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MSI RTX 5060 Ti 16G Gaming OC Video Card Review

1 week ago | overclockers.com | Joe Shields

Our next card for review is a lower-midrange Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti. MSI sent their RTX 5060 Ti 16G Gaming OC version, which features a dual fan Twin Frozr 10 Thermal Design and RGB lighting. It won’t be the center of attention in your chassis, as the large fans dominate the front, leaving little room for embellishments. However, the RGB lighting accents add some flair to the otherwise plain-looking card.
MSI Geforce RTX 5070 12G Vanguard SOC Launch Edition Review

1 month ago | overclockers.com | Joe Shields

The next card on the test bench is the midrange Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070. In our case, MSI’s Vangaurd SOC Edition comes with unique packaging and a special surprise box where you get one of several Lucky figures. Oh, and there’s a pretty good video card in the box too. The Vanguard GPU offers robust cooling using their tri-fan Hyper Frozr Thermal design, while aesthetically, it has a black on silver shell with a line of RGB lighting slicing through the face.
ASRock Phantom Gaming B860I Lightning WiFi Motherboard Review

1 month ago | overclockers.com | Bartosz Waluk

Today we have one more ASRock motherboard with the B860 chipset. This time, it’s the B860I Lightning WiFi, which is mini ITX-size. The motherboard is fully packed with gaming features, while the lower chipset promises high performance at a lower price. The motherboard supports all the latest Intel processors and high-speed CUDIMM RAM, but you must read our review to find out how much it offers.
ASRock B860M Steel Legend WiFi Motherboard Review

1 month ago | overclockers.com | Bartosz Waluk

ASRock is back with the B860, lower motherboards designed for Intel Arrow Lake processors. These are lower, but still well-equipped gaming series, just not as rich as motherboards with the Z890 chipset. As a result, we get interesting options at a much lower price, which should be well-balanced for most gamers and users who mix work with entertainment.
G.Skill Trident Z5 CK 48GB DDR5-8800 Memory Kit Review

1 month ago | overclockers.com | Bartosz Waluk

With the premiere of the Intel Arrow Lake series processors, we also received a faster memory type called CUDIMM or CKD. The key difference is a built-in clock driver that helps stabilize high frequencies. Even though we are a few months after the premiere, many RAM manufacturers still feed us only with press releases, while it’s hard to find any of their CUDIMM memory series in stores.
ASRock Phantom Gaming B850I Lightning WiFi Motherboard Review

2 months ago | overclockers.com | Bartosz Waluk

We don’t often review motherboards in mini ITX format. Tiny AM5 motherboards are especially rare, so it’s a nice move from ASRock, which decided to give us the B850I Lightning. The motherboard seems to fit perfectly between budget and high-end options. It also promises gaming features to all those who don’t want to sacrifice quality but also can’t afford or don’t want to spend money on top motherboards.
ASRock B850M Steel Legend WiFi Motherboard Review

2 months ago | overclockers.com | Bartosz Waluk

ASRock is back with its latest mid-shelf options, which are still feature-rich and should satisfy most gamers. We will start with the latest models with the AMD B850 chipset and then move to Intel B860 options. However, you have to wait a few days for that. Both chipsets are called similarly. In addition, ASRock has motherboards that are similarly specified for both chipsets, where the most significant difference is the CPU socket, so making a mistake is easy.
MSI RTX 5080 Suprim SOC Review: Blackwell Done Suprim(ly)

2 months ago | overclockers.com | Joe Shields

Today, we present Overclockers.com’s first 5000 series Blackwell-based video card review. The new Blackwell architecture promises increased performance through various methods, including introducing DLSS4 (from 3) and neural rendering, where the GPU uses generative AI to create parts of a frame. This new technology comes from a huge GB202 monolithic die built on the same 5nm (TSMC 4N) and uses the first implementation of GDDR7 vRAM and a PCIe 5.0 connection.
TEAMGROUP T-FORCE XTREEM CKD 48GB DDR5-8400 CUDIMM Memory Kit Review

Jan 24, 2025 | overclockers.com | Bartosz Waluk

We rarely see improvements in the memory department other than the new generation of DDR memory that almost only brings higher bandwidth, so introducing a built-in clock driver is undoubtedly exciting for computer enthusiasts and overclockers. Even though the new type of memory has been with us for a couple of weeks, TEAMGROUP is the first to deliver us a review sample. It’s not a regular series, but the XTREEM CKD is designed for the most demanding users.
CES 2025: The Show Floor

Jan 14, 2025 | overclockers.com | Joe Shields

Over the last two days, we have been on the show floor for several hours, covering quite a bit of the Las Vegas Convention Center. We didn’t cover everything, but we saw a lot of what they had to offer. From Sony and LG to OEMs and ODMs from all over the planet (but especially Asia), we saw it here. The first two images are from the airplane (we waited an hour to get de-iced) and a picture in front of my hotel room door. This year, home base was at the Luxor.