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Introduction Today we’re taking a look at KLEVV’s Bolt V 32GB (2x16GB) 6400MHz DDR5 memory kit (KD5AGUA80-64A320H) to see how it performs on our Rocket Lake test bend and whether it’ll help level up your gaming rig. KLEVV is the premium brand for Essencore which was established in 2014 with the...

On the Red team front, your need a 5700 or 5700 Xt to beat it or a 5600 Xt to land slightly below it. I do not recall any with DVI connectors though, but I also haven't tried researching it yet...

Ah! OK. So you're looking for a dual link DVI-D capable cable/adapter/GPU for that monitor. Single link is limited to 1080p resolution (well, actually 1200p), dual link lets you hit what that monitor can do. More Google foo on this subject says... a passive HDMI to dual link cable is not...

So.. I sat in one of these at CES this year. 3x 49" monitors surrounding you is absolutely impressive. However, I'm not what I consider to be tall (at 5'11") and found I could barely get my legs into the thing without some serious origami/discomfort. Maybe it was just how that one was put...

More context is needed here - there isn't "just DVI" -> there's DVI-D and DVI-I. DVI-D carries ONLY a digital signal (and can generally directly convert to HDMI/DP with relative ease) and DVI-I carries the digital PLUS analog (that easily converts to VGA - basically from the 4 pins arranged in a...

It’s always a good time to get invited out to a press gaggle and GIGABYTE was gracious enough to extend such an invitation out to San Diego to show off its upcoming Z790 based motherboards. We suspect San Diego was selected so they too could enjoy the away from home experience on the...

Teamgroup even brought a 120mm AIO to Computex this year - that and other photos here - https://www.thefpsreview.com/2023/06/02/computex-2023-roundup-everything-we-saw-from-adata-to-zotac/#ftoc-heading-23

We’re out spending some time with GIGABYTE at its Fast Track Gen X: Speed Simplified event in San Diego and one of the interesting things that they brought along with them was a half height GeForce RTX 4060 GPU. It is officially known as the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4060 OC Low Profile 8G which tell...

Here's a picture of it in action at CES in January of this year. It's VERY bright compared to the CRG9 and looks fantastic. Though, I also understand that Samsung sent a full calibration squad in to make sure it looked good and locked out all the on screen menus. Pardon my driving skills! I...

For sale: my 49" Samsung CRG9. Available in "October" for shipping in original box.

Quite frankly, it's very very difficult to do it this way just for how the whole search engine optimization stuff works. Publishing two "reviews" of a single product becomes duplicate content (especially on the written side of things) in the eyes of Google/Bing and the two pieces will compete...

Introduction On our test bench, today is the Iceberg Thermal IceSLEET G6 Stealth heatsink fan unit. It joins the other coolers in the IceSLEET family, of which we’ve previously looked at the IceSLEET X5, IceSLEET X6, and IceSLEET X7. Consistent with their naming convention, the number of...

Search engine optimization rules the day - will probably focus on more 1:1 matchups for now. The aim here is to look at upgrade scenarios....

Introduction On our workbench today we have the Thermaltake SWAFAN EX12 RGB White fans (CL-F161-PL12SW-A) to take a look at and get our first impressions of them. We’re presenting this as a quick write up but we’ve done a video where we’ll fire them up to see how they sound and take a look at...

Saw these in action at Computex. Should hopefully be getting some in to review.

You've got my dual spicy e5-2698v4 rig beaten by just a few yards there 🙃

Your current AIO should mount fine on AM5 - in general, anything that used the generic backplate for AM4 should mount just fine on AM5. The main outliers are things that used some form of custom backplate for AM4 (e.g. the Enermax LIQTECH III that I reviewed several years ago - however, Enermax...

Got a pack of these in a bit ago - will be doing a quick hands on video/write up on them in the near future.

That's a limitation of the free plugin that makes threads. It literally counts characters and chops at the next word. The paid plugin that we used to have was a little better but went unsupported shortly after buying and broke the site under load (hooray for $300 gone). There's really not many...

We've got a media contact but they have declined to sample us. If we run out of sampled drives and need the content we'll probably grab a 990 for a review but that's one component that everyone and their mom wants reviewed right now....