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3 days ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
Kingston is a very well-established name in the world of memory and storage, and I’ve been using their products for longer than I’ve been at eTeknix, which has been a very long time indeed. The brand has consistently delivered high-performance products for demanding users, while also having a great reputation for competitive prices.
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1 week ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
That’s right folks, the latest trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI is here at last, and my goodness, is it looking good! Firstly, the graphics, they’re pretty breathtaking and this is our best look at the city yet. Character models, animation, cars, planes, water, and so much more are all looking set to be a truly next-generation experience; something surprisingly lacking for this generation of consoles. If anything, I can’t see this running above 30fps on consoles, just no way, not in hell.
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2 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
be quiet! has a fantastic history in the PC market. I have been doing this long enough to remember their first generation of products, starting with a simple GPU cooler, and they’ve come a long way. Winning countless awards for their excellent quality, performance and designs in power supplies, CPU air and liquid coolers, fans, and cases.
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2 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
Navigating the power supply market can often feel like wading through a sea of similar specifications, but Endorfy is aiming to make your decision remarkably straightforward with their new EY7A011. This 1000w unit isn’t just about providing ample power for today’s and tomorrow’s high-end CPU and GPU combinations; it’s about delivering that power efficiently and reliably.
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2 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
DeepCool has just announced the launch of its latest Micro-ATX PC cases, the CH260 and CH270 DIGITAL cases. These new additions are set to provide enthusiasts with a compelling blend of robust performance and efficient use of space, albeit it’s just a shame there are so few mATX boards hitting the market these days.
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3 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
DeepCool is one of my favourite PC brands, with an incredible range of PC cases, coolers, power supplies and more. However, today we’re obviously focusing on the cooling aspect, and given that Cool is half of their brand name, it’s no surprise that it’s one of the things that they excel at. It features one of their popular digital display that can be found, in one form or another, on many of their other air coolers, AIO and even PC cases.
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3 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
When you think of AMD, your brain more than likely goes straight to Sapphire. After all, they are arguably the go-to brand when it comes to AMD partners, and over the years, they’ve been synonymous with creating some of the best graphics cards released on behalf of the red team, with their Nitro+ range being at the forefront.
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3 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | Peter Donnell
Get ready to throw some new colour into your PC case, as DeepCool has just dropped its brand-new FL Series case fans, and they’re bringing a fresh twist to keeping your rig cool and looking seriously stylish. Say hello to the FL12 (WH) and FL12R (WH) 120mm, packing vibrant ARGB lighting, promising whisper-quiet operation, and reliable build quality. What makes these fans particularly interesting is DeepCool’s focus on tidiness.
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4 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | As a child |Peter Donnell
Deepcool continues to innovate in the PC case market, and while they have an impressive range of ATX cases, today we’re focusing on the smaller end of their range, with the CH160 and the CH170 mini-ITX cases. Their latest offerings present a compelling option for Mini-ITX enthusiasts, with the CH160 offering an interesting blend of tempered glass and a built-in carry handle, making it well-suited for those who move their PC around a lot.
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4 weeks ago | 
eteknix.com | As a child |Peter Donnell
When the 4060 Ti launched, it wasn’t exactly well-received, and for multiple reasons. The first being that the 8GB model was released to start, sporting a 128-bit bus for $399, and led to a lot of criticism from reviewers and end-consumers, even before it launched. Two months later, NVIDIA tried to rectify the issue with the 16GB variant, but it featured the same memory interface and a price premium of $100 more, putting it closer to RTX 4070 territory.
