Samuel Willetts - Page 3

With a mouse in hand from the age of four, Sam brings two-decades-plus of passion for PCs and tech in his duties as Hardware Editor for Club386. Equipped with an English & Creative Writing degree, waxing lyrical about everything from processors to power supplies comes second nature.

QNAP reveals new dual-bay and quad-bay consumer NAS at Computex

The TS-h265 and TS-h465 both arrive with quad-core Intel CPUs and expandable DDR5 RAM, respectively supporting two or four hard drives.

G.Skill debuts first AMD EXPO ULL memory, including kits with chonky active cooling

In collaboration with Cooler Master, G.Skill has developed some impressive albeit large AMD ULL-EXPO RAM.

Montech debuts $59 TG3 PC case for gamers on tight budgets, complete with two tempered glass panels

Offering tempered glass front and side panels, as well as four RGB fans, the Montech TG3 offers plenty of bang for your buck.

TeamGroup gives its T-Create series a woody makeover at Computex

Planting the seeds for an all-wood PC, TeamGroup has crafted a T-Create SSD, RAM, fans, and AIO cooler with a lick of bark.

InWin’s GX-285 PC case comes with its own screen and gamepad to play arcade games

Featuring a landscape 10.1in LCD display on its front panel, the GX-285 wants to make monitoring your system a little more interactive.

InWin Breeze and Mist PC cases offer a unique touch of class with reeded glass panels

The diffusion of light and shadow from the Breeze and Mist's reeded glass panels offer a welcome and unique take on PC case design.

MSI Strike Nexus is the numpad I wish all keyboards had, complete with M.2 storage

Sporting a 4.3in touchscreen, the MSI Strike Nexus can launch apps and control your PC's RGB, while also serving as storage expansion.

Ducky rolls out Transformers keyboard with matching Optimus Prime mouse pad

This Optimus Prime keyboard is in the concept stage of development, but the potential for such a Transformers crossover is exciting.

Feast your eyes on this gorgeous Sapphire PhantomLink build at Computex

This open-air PC really showcases just how much of an effect Sapphire PhantomLink components can have on you rig's aestheic.