Category: TechteamGB

I’ve had a 90’s PC case for a while, and I’ve wanted to stuff it with ridiculous hardware. I finally have the chance to do that, so let’s

It’s been a little over two years since I launched the open source response time tool. It’s been amazing so far, and I have loads more work on

I set up a DIY weather station in my garden that’s connected to Home Assistant and logs everything from wind speed and direction to rainfall and temperature. Why,

You’ve heard us reviewers talk about monitor’s colour accuracy, colour gamut coverage and DeltaE’s plenty, even things like sRGB, AdobeRGB and DCI P3 colour spaces, but often we

The motherboard is often forgotten as a high tech bit of kit in most gaming PCs – it’s the slab of fibreglass that everything plugs into, right? Well

A few weeks ago I made a video testing out one of the biggest AI art generation tools, Stable Diffusion, and even trained a model using my own

In short, the difference between response times and input lag is that response times measure how quickly the liquid crystals in your display’s panel can change colour, and

It’s not too far from being a full year since I started installing my self-hosted smart home kit, so I thought I’d give you a bit of an

These pictures aren’t photoshopped pictures of me, no one created them. They come from two artificial intelligence tools, called Stable diffusion and Dreambooth. Let me explain. Stable Diffusion

This build costs.. Well I don’t exactly know. See when you watch these videos, you might watch them the very second they are uploaded, or you might watch