AMD’s new 300-series graphics card lineup is officially here. We demystify some of the assumptions and take a high level look at what these cards bring to the table.

AMDs is on the verge of launching their hotly anticipated next generation graphics architecture, code named Fiji. We delve into the elements that could make or break their new cards.

G-SYNC has been around for a while now and it’s being updated. NVIDIA is moving it into notebookes, there are new monitors and some interesting new features.

Phanteks’ newest addition, the Enthoo EVOLV ATX may be a bit expensive but it is everything we could possibly want in a case.

The NVIDIA GTX 980 Ti is finally here and it is a monster. Priced at just $649, boasting 6GB of memory and capable of rendering 4K without breaking a sweat, this is the card to have.

Android TV is here and NVIDIA’s SHIELD acts as its flagship piece of hardware. Can this combination lead to success in the set top market? Maybe….

AMD’s A10-7870K APU, code named Godavari, is a simple refresh of Kaveri with higher clock speeds and a new low price. We take a closer look.

Water cooling and graphics cards are two things that go perfectly together. EVGA’s GTX 980 HYBRID combines both elements into a new card that features insane clock speeds, near silence and awesome performance.

Inexpensive yet fully featured, the new Carbide 100R costs less than $75 but it still has to compete in a very full segment.

AMD’s FreeSync has been a hot topic of discussion and after weeks of intensive use, we’re finally ready to put our thoughts down on paper. Is it everything we hoped it would be?