Samuel Willetts - Page 71

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.
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Amazon’s PlayStation 5 discount beats Sony on price

Amazon has slyly set the cost for PS5 Disc Edition consoles just under Sony's PlayStation Direct promotional pricing.
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Here are the top gaming monitors to grab during Prime Big Deal Days

Some of our favourite monitors are on sale now as part of Prime Big Deal Days, making them a better buy than ever.
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Gigabyte X870E Aorus Pro review: style and substance

Underneath the flashy appearance of X870E Aorus lies an AM5 motherboard packing a punch that's as pretty as it is powerful.
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ASRock X870E Taichi Lite review: trimming the fat

Few details separate X870E Taichi Lite from its more expensive sibling, retaining all the overclocking chops you could ask of a motherboard.
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MSI MAG X870 Tomahawk WiFi review: all that you could axe for

Shifting to AMD's X870 chipset, MSI makes smart changes to its Tomahawk WiFi motherboard that make it a better buy than its predecessor.
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Here’s how MSI makes over 1.3 million motherboards a month

MSI kindly invited us to take a tour of its factory in Shenzhen, to show us exactly what it takes to build 35,000 motherboards a day.
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If I were building a QHD gaming PC, I’d buy this Radeon graphics card for it

AMD created a QHD champion with Radeon RX 7800 XT and now the price of the stylish Sapphire Pure model is more affordable than ever.
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Fractal Design Era 2 review: a souped-up successor

A refined design sees Era 2 successfully build on its original namesake while taking cues from other cases in Fractal's lineup.
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MSI Cubi NUC 1M review: a petite, professional eco-warrior

MSI Cubi NUC 1M is a great SFF system for general computing, with a low power draw and temperatures that make for a quaint, quiet machine.
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