ve finally splashed out and bought some better

This “Ergonomic” mouse was just £20 on Amazon, but there is a slew of other options from unnamed brands, or Logitech if you really want. But, this one

So you want a new gaming monitor? I’ve got some recommendations for you. I’m covering a load of different resolutions and refresh rates from 1080p to 4K, and

Without fail, every video containing an RTX 3080 gets countless comments about the stock levels, or lack thereof, of those cards. Everyone is hyped about them, and for

£1000 is a lot of money, there’s no two ways around that. But it does depend on the context. £1000 for a car, yeah ok that makes sense.

This is the Corsair MP400, a QLC or quad level cell based NVME SSD that you can buy in up to an 8TB capacity. It’s also remarkably fast,

If you can get your hands on one, the RTX 3080 is one hell of a card. So, lets build a killer system, a great all rounder, with

This is Corsair’s brand new, “budget” mechanical gaming keyboard, the K60 Pro RGB. I say budget in quotes there because this is retailing for £110. Since when is

Nvidia crested a lot of hype with the rtx 3000 launch, prompting a lot of people to think about upgrading, potentially for the first time in a while.

This is the Cooler Master Ergo L, a £600 “ergonomic” chair. It’s a partial mesh design with faux leather parts and solid aluminium supports. And, if I’m being