Definitely. The 500W power supply you have will be more than enough for the GIGABYTE Radeon HD 7950 GPU, even if it were the OC model, or any other HD 7950 for that matter. The GIGABYTE HD 7950 ...

This is a tricky question, as it would depend on the power supply unit (PSU) in question. If it were a generic, non-branded PSU, I would suggest to not hook the GEFORCE GTX 680 up to it. If it were a ...

In recent months we’re getting to see more and more interesting products from Thermaltake. Just to clarify, we mean interesting in a good way. We only make that point just in case you were wondering.

Ultra are a relative newcomer to the PC component market, having only been established a few years ago. They have, however, become well known by enthusiasts particularly in the US market as their ...

With the emergence of compact or mini-ITX systems, the need to provide power supplies for them is growing. Given that these systems are designed to be small, obviously standard power supply models are ...

It’s that time again boys and girls. Review time. We at the Techgage labs have on the table today, the Spire RockeTeer V ‘ SLI Series SP-500W power supply. We have taken a look at a few Spire products ...

Good morning friends, welcome back to HH. With a cold and rainy day outside, today is a perfect excuse for huddling around the warmth of my computers. With an AMD on one side and a P4 on the other, I ...

Seasonic is one of those rare companies that enjoys a continued reputation of recommendation from online communities the world over. Corsair contracts the company to make its own HX range, and while ...

One common mistake when building computers is overlooking the PSU. Most people on a budget end up lowering standards to buy a generic supply, because “all it does it power the system”. If you have ...

Two SATA cables with connectors at 45cm, 60cm and 75cm Two Molex cables with connectors at 45cm, 60cm and a floppy connector at 75cm OCZ's cables, like its modular connectors, are generally very good.

Hi all.. I am planning to get a Radeon R9 280x that is not factory overclocked; I have a Seasonic S12II 430w 80+ bronze PSU powering my existing setup. Rest of the config is as follows: Core i5 3450, ...