This could be the perfect step between AIO cooling and a full custom loop

Der8auer is back helping out Lian Li with the O11 Air Mini case

Leo revisits the Fractal Torrent - was he wrong to use custom loop cooling the first time around?

Deepcool sent Leo a stack of hardware for a PC build, including a micro-ATX Macube 110 case, an AS500 Plus CPU cooler and a DQ850 Gold power supply, along with a triple pack of ARGB fans. This one promises to be bright but not TOO bright...

Intel's Architecture Day 2021 was recently hosted by Raja Koduri and delivered a huge amount of news about both CPUs and GPUs. Here, Leo goes through the announcements and gives his reaction...

It's a fairly large mini-ITX case, and Leo builds a custom loop inside

Fractal Design is back with a brand new case - but does Leo rate it?

Leo puts together a custom build, using Alphacool's Eisbaer and Eiswolf coolers

Leo checks out a beast of a AIO liquid cooler from Alphacool - but there is a catch

It's barely £50, but this microATX case from Montech has really impressed Leo

We got a stack of be quiet! hardware - so Leo puts a PC together

Leo checks out the NZXT N7 Z590 motherboard... and finds looks aren't everything

We check out SuperO's Z590 offering, priced at over £400 - it's interesting to say the least

We check out Corsair's latest case - and it's a BIG one

We're checking out the all-AMD ASUS ROG G15 laptop

This Aorus laptop packs an RTX 3080 and the latest Intel Tiger Lake CPU

You may remember this Golden Field Lucky Pink PC chassis from Luke and Jasmine's recent build log. Here, Leo and Rosie set about building a system inside this case...

We sit down with EKWB's Joe Robey for a wide-ranging discussion, looking at everything that EKWB announced at this year's Virtual Computex...

Our latest 'Leo Reacts' video for Computex 2021 is devoted to EKWB and their enormous range of products for custom loop liquid cooling. In particular we were taken by the Nucleus AIOs and an enormous array of radiators... but EK had plenty more shiny and exotic items to unveil..

Dr. Lisa Su, the CEO of AMD, had a great time presenting her Computex keynote address. AMD continues to make inroads in the server and workstation markets with EPYC, while their Ryzen desktop CPUs are the first choice for PC enthusiasts. AMD RDNA 2 graphics are pretty darn good, however there is no denying that Nvidia dominates the graphics market. And then we have laptops to consider and yes, Dr. Su delivered a 'one final thing' moment before she signed off...

Intel kicked off Virtual Computex 2021 with a keynote address lasting 40 minutes. We heard from Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, we saw product demos and we were told about new products that are due to land in the near future. Despite that the response from KitGuru's audience has been brutal, mainly because it simply wasn't very good...

Let's see how this Gigabyte Aorus Z590 board deals with the i9-11900K

At KitGuru we focus on technology and for obvious reasons we try to avoid politics, religion and mention of the pandemic. In today's episode of Leo Says we have pushed our editorial limits with a video about Taiwan that discusses the importance of TSMC and the peculiar way that Taiwan is diplomatically ignored by almost every nation on the planet...

It's a case that doesn't support a graphics card - should you buy one?

The rumours are flying that AMD will release a Zen 3+ refresh on a TSMC 6nm process some time in 2021, which means we can look forward to updates for Ryzen desktop, Ryzen Mobile and perhaps also new Threadrippers. Luke and Leo take this opportunity to speculate wildly and make no apologies for their blatant attempt to cajole AMD into delivering new CPUs...

Nvidia made a big splash when they announced their planned CPU named Grace at their recent virtual GTC event. We all know about Nvidia's GPUs and we are sort-of aware of Bluefield which is described as a DPU. Now Nvidia also has plans for a CPU, so that means they have a Three Chip Strategy which surely merits a video from Leo...

Phanteks Eclipse goes Mini-ITX, and it's pretty cheap too

We check out Intel's Tiger Lake H35 i7-11370H CPU inside this ASUS laptop

Here's how Rocket Lake on 10nm could've been worse than what we saw last week

Can Intel's i5-11600K prove more competitive than the i9-11900K?