Say what you like about Razer, but the manufacturer of gaming peripherals, laptops and a whole mess of other stuff has managed to establish its brand across the world. It’s a distinctive brand at that, easily identifiable and managing to create a positive image with most gamers globally. Razer has primarily existed within the gaming space of technology, thanks to some superb headsets, PC mice with ludicrous numbers attached to them and laptops which can double as Borg cubes. The next step for the company? The mobile space, as Razer’s first smartphone has managed to leak out all over the internet.

Nvidia has revealed what is likely to be the last big release in the Pascal line, with the GTX 1070 TI serving a good purpose for both mining and gaming.

The Aorus X5 is a surprisingly sleek, powerful laptop, but it struggles to put its heat anywhere else other than right under your hands.

PC gamers, will of course, try to convince you that their office implements are the superior control system. For certain things, they’re right. Things like Excel, Word and Powerpoint. And also FPS games.

In what is likely the biggest data breach in South African history, it appears all of our sensitive information may have been leaked online.

So you’re looking at buying a new monitor. It’s always an exciting time. Your monitor, whether hooked up to your super impressive PC or equally envy inducing console, is the connection between you and your favourite games. How it produces colours, what resolution its able to support, how well it handles input and all the special features it might ship with all factor into making your gaming experience that much better. So which ones do you look at? That is an easier question to answer than you might expect.

Inspired by the Microsoft Intellimouse 3.0, the new Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse has exceptional tracking and the firm scroll wheel that fans loved about the original. Tracking is now even more precise with a DPI range up to 3200

Sporting a fully standalone design that requires neither a PC or smartphone to work, the Oculus Go is the company's big push into making VR more affordable and appraochable.