Large and fast. For once, we’re not talking about a graphics card. This time, we’re testing a monitor that’s already impressive just based on its specs! A 34-inch screen paired with a Quantum Dot Organic Light Emitting Diode display that can deliver a refresh rate of up to 175 Hz via DisplayPort. The AOC Agon Pro AG346UCD, which we’re testing today on OCinside.de, offers all that and more.
Do you need to apply to the building authority for the housing extension for your new graphics card? Do you regularly need cooling packs to keep the GPU temperature below 100 degrees Celsius? That’s not necessary! Cougar has come up with some great and clever ideas for the new Airface ECO RGB, not only to make it easier to install the hardware, but also to showcase it skillfully. That’s why we’re testing the Airface ECO RGB PC case today on […] Continue reading
Good, better, Arctic MX-7! Thermal pastes such as Arctic MX-4 and MX-6 are among the most popular thermal pastes on the market. Now the manufacturer is launching the new MX-7 thermal paste, which promises even better cooling performance and optimized application. But will it succeed in outperforming its predecessors MX-4 and MX-6? We’ll find out that and much more after the comprehensive thermal paste comparison and the Arctic MX-4 vs MX-5 vs MX-6 comparison in today’s Arctic MX-7 review.
Today, we are testing a very special motherboard. The new X870E Taichi OC Formula AM5 motherboard from ASRock offers the very best features and has also been tuned for maximum overclocking. For the best signal quality, the motherboard has only 2 DIMM slots, but offers space for up to six M.2 SSDs and has two USB4 ports and Wi-Fi 7. In addition, the X870E Taichi OCF has been optimized for operation on a bench table, which is why it has […] Continue reading
OXS offers its Storm G2 gaming headset in black, white, and orange, which relies on Bluetooth or a 2.4 GHz connection with a range of 15 meters for connectivity. It also features a detachable microphone with ENC noise cancellation. Adjustable ear cups and a total weight of only 282 g are designed to increase comfort. Last but not least, the manufacturer advertises virtual 7.1 surround sound, which we have of course also tested at OCinside.de!
Ever since working from home became the norm, people have been wondering how much longer they will have to stare at their small 13-inch laptop displays. Especially when working with large spreadsheets or graphics, you want a little more space on your desktop. This is where mobile monitors come in. Set up when needed, they can be easily stowed away again after work. Today’s candidate is the 22-inch ZenScreen MB229CF from Asus, which offers three mounting or setup options. In […] Continue reading
Ho, ho, hoo, today all the lucky winners were drawn from our 26 Years OCinside.de Contest! We would like to take this opportunity to wish all our readers, editors, webmasters, news posters and of course our cooperation partners a prosperous New Year 2026! The daily Hardware News on OCinside.de and Hardwarespot.de will also be published during holidays.
Sustainable, resource-efficient, and still good? That could apply to pretty much any piece of electronics. In this case, the following piece of technology allows us to use a second screen alongside our main monitor, on which we can stream series, track stock prices, or compete in the odd race or two. We are talking about the FlexScan FLT from Eizo. In this case, FLT stands for Future Leading Technology. We will now show you here on OCinside.de just how leading […] Continue reading
Uncompromising performance! Today at OCinside.de, we are testing the T710 2TB from Crucial, a NVMe SSD that has been designed exclusively for maximum performance. With the fastest controller, its own 9th generation TLC 3D NAND, and DDR4 cache, Crucial is attempting to fully exploit the PCIe 5.0 x4 interface and climb to the top of the SSD throne. Our following review reveals whether it succeeds.
Today on OCinside.de we’re taking a look at a USB-C retro docking station from Wokyis for the Mac mini or PC, which not only has many additional ports and an NVMe SSD slot, but also turns the Mac mini into a small Macintosh in the design of the old Apple computers from the late 80s. And with a functioning display!
SSD with high speed and low power consumption! When developing the P510 PCIe 5.0 SSD in 2280 format, Crucial placed particular emphasis on low power consumption, while still significantly exceeding the performance of PCIe 4.0 x4 SSDs. Our following test reveals whether this has been achieved.
