Dave James

This time it's AMD getting in on the ultra-enthusiast segment, having given its AIB partners a little time in the sun with their own dual-GPU, Tahiti-based cards.

Mini Review Outstanding specs and performance for the price, but it makes a noise about it.

Mini Review The performance and build quality is certainly there, but does this desktop PC offer value for money?

Mini Review Haswell has a lot to offer mobile gaming, but does this laptop fulfil the promise?

Samsung's first 1TB SSD has finally landed, and we have got our thermal paste covered hands on one to see what's new.

Custom ACX cooling and a healthy overclock. Just don't mention how it looks.

An update to the budget gaming chip of choice from the Piledriver generation.

A new mini-ITX motherboard with its aim firmly set on the overclocking crowd.

How much video memory do you actually need, and how little can you really expect to get away with on a fairly entry-level graphics card these days?

The GTX 670 FTW Signature 2 lays claim to being fast enough to give a reference GTX 680 a gentle kick in the nuts.

Undercutting its AMD rival is a good start, but a storming performance seals the deal.

The new GTX 780 is the top of the GTX 700 series tree and contains nearly all the goodness that made the GTX Titan such a desirable graphics card.

A gorgeous chassis and a hilarious name, just too far north of expensive

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.