EVGA’s GTX 970 FTW is one of the fastest sub-$400 GPUs on the market and when paired up with the new ACX 2.0 heatsink, it also happens to be one of the quietest.

MSI’s X99S Gaming 7 is something of a rarity; MSI has included a full stable of gamer-centric features and yet it is quite affordable when compared to other X99 motherboards

BenQ’s BL3200PT combines a massive screen size with an Advanced-MVA panel to create a monitor that’s a perfect fit for optimizing workflow while delivering good color reproduction.

There has been a lot of talk about the prevalence of graphics card coil whine and we decided to take a closer look by detailing our tests of 50 cards from NVIDIA and AMD.

NVIDIA’s GTX 970 is arguably the most popular graphics card on the market today. In this roundup we take a look at examples from EVGA, GALAX and Gigabyte.

EVGA’s X99 Classified is supposed to be the pinnacle of motherboard design, bringing with it tons of features and high end performance. But with so many competitors, can the new Classified differentiate itself?

They say good things come in small packages and Kingston’s M.2 2280 is one of the most compact SSDs available and comes it in at a reasonable price.

G.Skill’s Ripjaws4 16GB memory kit may be one of the many overclocking-focused DDR4 products on the market but unlike many, it’s very affordable and offers a good amount of headroom.

NVIDIA’s GTX 970 is arguably the best bang for buck graphics card currently available. That makes two of them in SLI an amazing performance value that will provide plenty of future proofing.

NVIDIA’s Maxwell architecture is a perfect fit for the notebook market. With the new GTX 980M and GTX 970M, Maxwell is poised to offer unheard-of performance and extremely long battery life, two benchmarks which previous GPUs struggled to achieve.