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Does Kingston bring the punch with the new KC2000 NVMe SSD? Let's find out.

Today we look at the upcoming Phison E16 controller on the PCIe 3.0 bus and dive into the architecture details.

HyperX teams with Swarovski on some blinged-out gaming keyboards, mice, and headsets.

ADATA beats HyperX Predator DDR4 RAM speed record, with XPG XOCL RAM hitting a huge 5634MHz.

HyperX deubuts enthusiast microphone for gaming & podcasts.

Audiophile quality headphones tip up from HyperX.

HyperX outs their very own portable SSD!

We teamed up with Supermicro, Intel, ZOTAC, Corsair, and Kingston to build a $2000 Gaming PC which we are also giving away!

Who wouldn't want to win a TweakTown pre-built $2000 Gaming PC powered by Supermicro, Intel, Corsair, ZOTAC, and Kingston? Woo!

HyperX's new Alloy FPS keyboard features RGB colors and Kailh silver speed switches.

In Win announces that their 2018 Mod in Taiwan 2.0 event is NOW OPEN!

Want to set up NVMe RAID on a Supermicro Z370 board? Here's a how-to guide!

Mad Catz is back with a new fleet of gaming devices for 2018.

The HyperX Alloy FPS Pro mechanical gaming keyboard ticks most the right boxes and considering its price, it's worth a look.

Kingston's HyperX Alloy Elite mechanical gaming keyboard has just been released to market and here's our full review of it.

If you're a first person shooter kind of gamer, you ought to spend some time checking out HyperX's new Pulsefire FPS gaming mouse.

We put the latest from Kingston's HyperX division, the Savage 64GB USB 3.0 pen drive, to the test and see how it does.

HyperX audio headsets continue being a big hit with console and PC gamers everywhere.

Kingston's SSDNow UV400 480GB SSD offers overall great value. Let's take a close look at how it performs against other value drives.

Kingston HyperX's newish ALLOY FPS mechanical gaming keyboard featuring Cherry MX Blue switches goes under the spotlight.

The ASUS Australia 2016 Water Cooling event in Sydney, Australia shows the commitment that ASUS has working with retailers to educate them on water cooling.

A new AMD partnered modding competition is kicking off next month in the AU with two world-class modders. Winner wins a modded PC.

Kingston HyperX has spruced up its Cloud headset with the MAV Edition, re-releasing it with some cool extras and a specialty design. Let's take a look.

LinusTechTips reaches a new high, builds a $30,000 gaming PC that allows 7 gamers to play simultaneously.

Kingston's HyperX Savage DDR4-3000 16GB dual-channel RAM kit gets tested to see what it can do in our labs. Should you buy it? Read on.

Kingston's DataTraveler microDuo 3C USB 3.1 Type-C pen drive is one of the quickest Pico sized solutions we have tested is in the lab so far.

Set out to entice entry-level gamers into the HyperX zone, the Cloud Core gaming headset is compatible with PC, Max, PS4, Xbox One and Wii U.

Check out our new be quiet! Silent Base 800 system, which is a new super-fast, but super-silent gaming PC.

We are in the process of building two new high-end PCs, come take a sneak peak.

Mod ALL the things! It seems that the 'old school' trend of 'Do It Yourself' has come back in force.

We provide an insight into the booming gaming peripheral industry and complications associated with it. Insider information lays within!

Kingston launches a new HyperX SSD. Slated to replace Kingston's three year old HyperX 3K, the HyperX Savage is the fastest SATA-based SSD from HyperX.

Jjsky5000 PC Mods isn't one to think inside the box. Here's a crazy mod that has been toted one of CES' best - The Red Dragon.

Today Chris spends time telling us all about Kingston's HyperX 3K SSD in the 480GB capacity. Should this be your next SSD? Read on and find out.

Today Chris gives us a rundown on all of the current SSD toolboxes available. We look at software from all the big players in this handy article.

The HyperX Fury is the latest storage solution from Kingston. Read on as we take this pen drive through testing to see how it performs against others.

If "quiet" and "gaming" together in the same sentence seems impossible, read our review of AVADirect's Quiet Gaming PC, which lives up to its name.