by The Chomping Turtle | Sep 10, 2020 | Console Gaming, PC Gaming
With the RTX 3000 series unveiling last week, Nvidia didn’t just take first aim at putting down the upcoming “Big Navi”, and 8K gaming with the monster RTX3090, but with the RTX 3070 priced at £449/$499, Nvidia are basically saying “here buy this for the same price as...
by The Chomping Turtle | Mar 31, 2020 | Gaming Laptops, PC Gaming
With many people using their laptops and PCs more now we are all stuck inside, some of us are starting to realise how outdated they are. With video game launches still going strong and some top graphically demanding games like Doom Eternal and Half Life Alyx being...
by The Chomping Turtle | Jan 24, 2014 | Console Gaming, PC Component Deals, PC Gaming
I have added to the original article on the A10-7850K the videos below, but incase you didnt see that, here are a collection of real benchmarks from people with the A10-7850K in their system. All these videos are running the fast 2133MHz RAM which is required to get...
by The Chomping Turtle | Jan 22, 2014 | Console Gaming, PC Gaming
While this is just a rumour, it has quiet a bit of backing. Since Nvidia have been very quiet for a while on the next generation “Maxwell” based Nvidia GTX graphics cards, today some websites are claiming a 18th of February launch for the new graphics card...
by The Chomping Turtle | Jan 16, 2014 | PC Component Deals, PC Gaming
This deal for the superb FX8320 Black Edition processor from AMD come hot from the latest Kaveri APUs being released. This one is for serious gamers, who have a graphics card already (or plan to get one in a system build. The FX8320 is a superb processor, featuring...
by The Chomping Turtle | Jan 15, 2014 | Console Gaming, PC Component Deals, PC Gaming
AMD have carved themselves a good niche with their APUs. Having the processor combined with a good onboard graphics card for low cost, has proved very successful in laptops, and ideal for HTPC and small form factor PCs. Not having to worry about a large graphics card...
