Author: Andrew McDonald

You might have heard about AMD’s AFMF feature recently – that being AMD Fluid Motion Frames, which yes means saying AMD AFMF is like saying RIP in peace.

This is AOC’s latest ultrawide gaming monitor, the CU34G2XP – not to be confused with the CU34G2X from 2020. This new “P” model sports a higher refresh rate

The Keychron Q3 Max is one of the best keyboards I’ve ever used. That isn’t exaggeration or hyperbole, it is genuinely one of the most premium, quality and

This isn’t the first latency guide I’ve done, so if you want to see the other games I’ve tested, or find out more about what I’m testing and

The Endgame Gear KB65HE is Endgame’s first foray into the keyboard space, and just on the face of it, they’ve clearly taken this seriously. This 65% board is

I’ve done a couple of these latency guides now, including the first one on Rainbow Six Siege that goes into a lot more detail on wider factors that

Seeing as I’m surrounded by some fantastic monitors, namely a collection of 1440p and 4K panels, I thought it’d be a good idea to talk through what your

You’d be pretty crazy to say you DON’T want more performance and lower latency from your gaming PC, so the rather bold claims from AtlasOS sound awfully appealing.

AMD’s Ryzen 8000 series CPUs are here! Well, sort of. As of today, AMD is announcing four Ryzen 8000 series CPUs, although they aren’t really 8000 series chips.

Something I know I’ve been missing from my peripheral reviews is the ability to test the click latency, so having the Open Source Latency Testing Tool on hand