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Makita vs. Porter-Cable: Which of the Two Brands Is Better?
Power tools really are great, and if you are interested in them, whether for home use, for DIY purposes, or for professional use, you probably →
Makita vs. Porter-Cable: Which of the Two Brands Is Better?
Power tools really are great, and if you are interested in them, whether for home use, for DIY purposes, or for professional use, you probably →
Do you need a PCIe 4 SSD for gaming? | Ask an expert
Buy the drive that works best for you right now, not contingent on a future yet to be seen. Q: With the new consoles rewriting →
Bosch 1375A Review: An Angle Grinder Worth Getting?
Usually, ‘angle grinder’ and ‘lightweight’ don’t go together, especially if you’re seeking durability, but the Bosch 1375A 4-1/2-Inch Angle Grinder somehow disproves that. This portable, yet powerful, →
DeWalt vs. Metabo HPT: Which of the Two Brands Is Better?
If you are looking to build up an impressive array of tools, whether for home use, DIY projects, or for your job, you obviously want →
Is it still worth it to buy a used Xeon for a DIY PC build? | Ask an expert
Xeons still can pull weight, but come with many more caveats now. Q: Not too long ago, you’d buy a used Intel Xeon processor to →
MSI GeForce RTX 3090 Gaming X Trio Review
MSI GeForce RTX 3090 Gaming X Trio is the king of the hill for the company, based on the top-dog NVIDIA RTX 3090 “Ampere” GPU, →
ZADAK SPARK AIO 240 Review
Having only gotten off the ground as of 2015, ZADAK is likely not well known in the US market, but the brand is growing and →
7 Best Palm Sanders to Get in 2020
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Vivint Outdoor Camera Pro review
With more and more DIY home security solutions in play these days, it’s important to know that there are still home security professionals out there →
Kano PC is a DIY, repairable 2-in-1 Windows laptop for kids
The world is undergoing a rather drastic change, for better or worse, and often for worse. Beyond just the economy and society, education is being →
Pros and Cons Of Designing Your Bike On Your Own
Have you been wondering whether you should design your own bike or simply go out and buy a new one? Honestly, both the options are →
ADT Blue Wireless Outdoor Camera review: Most security cams require a subscription to get the detection features that are standard on this model
The third component in ADT’s DIY home security system delivers good value for the money. The Blue Outdoor Camera is a chunky, battery-operated security camera →
Alphacool Eisbaer Aurora 360 Review
Well known as a custom water-cooling supplier, Alphacool is instantly recognizable among water-cooling enthusiasts in the DIY PC space, having entrenched themselves as a premier →
Galaxy S20 Ultra teardown reveals why that camera bump is so big
DIY tech repair website iFixIt has got hold of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, and torn it to pieces in an effort to see exactly →
Deepcool Gamer Storm Assassin III Review
A big thank you to Deepcool for supplying the review sample. Deepcool has been around since 1996 and has since then grown to become the →
Blue by ADT Review: DIY home security is finally here
DIY security systems are becoming more attractive, as they allow both homeowners and renters affordable home security options they can customize to their liking. LifeShield →
Xiaomi How It Works: Mi Watch teardown suggests Apple Watch will be cheaper to repair
The Xiaomi Mi Watch is shaping up to be a compelling (read: cheaper) alternative to the Apple Watch Series 5, but if this iFixit teardown →
Enermax LIQMAX III ARGB 360 AIO Review
Enermax is well known in the DIY PC world, having gotten its start way back in 1990. Since then, they have looked to provide the →
AMD RX 5600 XT debut review: 5700 of 6GB video memory is coming! The skill of Soviet-style knife is seen for the first time
So what is the impact of the new AMD graphics card on the DIY market, and will it have an impact on NV? Next, let’s →
2020 CSC TT250 REVIEW: DIY DUAL-SPORT MOTORCYCLE
Mention the 2020 CSC TT250 dual-sport motorcycle, and one question always comes up first: “How good can it be for $2195?” That’s a reasonable question, →
You Can Build Your Own Speakers, and It’s Simpler Than You Think
If you love audio and are looking for a fun project, why not build your own speaker? You don’t have to build one from scratch →
Defender Guard 2K-resolution Wi-Fi Camera review: No cloud subscription required
With local storage and straightforward surveillance features, Defender Guard makes a great a gateway to DIY home security. One of the biggest barriers to buying →
iFixit Mac Pro teardown is a surprising win for DIYers
The new Mac Pro has arrived, and with Apple touting the modular capabilities of this machine, there’s a lot of curiosity surrounding just how DIY-friendly →
Sapphire Radeon RX 5500 XT Pulse 4 GB Review
The newest kid of the block for gamers is the Radeon RX 5500 XT from AMD. We got our hands on a Sapphire RX 5500 →
EZVIZ C1C Indoor Wi-Fi Camera review: a full-featured budget security camera
For just $20, you get solid security in a simple package. Though the general trend for DIY security cameras is to grow increasingly advanced and →
MSI Trident X Plus Pre-Built Gaming PC Review – Tiny But Mighty
Over the years, companies specializing in pre-builts have popped up. Brands such as Origin PC, iBuyPower, Digital Storm have gotten a fair share in the →
SilverStone Permafrost PF240-ARGB AIO Review
SilverStone Technology is an industry juggernaut, having been around for many years and amassing quite a large following in that time thanks to many innovative →
Surface Laptop 3 iFixit teardown tests the promise of easy repairs
At its Surface event, Microsoft’s Panos Panay made a huge claim that it would be easy to open up the third-gen Surface Laptop. While that →
Microsoft won’t upgrade your Surface Laptop 3’s SSD at a Microsoft Store, for now
With Microsoft charging $400 or so for an SSD upgrade, a DIY approach makes a ton of sense. But Microsoft’s being a little coy on →