Dave James

A decent mid-way machine between the component compromise of a cheaper rig and the wallet-shaking Titan-based PCs.

This is the first high-end graphics card we've come across that's been designed from the ground up for the small form factor, mini-ITX crowd.

A sad return to the days of weak TN screens makes this a pricey screen to steer clear of.

The latest addition to Cooler Master's HAF range is a weird ol' beast, but we can't help but have a soft spot for its techie aspirations.

Inconsistent design choices aside, this ammo case-style chassis offers a lot to like.

Corsair's range of peripherals just gets bigger and bigger, and it's now adding a new raft of updates to its Vengeance line of gaming goodies.

A little variable in its wired and wireless performance, and far too expensive to forgive the problems

After all the huge tower fans we've looked at recently, it makes a refreshing change to be playing with something at the other end of the spectrum.

Despite attaching a budget price tag to the drive, the performance of the Ultra Plus means it can take on the big boys.

A great 24-inch, 120Hz screen for an absolute bargain price. Whether you love 3D or not, this is a quality monitor.

Right now, the HD 7870 XT is the bargain card of this gen, and the jokerCard is a perfect example.

This is a machine that's been specced and built from the ground up to be the quietest gaming PC you can put together while still nailing high performance.

The wheel of time turns and chipsets come to pass, and a year after the Z77 chipset's launch, you can pick up top-spec boards for a fraction of the price you could just a few months back.

While the Mad Catz designs polarise opinion, you generally can't argue with the quality of components used, and the FREQ 5 headset boasts a decent technical specification.

An impressive return to the water-cooling market by Cooler Master with a very capable budget liquid CPU chiller.

Get ready for some three-way SLI action with the world's fastest single GPU card.

This then is the Mad Catz STRIKE 5, the inevitable cheaper little brother to the impressively mad STRIKE 7. Well, I say cheaper, but it isn't cheap.

Curvaceous gaming mouse with more than a little precision engineering

Following hot on the crazy-priced heels of the Mad Catz STRIKE 7 gaming keyboard comes this ultra stylish, ultra techie riposte from peripherals guru Razer.

Can this fairly large slab of silicon and whirry bits shake AMD's unjust reputation for flaky drivers and weak performance?

1GB or 2GB? That is the question

This latest headset from Asus isn't bad, considering Asus is better known for motherboards and graphics cards.

Can this new budget IPS monitor from Viewsonic compete in an already fierce and crowded market?

This far down the pecking order of graphics cards you will really struggle to get anything close to decent gaming frame rates out of a normal 1080p screen.