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In a world where meetings are increasingly going digital and even job interviews or customer appointments are conducted via camera, it is no longer a luxury to think about the quality of your own webcam setup, but rather an act of necessity with aesthetic and functional requirements. The EMEET Piko wants to gain a foothold in precisely this niche [...]
TRYX – a name that somehow brings to mind energy drinks or inexpensive gaming mice. But this time it’s about an all-in-one water cooling system with a 360 mm radiator and plenty of ARGB. According to the marketing department, the Panorama 360 ARGB is supposed to combine “design with performance”. Sure – that’s [...]
It was supposed to be simple: a fixed launch date, a finished article, tested cards on the table. But when NDA embargoes turn out to be moving targets and certain dates are apparently shared only selectively, even solid preparation becomes a game of chance. That’s exactly what happened today. The article had to be postponed, even though it was [...]
A new name has found its way into our Mini PC test series! Now that we’ve been finding identical SoC mainboards in different cases more frequently, we’ve got something really fresh again. Packaging and scope of delivery The black box certainly matches the name. The barely recognizable design with the stone wall somehow reminds me of [...]
Biwin is a Chinese manufacturer specializing in the development and production of storage solutions. The company offers a wide range of products, including solid-state drives (SSDs), DRAM modules and flash memory. Biwin is active both as an OEM partner for well-known brands and under its own product lines such as “Black Opal”. The [...]
After the “scheduled” end of my Unicomp Model M, a keyboard that ended up as electronic scrap shortly after the warranty expired due to electronic damage to the controller, total internal gluing and unavailable spare parts, I looked for a more robust, sustainable alternative. Unfortunately, repairing the Model M proved to be [...]
Introduction and unboxing With the “Celeris 1800” model, Endorfy has presented a new keyboard that is characterized by its functional and understated design. The color scheme is a simple shade of grey, which has been harmoniously matched to the equally discreetly designed keycaps. The switches used were developed in-house and blend [...]
On June 12, 2025, AMD presented its current technology roadmap for professional computing platforms at an international trade event. The focus was on new solutions for high-end workstations, AI infrastructure and the further development of the open software platform ROCm. The company presented its next generation of EPYC processors, Radeon [...]
For more than three decades, Beyerdynamic has been part of my permanent inventory in the high-end headphone segment, not as a distanced tester, but as a paying enthusiast who appreciated the products in daily use. Over the years, I developed personal contacts with engineers in the development team, whose technical meticulousness and openness [...]
With the Deepcool DM9, I’m presented with a thermal compound today that could almost be prematurely labeled as outdated due to its high zinc oxide content. At first glance, the technical data seems rather unspectacular, the packaging is plain, and the price of around 5 euros for 4 grams indicates entry-level rather than ambitious high-end [...]
Today we take a look at a monitor that is typically used in the office or home office, the EIZO FlexScan EV3450XC. A 34-inch curved (3800 mm radius) ultrawide monitor – with an IPS panel – that boasts a resolution of 3440 x 1440p and a refresh rate of 60 Hz. At this point, it should already be clear that the monitor is not at home in [...]
Nanya is not a typo in a fantasy novel, but a lesser known and actually the world’s fourth largest DRAM manufacturer, after Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron. Nanya is perhaps best known from the DDR4 era, where their 8 Gbit B-Die was able to imitate the well-known Samsung 8 Gbit B-Die in many aspects and was one of the few high-performance, low [...]
The relationship between industry and the media has always been a field of tension in which economic interests, editorial responsibility and consumer expectations clash. This discourse is regularly reignited in the area of technology reporting in particular, especially when it comes to hardware and consumer electronics – often emotionally [...]
Introduction and unboxing Today I have something special on offer, or rather in the test. The conspicuously inconspicuous ASUS ROG Azoth X gaming keyboard. A very interesting board from ASUS with high-quality workmanship, great keycaps and very good switches. The ROG Azoth X is a 75% customizable gaming keyboard for gamers and keyboard enthusiasts [...]
Three days (including set-up day) have now passed since the gates of Computex 2025 opened – high time for a first small interim assessment before the remaining days become blurred in the usual event vortex. While the temperature in Taipei barely scrapes the 35-degree mark during the day and the humidity then gives you the rest, the heat felt [...]
With the launch of the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9000 series at Computex 2025, AMD is taking its workstation and high-end desktop platforms to a new level of performance. Based on the new “Zen 5” microarchitecture (“Shimada Peak”), the CPUs offer significantly improved multi-core performance, modern I/O connectivity with up to [...]
At Computex 2025, AMD presented the Radeon AI PRO R9700, a new GPU class for professional AI workloads. The card is explicitly aimed at developers, data scientists and companies that rely on local computing power – without dependence on cloud infrastructures or potentially insecure API access. AMD is thus addressing the increasing demand for [...]
With the Radeon RX 9060 XT, AMD is expanding its RDNA 4 graphics card series with a model aimed at price-conscious users who do not want to do without modern technologies. The card was unveiled today, May 21, 2025, at Computex and is only available via board partners, as AMD does not offer reference designs (MBA – Made by AMD). Board partner [...]
NZXT is putting the latest iteration of the H9 Flow case on the shelves just in time for Computex. After the gigantic success of the H6 Flow, it was only a matter of time before the “kink” also made its way into the top model. Read on to find out how the flagship performs in everyday use. When the NZXT H6 Flow was released at the end [...]
Intel is expanding its own portfolio of professional graphics cards with the launch of the Arc Pro B series at Computex 2025. The two new models Arc Pro B50 and Arc Pro B60 address different areas of application – from classic CAD and design applications to memory-intensive inference workloads with large language models. While the B50 was [...]
In the run-up to this year’s Computex, NVIDIA is presenting a wide-ranging update of its consumer and developer portfolio. In addition to the introduction of the GeForce RTX 5060 as the latest representative of the RTX 50 series, the focus is also on the gradual expansion of the software platform around DLSS 4, RTX Remix and an increasingly [...]
We have already seen several times in past tests that the Ryzen 9 of the 8000 series are performance monsters. However, these powerful chips are somehow often squeezed into pretty, but rather poorly ventilated cases. Although they can usually still deliver their performance, temperatures above 90°C and clearly audible fans are not uncommon. But [...]
