Author: Andrew McDonald

Since the Ryzen 3950X launched back in September last year, it’s been pretty much the king of mainstream desktop CPUs, but now that it’s getting older, and Intel

I’ve checked out a lot of ‘innovative’ gaming mice, from ones with OLED displays, to insanely lightweight ones, and plenty with modular aspects, but none with a joystick.

As we saw with last week’s video, the 10400F generally beats the 3600X in 1080p gaming. That’s expected at this point. But, with its lower clock speeds and

ELMB – or Extreme low motion blur, also known as ULMB and a number of other names, is the process of strobing the backlight – turning it on

This video is going to be really, really similar to the last Z490 review, the MSI ACE, so let me hit you with the headlines, this is decent.

Finally I have my hands on a Ryzen 4000 series laptop – the G14 from Asus – and wow it’s amazing. It’s a powerhouse, it’s cool (by comparison

Intel may have gone off the deep end with their new 10th gen lineup, especially on the insane 10 core 10900K, but even amongst the madness, I think

MSI’s Z490 ACE board is their second-to-top offering this generation, and it shows. It’s got a 16+1 Phase VRM design, 2.5GbE AND WiFi 6, and a whopping £390

Intel’s new CPUs are here, and along with them are their Z490 boards. There’s a lot new, so in this video I was to walk you through it

Intel’s new i9 is here along with the rest of the 10th gen line up – all sporting pain-in-the-ass names, this one is the 10900K I will henceforth