HP EliteBook x360 1030 G3 Review and more

Value-conscious gamers will want to check out the AOC Agon AG322QC4, a 32-inch curved VA panel with QHD resolution, FreeSync 2 and a 144Hz refresh rate. It also has accurate HDR and a wide color gamut.

Welcome to January, friends! With a new year comes a new crop of reviews and we're starting things off right with the return of a legend. The original Audio-Technica ATH-M50xs were some of our favorite headphones of all time. Today, we're looking at their successor, the ATH-M50xBT.

It's a new non-modular PSU from be quiet! for just £75. Is it any good?

I had some pretty low expectations for this headset, but it's surprisingly good.

Everything in HP's EliteBook series falls into the company's business class lineup and today we are looking at their latest convertible; the HP EliteBook x360 1030.

While its name might not roll off the tongue, this laptop's design, features, specifications and optional accessories could potentially have some folks salivating...

HyperX provides an RGB version of the Alloy FPS mechanical keyboard for those wanting the additional bling, but there's more. A new switch type combined with a unified software driver makes for an improved user experience, and optional accessories including wrist rests and replacement keycaps complete the package.

R.A.T. 6 has been recently reincarnated into the R.A.T. 6+ and features a very similar chassis, but an upgraded optical sensor (Pixart PMW3360). The Thumb Barrel adds an extra analog control layer, while the back cover can be adjusted as necessary in order to permit different grip types.

As enthusiasts, there is a never-ending need to constantly upgrade our computers to keep up with the rapidly moving tech industry. However, 2018 was a rough year for hardware junkies to get their fix. In early 2018, there was an explosion in cryptocurrency mining that led to a massive shortage of graphics cards from both AMD and Nvidia.

Intel has come a long way with their mainstream processor platform. The platform has largely seen stagnation in terms of core and thread count over many generations since the first Core series CPU that launched back in 2010 but last year brought a big change to the CPU giant.

Thanks to its replaceable Flaretech Infra-Red analog switches and the 1ms Tachyon mode the Wooting One is among the most advanced keyboards in the market today but are those enough to justify its somewhat high price tag?