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For audiophiles, gaming headsets tend to be pretty naff, with generally cheap build quality, and, more importantly, have limited audio quality. So when you hear that Audiotechnica have

Companies add the word “gaming” to almost anything, some are justified, say, gaming mice, gaming monitors and even gaming headsets, hell gaming chairs are at least close enough

Like I covered in a recent, “why buy an RTX Super” video, I talked about why you might want to, or not, buy an RTX 2070 or 2060

Gigabyte’s x570 gaming x motherboard is pretty weird. It’s clearly a cheap motherboard, with it’s brown not black PCB, it’s lack of I/O, PCI connections, lower end Realtek

Last year I reviewed the Ryzen version of the last gen Acer Nitro 5, and absolutely loved it. It was a great experience to use overall, and brilliant

Razer are rather well known for their premium products, often hearing the words “Razer Tax” when you hear the price tag for some of them, so when they

People are hyped over the launch of AMDs 3rd Generation Ryzen CPUs, but there are a few naysayers who would tell you to not buy them. Since AMD

Corsair are well known for their pretty quality peripherals, especially their keyboards and headsets, so it’s no surprise that they’ve launched a premium gaming mouse to match stuff

I’ve looked at a couple smart watches over the years, and none really stood out to me as something I could genuinely use every day, until this arrived.

X570 motherboards are here, and they are pricey, and this ASRock board is no different. Let’s quickly cover why. First, it’s got PCIe Gen 4 support, that’s pricey.