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How Much Does It Cost To Run Your PC?

February 2, 2021 Marissa Matthews 7

Do you know how much it costs to run your PC each month? Until recently, I didn’t. In the past, I had speculated that running my PC 24/7 may cost about 10 dollars per month. However, with increasing fuel/electricity prices, my new estimation may surprise you.

G.SKILL Trident Z Royal Series 32GB DDR4 4000 Review

December 11, 2020 David Miller 3

G.Skill recently released a few new special kits of DDR4 that feature super-fast XMP profiles and including one that is dual rank. Within the enthusiast PC community, there’s been a whole lot of buzz about dual-rank memory modules and how they offer superior performance for some benchmarks and games. Simply put, this means there are ICs on both sides of the memory PCB for better interleaving and thus better performance. We reached out to G.Skill and they sent us their new dual-rank flagship product, the unbelievably fast 2 x 16 GB 4000 CL16-19-19 Trident Z Royal.

G.SKILL Updates Trident Z Neo DDR4 Specs For Ryzen 5000 Series

November 10, 2020 John Nester 15

G.Skill has just updated its Trident Z Neo DDR4 memory for the upcoming Ryzen 5000 series CPUs. Optimized for extreme frequency, low latency, and high capacity, there are three sets to choose from. The high-speed kits are rated for speeds up to DDR4-4000Mhz with timings set to CL16-19-19-39 32GB (16GBx2). For ultra-low latency, there is the DDR4-3800 CL14-16-16-36 32GB (16GBx2)set. If high capacity is your thing, the new Trident Z Neo also offers a DDR4-4000 CL18-22-22-42 64GB (32GBx2) kit. As with all G.Skill memory, these will come with a limited lifetime warranty. Continue reading for more about the updated G.Skill Trident Z Neo.

ASRock RX 5600 XT Phantom Gaming D3 Review: Cool and Quiet Performance

June 5, 2020 Shawn Jennings 3

Today we’ll have a close look at the ASRock RX 5600 XT Phantom Gaming, this is the D3 edition with 14 Gbps memory and a 1750 MHz boost clock.

G.SKILL DDR4 Memory Reaches Extreme Speeds

May 21, 2020 John Nester 0

G.SKILL demonstrates that DDR4 memory is capable of reaching a higher tier of extreme speed than ever before, at up to DDR4-5000MHz with 8GB and 16GB memory modules, as well as DDR4-4400 with high-capacity 32GB modules.

Intel Core i9-10900K and i5-10600K CPU Review: The Core Wars Continue

May 20, 2020 Shawn Jennings 27

One thing for certain this “Core War” between AMD and Intel has been good for us, the consumer. After the launch of ZEN 2 with 12 and 16 core CPUs, Intel is firing back with the Core i9-10900K a 10-core, 20-thread CPU with a maximum boost speed of 5.3 GHz which Intel claims will deliver the best gaming experience in the desktop market.

ADATA SE800 Portable SSD review: Highspeed Portable SSD

April 21, 2020 Shawn Jennings 0

The ADATA SE800 is an updated version of its portable line and the first to use Innogrit’s Shata controller technology. By using the most up-to-date advances in USB to PCIe protocols, ADATA has produced a portable SSD that’s very compact, versatile, and blazing fast.

XPG SPECTRIX S40G RGB 1TB Review: Flashy Mid-Range SSD

April 17, 2020 Shawn Jennings 2

Today we get an opportunity to look at another M.2 NVMe based SSD in the XPG Spectrix S40G RGB. The Spectrix series of drives are different than most, XPG has added controllable RGB LEDs to accommodate today’s trend.

Sapphire Pulse RX 5500 XT Review: Is 4 GB VRAM Enough?

March 10, 2020 Shawn Jennings 4

We’ll be taking a slight detour in our testing today to help shed some light on this. Instead of comparing similar cards performance which we typically do. We’ll be testing a Sapphire Pulse 4 GB and comparing it to a Gigabyte Gaming OC 8 GB RX 5500 XT to see what impact, if any, having only 4 GB of VRAM may have on gaming. Since these cards are physically wired at PCIe x8 We’ll also testing PCIe 4.0 against PCIe 3.0 performance to see if opening up the PCIe bandwidth has any impact on the results.

G.SKILL Announces Trident Z Neo 256GB DDR4-3600 CL16 (32GBx8) Memory Kit

February 10, 2020 Joe Shields 0

Just in case 128GB of RAM isn’t enough for your AMD Threadripper CPU, GSkill has announced a new memory kit, the Trident Z Neo DDR4 3600 256GB (32GBx8 – ) kit. The high-speed kit uses high-density 16Gb components across eight sticks and is said to offer the ultimate memory performance or a powerful workstation for content creators. Price was not mentioned, though we can imagine these will be expensive, these will be available in Q2 2020. Please read on for the full Press release!