Alogic has unveiled the Ark Pro power bank, a stylish yet monstrous device with a 27,600mAH capacity designed for ...

After months of testing over 50 Z890 motherboards, we've gathered a massive amount of data. Was it worth it? Who knows, but if you're looking for ...

NZXT is back with some new motherboards - this time they based on Intel's Z690 chipset. Today Leo checks out the N5 model ...

Leo takes a £1850 Z690 board package on a test run and comes away with some very strong feelings. It's Leo, would you expect anything else? Read more here: <a href=" The MSRP for the Z690 Godlike is ...

We use a Kill-A-Watt wall meter to measure the power consumption of our GPU test bed as a whole to gauge the relative power ...

Most modern power supplies can deliver between 500-1500W and between 80-95% efficiency – 5-20% of lost energy is dispersed as heat. The form factor refers to the size of the motherboard in which ...

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Asus partner DIY-APE is already working on BTF 3.0, which aims to create a cableless connection between the power supply unit, motherboard, and GPU. This next-generation standard introduces a new ...

By implementing back-of-motherboard power connections, the BTF standard hides cables from view, contributing to a cleaner interior layout. In some designs, Asus utilizes a proprietary connector ...

How so? A massive graphics card power connection right on the motherboard. In addition to a higher power throughput and lower temperatures, the new version of the GC-HPWR connection is markedly ...

It’s only because of a long list of problems and promised fixes that we’d even consider opting for Intel’s new platform and consider a motherboard ... code display and power and reset ...

Expanding cost-effective power generation through competitive procurement of new generation assets and by switching to lower-cost sources of supply. Boosting regional power integration through ...