I tend to do a GPU compare here and there to see how a certain series stack against each other, especially if it is between rivalry teams, see which one offers the most in a certain budget segment.
After trying out and comparing two different GTX 1660 Ti from MSI, if you missed that feel free to check it out in the right top corner on the video below it, I again have a chance to do a similar GPU comparison, but with the GTX 1650 series of Nvidia’s latest line-up, in particular their Gaming X and Ventus …
Just as I’ve done my first review of the recently released Nvidia’s GTX 1660, be sure to check that out, the model in question was the MSI GTX 1660 Gaming X, I got my hands onto two of its stronger brothers, the GTX 1660 Ti’s, both being from MSI, one from the Gaming X and another from the Armor series. …
Yes, I finally have it in my hands, the long-awaited AMD Radeon VII. Yeah, it has 16 GB of HBM2 video memory and 3840 stream processor, so on and so forth, but since it’s been a while after the initial release date of it and since everyone else has benchmarked it above and beyond and did they Radeon VII review, …
As some of you may know, last week Nvidia released their more mainstream orientated graphics card, the GTX 1660, which comes in as a spin-off of its a bit stronger Ti brother, also released not so long ago. I have yet to try that one out, so this time I’m starting the other way around reviewing the GTX 1660 model, …
It’s been a while since I’ve made a new video based of my curious geek series, but just last week an idea popped up in my head that I could do something with these two GTX 1050 in front of me which I had at that time – a GTX 1050 SLI. But, as we all know GTX 1060 and …
Yes, all those rumors were true, today AMD released a refreshed line-up of GPU’s called the RX 500 series, which are basically completely the same architecture wise compared to the now previous generation which we all loved – the RX 400 series. As you can see, here in front of me stands MSI’s most famous Gaming X aftermarket series of …
Just the other day I came across onto Asus latest RoG gaming monitor, the PG258Q, which has a refresh rate of staggering 240 Hz at 1080p resolution, and that got me thinking for a moment in terms of what kind of PC configuration would you have to have, or to be more precise GPU, to run it without a problem …
I love that feeling when I’m done with a Premiere Pro project, everything is neatly laid out on the sequence timeline, music’s good, voiceover on spot and then… Then It hits me, and all the joy evaporates away when I realize that I still have to that last, final and pretty uneasy step for all editors – exporting the project. …
