When I build a system, either for myself or someone else, I often end up with a lower priced, and lower featured motherboard. Unfortunately, it’s often difficult to find reviews for these boards, so it was nice to see this mid-range MSI B360 review popup this morning. Today we have our first B360 chipset motherboard review for you. MSI’s […]
Read more
I haven’t seen many Intel Braswell NAS reviews, it’s great that they are starting to come out. At just about this time last year, many vendors were rolling out their products based on the new Bay Trail platform from Intel. With many of those products ushering in a new generation of performance that further pushed the uptick in power efficiency […]
Read more
Streamcom HTPC chassis look fantastic, have good build quality, and are well thought out – at least that’s been my experience. The F12C looks to be no exception either, although I do find the front to be a bit too boring-slab-of-aluminum for my personal taste. While up until this chassis hit the lab for testing, we will admit that Streacom […]
Read more
I don’t get it. Not why a portable Wi-Fi enable storage device would be useful, but why for $70 you have to BYOS[torage] to a device that stands up its own AP (unclear if it can be a client on an existing network) which would potentially take your mobile off a useful network. For that much $ you could get […]
Read more
What is wrong with motherboard names these days!? Sometimes I feel like a frumpy old man reading these reviews :). Nomenclature asside, Skylake has me a bit excited, and with the recent outpouring of product, and reviews around the ecosystem it looks to have taken the OEMs and PC sites along as well. After Intel left the motherboard market, I’ve […]
Read more
There are very few times when, after reading the intro paragraph for a review, that I am legitimately jealous. So well done TweakTown. Lucky Bastards ;). When LG reached out to me asking if I’d like to review their brand new 65-inch 4K curved OLED TV, how could I say no? I had read about it and salivated over the […]
Read more
Retail cable modem routers is a relatively new consumer product, and I can’t say a blame OEMs getting into this market. Bundled MSO modems tend to suck, and it’s nice to have a single device that does it all – as long as it meets your requirements for a modem and a Wi-Fi Router. The TP-Link Archer CR700 like […]
Read more
I must admit, that I’ve never heard of Areca before so it was interesting to see what their entry level solution was capable of. It is probably a bit expensive for most home users, but if you’re planning to roll-your-own ultimate NAS it could fit the bill. With the launch of third-generation SAS products, Areca is now offering a full […]
Read more