Creative Labs has released their latest generation of internal sound card, the Sound Blaster AE-5. Connecting to your computer via PCIe slot, the Sound Blaster AE-5 represents the sum total of sound card experience garnered by Creative Labs...
Category - Hardware Reviews
Fantom VENOMX VMX2230 Solid State Drive Review
Fantom Drives enters the competitive PCIe Gen 4 SSD market with its VENOMX VMX2230-2TB drive. Focused on compatibility with...
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Review of Kingston’s FURY Beast DDR5 RGB Memory
The Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 memory with the heat spreader is an outstanding upgrade option for system builders and DIY PC...
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E-WIN Champion Series Ergonomic Computer Gaming Office Chair Review
E-WIN has been in the gaming chair business for quite some time – making products that can take on the more mainstream...
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SK Hynix Gold S31 1TB SSD Review
SK hynix, the world’s second largest memory manufacturer, has long been a supplier of OEM and enterprise SSDs and only...
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Creative Labs Sound Blaster AE-7 Review
The last discrete Sound Blaster sound card to be released from Creative Labs was the Sound Blaster AE-5 about two years ago. We...
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SanDisk’s line of Extreme II SSDs promise to provide users with lightning fast transfer rates, quiet operation, and low power usage. While many SSD manufacturers promise such feats, sometimes they come up a little short. Thankfully...
When trying to integrate a SSD card into your system, you can easily get swallowed up in techno-babble. If you like techno-babble, that’s great – dive on in, the water is plenty deep. When I got my SanDisk Ultra Plus 256G SSD, all...
VisionTek’s Radeon R9 280X is out on the market and we got the chance to take a look at one. Sharing the same card architecture as the Radeon 7970 family of GPUs, the Radeon R9 280X is basically a 7970 that has been optimized for...