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It’s been a couple months since I made the 24 core Threadripper hackintosh guide, and you guys loved it, but as with all software, especially community driven software,

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So that’s it, the last video of 2019 from me. It’s been a great year, and it’s been an amazing one for tech too, with some stunning releases

As is becomming regular, here’s this years Christmas channel, health and tech update! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, using the link below or other

Yes, it’s that time of year again! Where you guys get to decide which manufacturers and their parts can be crowned Tech of the Year, 2019. Now I’m

Buying a gaming CPU can be a confusing task, so I thought I’d run you through a few great options, across a nice range of prices – specifically

A little while ago I showed you how to build a Threadripper hackintosh, a less involved process than I actually thought. I’ve since been able to benchmark it

The question us PC Master Race folks often ask ourselves is, just how much FPS do I really need? Can I really justify the extra £100, £200 on

Building a gaming PC can be a daunting task. When I built my first one, I was pretty scared to mess it up and technically I did. So

So what happens when you have Apple Enthusiast friends, and a 24 core Threadripper lying around… Well, a Threadripper hackintosh of course! This video is a full how