PowerColor PCS+ R9 390 8GB Review
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Sony Announces 1TB PlayStation 4
Sony has followed in the recent footsteps of Microsoft and the 1TB Xbox One with the announcement of a 1TB version of the PlayStation 4, dubbed the "Ultimate Player Edition." This model has only been confirmed for European markets, but an FCC filing bodes well for American gamers. In addition to the new model, Sony also announced that the 500GB PS4 is getting a new design that is 8% more power efficient and 10% lighter.
Source: Engadget
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NVIDIA Game Ready Drivers Available For Batman: Arkham Knight
Batman: Arkham Knight will release tomorrow and NVIDIA is hoping to provide the best possible game experience with the release of the Game Ready 353.30 WHQL drivers. The game features a number of NVIDIA GameWorks enhancements including "enhanced rain spray and lighting shafts, PhysX turbulence and particles, and PhysX cloth and destruction," and these drivers should offer the best performance for those features. The drivers also provide support for SLI and GeForce Experience one-click optimizations. Drivers can be obtained from NVIDIA.
Source: Maximum PC
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Kingston Adds High Capacity Flash Memory Cards
Kingston has announced the addition of 128GB and 256GB flash memory to its SDHC/SDXC UHS-I Speed Class 3 lineup. The Speed Class 3 specification has a minimum of 30MB/s read and write speeds with the Kingston offerings granting speeds up to 90MB/s read and 80MB/s write. The cards are ideal for applications where high bandwidth is necessary, such as 4K video recording and high-density photography.
Source: Press Release
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Hardware Roundup: Monday, June 22, 2015, Edition
We are at the start of another week, with several items to help get things rolling. There is a look at the best $70 CPU for gaming, pitting the AMD Athlon X4 860K against the Intel Pentium G3258 to see which budget processor is worthy of your time. We also have a review of the Logitech G910 Orion Spark mechanical gaming keyboard, which uses Romer G switches for a unique experience. For audio needs, we have the Tt eSPORTS Shock 3D 7.1 Gaming Headset, with its 40mm drivers and enhanced virtual surround sound, to get you closer to your games and music. The Eyefi Mobi 8GB card gets tested to see how this WiFi SD card gets the job done. Finishing things off is a new podcast looking at the latest news and reviews from last week.
CPUs
Best $70 CPU for Gaming: Athlon X4 860K vs. Pentium G3258 @ TechSpot
Keyboards/Mice
Logitech G910 Orion Spark @ LanOC Reviews
Speakers/Headphones
Tt eSPORTS Shock 3D 7.1 Gaming Headset @ ThinkComputers
Storage/Hard Drives
Eyefi Mobi 8GB @ LanOC Reviews
Miscellany
Podcast #354 @ PC Perspective
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