Now that Windows 10 1809 is finally rolling out once again, game developers can finally start implementing RTX features into games. DICE is already prepared, with Battlefield V getting RTX support starting from today.
Read More »ASUS ROG RTX 2080 Ti Strix OC (O11G) Review – £1,500 beast!
It's one of the best graphics cards we've tested - but also one of the most expensive
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Today we look at a new power supply from be quiet!. Its expensive but can it deliver ?
Read More »Leaked images show off Valve’s own VR headset
Alongside news of a potential new Half-Life game, newly leaked images show off Valve's own VR headset.
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Its back, and this time its in BLACK !
Read More »Rumour: Valve working on a Half-Life 2 prequel for VR
We've known for a while now that Gabe Newell looks up to Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto and his ability to develop games alongside hardware. With that in mind, it should come as no surprise that Valve is working on its own virtual reality titles to fully take advantage of upcoming hardware …
Read More »Gaunt Francis Architects talks virtual reality and the justified cost of HTC’s Vive Pro
HTC launched its Vive Pro full kit earlier this year with an eye-watering price of £1,299 here in the UK. While we respect cutting edge technology here at KitGuru, justifying the cost seemed almost impossible with current state of the virtual reality market. We were quickly informed by Gaunt Francis …
Read More »Leo Says 31: INTEL Special, also featuring AMD!
Leo is back again this week and he decides to focus on INTEL, with a little update on AMD as well for good measure.
Read More »Corsair SF600 Platinum SFX PSU Review
yet another fantastic power supply from Corsair- targeting the SFX audience.
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An SSD, with RGB lighting - whats next?!
Read More »Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080 Xtreme 8G Review
It's an absolute monster of a card from Aorus - but does bigger always mean better?
Read More »Zen 3 and 4 are “on-track” as AMD demonstrates its 7nm EPYC Rome processor
Intel attempted to get ahead of the curve earlier this week, unveiling its 14nm 48-core Cascade Lake-AP Xeon processor for datacentres. Just one day later durings its Next Horizon event, AMD not only lifted the lid on its 7nm 64-core EPYC CPU within the Zen 2 family, but revealed that …
Read More »AMD launches two new 7nm Vega GPUs at Next Horizon event
AMD took to the stage last night to launch two new Radeon Instinct GPUs, both built on the 7nm process.
Read More »Thermaltake ToughPower Grand RGB Gold (Sync Edition) 750W Power Supply Review
RGB - we can't escape it ! Thermaltake have decided to adopt RGB into their latest PSU!
Read More »Raijintek ORCUS 240 Liquid CPU Cooler Review
It is a cooler with a liquid flow indicator and its priced at £90, but is it any good ?
Read More »Intel announces 48-core Cascade Lake-AP processors
In an attempt to gain back market share taken by AMD’s EPYC line, Intel has unveiled its latest Xeon series of server-based chips. Codenamed Cascade Lake-AP, standing for Advanced Performance, the new line sports a whopping 48 cores and is due for release next year. Intel has made a number …
Read More »Tomorrow’s “Next Horizon” event could mean big news for AMD’s server market
AMD’s “Next Horizon” event is scheduled for tomorrow, with signs pointing towards an EPYC 7nm unveiling.
Read More »Seasonic announces US pricing changes
At the moment, the US is embroiled in a trade-war with China, with new tariffs set to come into play. This is going to have a knock-on effect for the tech industry, as these tariffs will drive up prices for companies doing business with manufacturers in China. We are starting …
Read More »Report claims GTX 1080Ti is no longer in production
While Nvidia's new RTX 20-series graphics cards have been selling well, quite a few people have also turned to the older GTX 10-series for a cheaper upgrade. The GTX 1080Ti has continued to be a popular seller but it looks like supplies are now starting to dwindle. According to ‘multiple …
Read More »Corsair H100i Platinum RGB CPU Cooler Review
Corsair's new H100i Platinum RGB looks the part but for £124.99, is it worth the more premium price?
Read More »Nvidia RTX is seeing an unusually high number of failure reports
Nvidia RTX hasn’t been the smoothest launch for the firm, with its flagship real-time ray-tracing held back due to Microsoft’s delayed Windows 10 October update and no titles currently supporting feature. It seems that there might be bigger problems afoot, however as an increasing number of reports show an unusual …
Read More »US DoJ cracks down on DRAM companies accused of stealing trade secrets from Micron
We've been hearing more and more reports surrounding corporate espionage in the tech industry over the last year. This time around, the US government is getting involved, with the Department of Justice cracking down on a company known as ‘Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Company' and its DRAM partner, UMC, over …
Read More »Intel could still outsource chip manufacturing to TSMC
Intel’s struggle with its new 10nm process has put considerable strain on its 14nm chips, with the firm believed to have sought the help of rival TSMC to help with satiate demand. Although Intel later emphasised that it was handling its own manufacturing capacity, industry sources continue to claim that …
Read More »Corsair launches new RGB Platinum H100i and H115i with upgraded cooling and lighting
Corsair's all-in-one liquid coolers continue to be some of the most popular around. Today, the best-selling Hydro series is getting an upgrade, with Corsair announcing the Hydro H100i RGB Platinum and the H115i RGB Platinum, improving in both form and function. Both the Platinum H100i and Platinum H115i come paired …
Read More »Battlefield V PC system requirements announced, including RTX requirements
Battlefield V is set to be a very interesting game on the PC. Not only will it feature the latest version of the Frostbite engine, which always manages to look graphically stunning, but it will also be one of the first games released with support for Nvidia RTX ray-tracing. We …
Read More »SilverStone SST-LD01B Lucid Review – the upside down case!
It's an inverted micro-ATX case - but is it worth the asking price?
Read More »Samsung X5 1TB Review
The X5, is one of their fastest external products to date.
Read More »Lenovo is licensing Sony’s PlayStation VR patents to build its own headset
In the VR world, there are several companies that license patents from a few big players. The HTC VIVE is built using Valve's developed technology, meanwhile the Samsung GearVR is built in partnership with Oculus. Now, it looks like Sony is opening up to licensing out its own virtual reality …
Read More »Cooler Master MasterCase SL600M – vertical air flow!
It is a very unusual case, but is it one you should be considering for a new build ? Leo finds out.
Read More »Cooler Master launches its first “Sleek” case with the MasterCase SL600M
Cooler Master teased its new MasterCase SL600M during Computex earlier this year, aiming to blur the lines between a professional, silent system and a gaming rig. The case marks the beginning of the firm’s new “Sleek” SL-Series, launching in November for £189.99. The premise of the MasterCase SL600M was to …
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