Welcome back Mike!

i shall look out for that documentary.

Should we expect to see any more articles?

It has been almost 4 months, and no explanation as to why no news. If there were a reason, we could understand.

Another site I enjoyed reading vanished not long ago, and I'd be sad to see this one go.

No articles for a month and a half, and all we get is a press release?

That's disappointing.

I would have been interested to hear what the results might have been had the surface of the heat block been lapped to make better contact with the CPU.

I guess you can't really do things like that to a cooler on loan, but it might have made a difference to the numbers.

I built a light use system (web/email/office) in a Node 304. Used the on-board video with an i3 2120 (cooled with a simple Noctua L9i) on an ASUS motherboard. I removed the front fans, and set the back fan to run quietly from a motherboard header. This machine works perfectly for what I wanted, and ...

However as the 775 and 1366 sockets are obsolete LGA775 was basically completely obsolete already two years ago and similarly Sandy Bridge E also made LGA1366 and its Nehalems old tech. So nitpicking on dropping support of these ancient sockets just shows lack of better arguments. And that comes fr...

I'll be interested to hear what the review team think of the U12S's big brother, the U14S. I have just used one in a Haswell build, and I ended up choosing to mount it 90 degrees from the usual orientation because I was concerned about it overlapping the first PCIe slot on a MicroATX board. It is bl...

I think 92cm fans are a bit large Might wanna make that 92mm.

I built a system in a Define Mini about a month ago. I used an ASUS motherboard - Maximus IV Gene Z. The main video slot is in the right place, and it has a USB3 socket. This motherboard in this case works well. It's really easy to organise cabling in this case - plenty of room behind the motherboar...