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Intel SSD 545s Review

Intel's 545s is the first consumer drive with IMFT's new 64-layer 3D NAND. All eyes are on Intel to see if the 545s can run with the 850 EVO.

Crypto War 3: ‘Five Eyes’ And G20 Nations Plan Renewed...

The third crypto war is about to begin, as Five Eyes and G20 nations start to coordinate an assault on end-to-end encryption.

Nintendo Updates 'Arms' With LAN Play, Arena Mode

The update highlights Nintendo's growing comfort with patching games after their release and drives home the company's increasing focus on local multiplayer and esports in its first-party titles.

As Prices Soar, Graphics Card Manufacturers Appeal To C...

The price of many GTX 1060s on Newegg has risen above $400, even though many retailed for around $350 not too long ago. Amazon seems to have sold out of many GTX 1060s

The Tom's Hardware Definitive List Of PC Games (Updated...

Tom's Hardware is assembling the definitive list of PC games in a number of genres, but we need your help. Give us your suggestions and vote for your favorite games.

Gigabyte Announces X299 Aorus Gaming Pre-Order Specials...

Intel's X-series CPUs are coming, and if you want to take advantage of their multitudinous cores and threads, you'll need a new motherboard.

Aerocool Revealed New AIO Cooler, Fan, Fan Hub At Compu...

In addition to new cases and an RGB gaming chair, Aerocool showed off a new 240mm all-in-one cooler, fan, and fan hub at Computex 2017.

Nintendo's SNES Classic Edition Arrives September 29 Fo...

The smaller version of Nintendo's classic console will also include "Star Fox 2," which was never released to the public.

Intel Hyperthreading Bug Unearthed In Kaby Lake And Sky...

According to Henrique de Moraes Holschuh, a Debian Linux developer, Kaby Lake and Skylake processors have a serious flaw in their hyperthreading implementation.

NEC EX341R Monitor Review

Curved ultra-wide monitors are more frequently seen in gaming systems, but they are appearing on enterprise desktops, too. Today, we’re looking at NEC’s EX341R.

KFA2/Galax GeForce GTX 1080 Ti EXOC Review

KFA2/Galax creates an attractive alternative to Nvidia's Founders Edition card, complete with more performance, a quieter cooler and same dual-slot form factor.

Analogix's ICVR Could Make VR HMDs Less Cumbersome

Analogix Semiconductor, Dell, LG, and Tencent revealed plans for ICVR, or "Interface for Connected VR," in an attempt to standardize the physical connectivity of VR HMDs.

Setting Up Your PSVR: A Step-By-Step Guide

The PlayStation VR is the easiest of the three major VR systems to setup, but it's not quite as simple as plugging in a console. Follow along as we walk you through the process.

Lucid VR's 180-Degree Camera Shipping Just In Time For...

After nearly two years of development and marketing, Lucid VR is finally bringing its 180-degree 3D camera to the market. Crowdfunding partners have hardware in their hands, and the company is gearing up for general availability.

Aerocool Put Cases Front And Center At Computex

Although the company seemed to be focused mainly on its flagship P7-C1 chassis and gaming chairs, the other cases the company had on display are certainly worthy of your attention as well.

Watch Us Play 'Dirt 4'

End the week with us as we race on off-road tracks in Codemasters' latest game.

Google Plans To Stop Scanning Emails To Personalize Gma...

The company said this change results from its decision to make the professional version of Gmail, which is included in G Suite, "more closely align" with the consumer version.

CyberArk: Windows 10 Vulnerable To Rootkits Via Intel's...

CyberArk has discovered a hooking technique that can take advantage of Intel's Processor Trace functionality to bypass Windows security features such as the "PatchGuard" kernel protection.

G.Skill's New DDR4 Preps For X299 With Tighter Timings...

G.Skill announced new high-speed DDR4 memory with tighter timings specifically designed for Intel's X-series processors and X299 chipset motherboards.

SilverStone Expands Its Strider Titanium PSU Line (Upda...

SilverStone expanded its Strider Titanium series with three high capacity and highly efficient PSUs. All of the new models are fully modular and quite compact, given their power specifications.

'Furi' Gets Limited Edition Physical Copies For PS4, PC

The PC version has a physical copy of the game, the soundtrack, a manual, and Steam codes for both "Furi" and the "One More Fight" downloadable content. Only 5,000 copies were made for each platform.

'Dirt 4' Livestream And Your Favorite Games: Community...

Community Roundup is here to let you know the best of what's going on in the Tom's Hardware forums on a regular basis.

Croteam Shows 'The Talos Principle' In Virtual Reality,...

Croteam's VR version of its 2014 game is just as fun as its PC and console siblings, but it needs more work.

GTX 1070 Prices Soar Alongside The 'Ethereum' Cryptocur...

The rise of a new cryptocurrency, Ethereum, is giving system builders and gamers a case of deja vu as the price on graphics cards sharply increases.

Custom Keycaps Coming From Corsair, MSI, And Thermaltak...

Some major keyboard makers are wading into the aftermarket keycap waters.

Deepcool Gamer Storm Captain 240EX RGB Review

The Deepcool Gamer Storm Captain 240EX RGB keeps all the performance of the Captain EX Series, while adding decorative RGB lighting to the water cooling system.

Playful Studios Is More Than Lucky: A Fireside Chat Wit...

A conversation with Playful's CEO about his company's new games, the state of VR, and the future of mixed reality.

Creating A New Home For Humanity With 'Surviving Mars,'...

Haemimont Games will challenge you to create a Martian colony that can support human life and withstand the forces of Martian nature.

Blizzard Announces Changes To 'Overwatch' Loot Boxes, '...

The company said it will be giving out fewer duplicate items in "Overwatch" and more Legendary cards in "Hearthstone."

Lian Li Brought A Bevy Of New Chassis To Computex

Lian Li showcased (pun intended) big cases, small cases, and everything in between in Taipei, and there was no shortage of tempered glass and aluminum at Lian Li's Computex booth this year.