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Compaq Armada 1592DT
In 1998 there was nothing I wanted more than one of these (except maybe Melissa Joan Hart). Could this machine be the ultimate early to mid 90's gaming machine? I…
The Barn Find Pentium Pro is Finally Finished
Two years, 8000 miles and a few hundred quid later, I've finally accomplished what I'd hoped I would when I first picked up this machine back in September 2020 -…
This Pentium 4 PC Wasn’t Worth Saving
Sometimes a piece of junk is JUST a piece of junk. A while back I picked up a couple of PCs on the Indian classified website olx.in One of those…
My AMD Ryzen 5900x / Nvidia 3080 BEAST
Yeah, I know, I have way more money than sense. There was absolutely NOTHING wrong with my AMD Ryzen 3900x based system, even with its cautiously optimistic Radeon 5700XT GPU.…
My £750 PC Build
Seeing as my main gaming rig is also my video editing PC and it now sits in my workshop, I'm in need of a "basic" gaming PC for the living…
Review: Antec PRIZM Matrix
The PRIZM Matrix from antec is a pretty unique concept. These days pretty much all cases can accept a multitude of fans with the bare minimum on even a small…
Create a PC Stats Display with Raspberry Pi
If you’re a PC enthusiast you probably like to keep track of your systems stats while you’re working or playing.
With games this always meant you had to keep an overlay program running, which can get in the way of, you know, actually gaming.
Thankfully it’s shockingly easy to setup a second display to show all this information for you, and all you need is a Raspberry Pi, a compatible screen and about 15 minutes.
Get the best 3900X performance using Ryzen Master
Many people felt a bit cheated when they first used their shiny new 3900X CPUs. AMD had marketed them as having up to a 4.6GHz boost clock, but failed to mention that this only applied to single core boosts.
My Ryzen 3900X / 5700XT Build
Never one to be fully satisfied I decided I needed a faster processor in my personal rig, and seeing as I didn’t have £750 to burn on AMDs flagship 3950X I had to set my sights one rung lower and settle for the 3900X.
Review: Redragon Gainer M610 Mouse
I’ve never bought in to the idea that you need to spend an awful lot of money to get a usable experience with a mouse. Not to say that the uber-expensive offerings from Logitech or Corsair aren’t good products, they just don’t offer the best bang for the buck.
My preference has always been to spend less than £20 on a mouse, something I’ve managed to achieve with room to spare with the Redragon Gainer M610 mouse.