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The £630 motherboard Gigabyte has thrown every possible feature at its latest extreme motherboard, despite it only having a
Z390 chipset. Can it justify its price? 

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 The campaign makes way for Battle
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Return to No Man’s Sky Two years after its release, Hello Games’ controversial space simulator has changed massively. 

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Return of the 8086 Intel’s Core i7-8086K boosts to 5GHz and celebrates the 40th birthday of the original 8086 chip.

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Mechanical keyboards We review several sub-£100 gaming
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Samsung 970 SSDs The king of NVMe M.2 SSDs updates its Evo and Pro lines – we take a look.

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Wireless mesh routers Fed up with flaky Wi-Fi and faffing
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The TIM isn’t working Richard Swinburne rages against the cheap thermal paste in Intel’s latest processors and much more...

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DIY games consoles Gareth Halfacree rounds up four handheld games console kits for hobbyists, in order to find out which ones are worth your cash.

Wireless gaming mice Getting irritated by cable kinks while
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Gender bias: The perception that women are naturally less skilled has more to do with unconscious bias than fact, argues Tracy King.

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Kaby Lake-X Is it worth buying a quad-core LGA2066 CPU with a pricey X299 motherboard? We find out.

Hobby tech Gareth Halfacree tries out the OpenScope MZ oscilloscope, looks at the CubieBoard 6 and reads through The Bitmap Brothers Universe.

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Tracy King discusses a new study that claims 57 per cent of young people have been bullied in online games.

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We round up five the latest X299 motherboards to find the best candidates for a new Skylake-X rig.

From Dremels to holesaws, Antony Leather shows you how to gear up your toolbox for PC modding.

Computex 2017 : Richard Swinburne reveals his highlights from the tech trade show in Taiwan.

Budget gaming monitors : Want a fast refresh rate more than a higher resolution? Our 1080p gaming panel group test has
you covered.

Corsair One Pro : We dissect Corsair’s first attempt to build an entire PC – a mini-ITX rig with a unique case, plus a liquidcooled CPU and GPU.

Game streaming stars : Rick Lane investigates how people all over the world are earning a living from broadcasting
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Run your GPU cooler : How to shave several degrees off your GPU temperature.

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