Bob Buskirk

ADATA Technology, a leading manufacturer of high-performance DRAM modules, NAND Flash products, and mobile accessories today launched the UE700 Pro USB flash drive. Featuring read/write speeds of up to 360/180MB/s[1]and up to 256GB of storage capacity, the drive offers users fast data transmissions and plenty of space for high-resolution movies, videos, and other data. What's more, it sports an ultra-thin 7mm form factor and a brushed aluminum surface that's highly portable and stylish.

So it looks like there really will be an RTX 2060 graphics card coming from NVIDIA. Renders of this card have been leaked by VideoCardz, which is Gigabyte's factory-overclocked card based on the GTX 2060.

When you make the jump from a single monitor to dual monitors you'll notice that a lot of real estate on your desk is taken up by these monitors and their stands. Also many monitor stands are junk and do not offer much in terms or adjusting viewing angles of your monitor. That is where a monitor arm comes in, it removes the stand giving you back that room on your desk and offers far more adjustment. Today we have the Z2-3D monitor arm from Arctic. It supports two monitors up to 27-inches, offers tilt, swivel, and rotation adjustments, and even comes with a USB 3.0 hub. Let's get some monitors on the Z2-3D and see what it can do!

When it comes to RGB accessories for your computer probably the most popular over the past year has been fans. Pretty much every manufacturer is making them, but with so many out there it is hard to distinguish a good kit from a pretty terrible kit. We've already reviewed a handful of RGB fan kits and today we have Cooler Master's flagship RGB fans, the MasterFan MF120R ARGB. These of course as the same suggests feature addressable RGB's, which allow for even more customization. Are these the perfect RGB fans for your system? Read on as we find out!

The Pacific R1 Plus will latch on to your 4-slot DIMM cluster much like air coolers we've seen in the past. But instead of cooling it provides four LED diffusers that gives the appearance of four RGB LED illuminated modules. This accessory is compatible with any type of standard height memory, DDR2-DDR4.

Late in November AMD filed a trademark application with the USPTO for a new logo for its second generation "Vega" graphics architecture. The logo itself looks very similar to the original Vega "V". but has two bands marking out the Roman numeral II (2).

HyperX, the gaming division of Kingston Technology Company, Inc. today announced it is the No.1 PC gaming headset brand in retail for two years running in 2017 and 2018. The achievement is based on total retail revenue in the United States according to the NPD Group - Retail Tracking Service.

It seems as if AORUS started something with their RGB memory, where 2 of the 4 memory modules were "dummy" modules. It seems as if Corsair is following suit as they have just introduced their Vengeance RGB Pro Light Enhancement Kit (model: CMWLEKIT2W/B), which is essentially dummy modules that look exactly like real Vengeance RGB Pro DIMMs.

Today Aqua Computer is proud to present the kryographics NEXT 2080 / Ti. These are the most sophisticated coolers Aqua Computer ever produced for graphics cards. All components are CNC machined in Aqua Computers own production facility in Germany and manufactured from the highest quality materials. The complex base plate is milled from 1.8kg raw material, the finished cooler weighs about 1.25kg - with backplate about 1.5kg.

We are back with yet another FNATIC Gear product! All three of the FNATIC Gear products we've taken a look at so far have been quite good, so we are excited to take a look at another. Up on the review block today we have the Clutch2 gaming mouse. It is quite similar to the Flick2, as it uses the same PixArt 3360 optical sensor and Omron switches, but is designed as a right-handed mouse. You still have the same number of buttons and excellent comfort too. Let's get to gaming and see what the Clutch2 can do!

Epic Games has started moving their entire collection of digitally-sold games away from Steam and to their own store, the Epic Games Store. This store will not only sell games published by Epic, but also third-party publishers, who will get 88% revenue share, compared to the 70% that publishers get on Steam.

We've already heard that AMD will be launching their 7 nm Zen 2 Ryzen desktop processors around Computex 2019, but it seems AMD is already keen to be teasing these processors. An AMD-contracted agency in South Korea has launched a new campaign in which they are asking people to guess Cinebench scores for upcoming AMD processors, specifically the Ryzen 7 3700X and Ryzen 5 3600X.