It has been many years since we last had a review of a PSU from Zalman, even though they currently are offering dozens of models. In this review we are having a look at the newest and most powerful addition to their EBT series, the ZM1200-EBT 1200W un…
It has been many years since we last had a review of a PSU from Zalman, even though they currently are offering dozens of models. In this review we are having a look at the newest and most powerful addition to their EBT series, the ZM1200-EBT 1200W un…
Google’s latest phones, the Pixel and Pixel XL, still provide that pure Android experience along with at least two years of timely software and security updates. There’s also Google Assistant, which makes it even easier to query informatio…
Google’s latest phones, the Pixel and Pixel XL, still provide that pure Android experience along with at least two years of timely software and security updates. There’s also Google Assistant, which makes it even easier to query informatio…
One significant motherboard update that has been drawn out over time has been the integration of 10 Gigabit Ethernet on consumer level motherboards, and specifically copper based 10GBase-T that is backwards compatible with the majority of home networks using RJ-45. While the traction of 10G is scaling in business and enterprise, cost remains a big barrier to home and prosumer networking, but also consumer based implementations. We recently posted a news update with the current 10GBase-T motherboards on the market, and this is the second review of that list: today we are testing ASUS’ new high-end LGA2011-3 workstation refresh model, the ASUS X99-E-10G WS. The motherboard uses Intel’s latest 10GBase-T controller, the X550, which runs as a PCIe 3.0 x4 implementation.