Recent content by darthrevan13

You said nothing about the mouse's tracking performance which is one of the most important aspect when reviewing a gaming mouse!!! Seriously, this is a glaring omission! Please, make sure you include such information in future mouse reviews. Also it would be idea if you could update this one...

So it was true all along! Nvidia can implement Variable Refresh Rate (G-Sync) over Display Port 1.2a using the VESA's Adaptive Sync standard but it's deactivated by the driver that searches that the display is strictly connected over eDP. OMG Nvidia, you are such assholes! I will never buy a...

Oh Intel. You're drunk. Go home. Who in their right mind would buy a Skylake processor at 350 when the price is similar to the 5820K that has 6 cores and can reach 4.5Ghz in most cases. Given the push on DX12 for spreading the workload to more cores (more than 4) I don't see any compelling...

Grand Theft Auto 5 is the most likely, had a very good launch and few issues and the game-play meets expectations. Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt as a runner up, awesome gameplay, although I haven't finished it and the game is pretty poorly optimized, as are all the games in this series. I can't say...

Why I love Tom's Hardware? The site has one of the broadest hardware reviews I know, up to date graphs about what processors/SSDs/motherboards/monitors/GPUs are worth buying now, with comparison in terms of performance and other relevant metrics, great system builds and reviews every quarter...

If you're really into Ubuntu (or Debain) for that matter, Canonical just lunched Snappy Ubuntu Core which is a stripped down version of their linux. It requires a 600Mhz processor, 128MB of RAM, 4GB of space (altough it uses about 40MB) and it works on ARM as well as x86 architectures. The...

If the display is 4K then you can scale them down to 1080p or 720p beautifully because for every pixel there will be exactly 2 and 3 pixels, and the image will not look fuzzy at all. It's an exact integer number.I don't know why they're pushing 4K displays so late, they should have fixed...

As far as I know you clan't increase the ram and the space of the ssd in any kind of upgrade. The parts are non removable and are glued directly to the motherboard. You would have to change the entire motherboard in order to upgrade it. That's how they made room for the jumbo cooler and battery...