Hardware
- Motherboards
ASUS ROG STRIX X870E Gaming WIFI Motherboard Review
There are a lot of incredible motherboards launching today for the X870/X870E chipset, and while there is a range of affordable to premium solutions, overall, the X-series chipset is still the high-end stuff, and of course, the more affordable B-series chipsets will follow in the coming weeks. However, there aren’t…
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ASUS TUF Gaming X870-Plus WIFI Motherboard Review
I love the big flagship motherboards with their ridiculous amounts of VRMs, heatsinks, armour, and even more armour, but honestly, when it comes to spending my own money on a motherboard I usually boil my choices down to a B-series board, or more often than not, the TUF-Series. Usually, they…
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Raijintek Cyclops 360mm ARGB LCD AIO Cooler Review
Raijintek has been one of my favourite PC hardware brands since it first hit the market. They’ve continued to do things just a bit differently to the other big-name brands. They are often more unique when it comes to their designs, offer a broad range of products for each sector,…
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KLEVV FIT V 6000MHz 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 Memory Review
A few weeks ago, I reviewed the fantastic KLEVV CRAS XR5 8000MHz 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 memory. It’s a beautiful kit, but focusing on things like overclocking and ARGB lighting, it was more focused on the gaming market. However, their next kit, the KLEVV KIT V DDR5 is a little more…
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- Notebooks
PCSpecialist Ionico Luna Pro Laptop Review
PCSpecialist is my go-to brand for gaming laptops, having bought one myself, borrowed and reviewed a few of their models over the years, have suggested them to various family members, and have largely had a pretty great experience with them in the past. So, with that in mind, I was…
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AMD Ryzen 7 9700X CPU Review
Today sees the AMD Ryzen 9000 series CPUs launching as part of the new 4nm Zen 5 line-up and AMD have decided to launch the range with two dates in mind. First up is the Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 7 reviews which go live today and then, followed by the…
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Philips Screeneo UL5 Smart Projector Review
I get a lot of cool products to review here at eTeknix, but this is the first time I’ve had a premium projector in for testing. I’m a big fan of projectors too, having a 100″ screen at home with a 4K HDR projector, and as a pretty enthusiastic movie…
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Can the Arctic Freezer III AIOs Run Cooler and Quieter Than the Best Air Coolers?
Arctic is one of the best-known and most respected brands in the world when it comes to PC cooling hardware. Over the years, we’ve seen them as a gold standard for air cooling and liquid cooling, and their Liquid Freezer series has long been a popular choice for PC enthusiasts…
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- Power Supplies
NZXT C1500 Platinum ATX 3.1 Power Supply Review
PSU technology continues to move forward, and while it’s always been the most important component in any system build, I feel that’s even more true today, with the higher power demands of flagship processors and graphics cards demanding higher wattage power supplies than ever before. Of course, more power means…
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TeamGroup Z540 M.2 PCIe SSD & DARK AirFlow I SSD Cooler Review
When it comes to extreme storage, there’s actually quite a few great options on the market right now. PCIe Gen5 drives rarely disappoint when it comes to read and write speeds, albeit they do cost a fair bit more money than the older Gen4 drives. They also tend to run…
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HYTE THICC Q60 AIO CPU Cooler Review
HYTE is one of the hottest brands on the market right now, proving to be a go-to choice for the “hey look at my first PC build” types on reddit, which all seem to be sporting incredible flagship hardware and perfect cable routing. However, if you’ve seen the HYTE PC…
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Thermaltake Dr Power III AXT Power Supply Tester Review
In the eTeknix office, we’re very fortunate to have an extremely advanced power supply load tester, but it has three main problems. Firstly, it weighs 150KG, secondly, it stands about 3 feet tall, and lastly, it costs around $8000 to have custom-made. Any of those factors is enough to make…
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- Storage
Sabrent Rocket 5 PCIe Gen5 2TB M.2 SSD Review
Sabrent make a lot of high-end products, so we’re pretty excited to get their latest PCIe Gen5 drive in for review. The Sabrent Rocket 5 is built for extreme performance and massive capacities, with a 4TB and 8TB model in the range, but today, we’re starting with something more “modest”…
Read More » - Processors
Intel Core i3 14100F CPU Review
Just the other day, we took a look at the 14400F, A refreshed CPU that is the successor to the 13400F, and while it kept the core counts the same, it did see an increase in clock speed, which, depending on the game, made quite a bit of a difference,…
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Intel Core i5 14400F CPU Review
Last year we saw the inception of Intel’s latest 14th generation processors, with the i5 14600K, i7 14700K and i9 14900K hitting the market, and while there were some small changes, we all knew that it was a refresh of the 13th generation, and the gains to be had weren’t…
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