Reviewing All Sides of Tech
Author: Dan
Behold, AMD's new flagship processor in it's true form: Ryzen! AMD held their New Horizon conference this afternoon featuring everyone's second favourite Geoff (behind our own Jeff of course) Mr. Keighley himself, and I have to say I'm excited. A lot of information was given about the new Zen chips awhile back, but this … Continue reading AMD’s Ryzen & Vega
Okay, okay...I know what you're thinking - Dan, its December already. Better late than never, right? I know you've all been on the edge of your seats waiting for this, so here goes: November's Oddball Game is INSIDE. I'll start out by saying that this game is definitely worthy of the title "oddball". This comes … Continue reading Oddball Game of the Month – November
When Corsair, with much fanfare, announced their new magnetic levitation case fans, they had PC fan enthusiasts everywhere squealing like fangirls. ...Okay, I'll stop. I promise. The idea certainly intrigued me as I've always found maglev technology oddly interesting. I was curious to see what the tangible benefits would be. Corsair boasts an impressive range … Continue reading Corsair’s Maglev Fans – Should You Be a Fan?
Welcome to a little series I’d like to kick off called “Oddball Game of the Month”, where I briefly share an odd little game I’ve enjoyed with you. October’s title is a pretty little indie ditty called Halcyon 6: Starbase Commander. This game caught my eye despite a 40ish game backlog that I currently hold … Continue reading Oddball Game of the Month – October
If you’ve even browsed PC gaming tech in the last few years, you’ve probably heard of the legend of the “console killer” – a self-built PC that can compete with or even exceed the current generation of gaming consoles for a similar price. Indeed, in many a gaming thread on Internet forums can devolve … Continue reading The Legend of the Console Killer
My friends, it’s time for a good old fashioned rant. I admit, I’m one who is frustrated by modern apps like an old man frustrated with kids on his lawn, so take my point of a view with a grain of salt. GeForce Experience was something that I was reluctant to use but, until recently, … Continue reading GeForce (Bad) Experience
This week was a week of firsts. Not only did I make my first post on this website, but I also set my computer on fire for the first time. Okay, not quite fire....just a red hot glowing, smokey mess. Those of you who read my personal rig introduction may have noted that I only … Continue reading BitFenix Owes Me a New Pair of Lungs
Greetings, RBG browsers! I am the one called Dan. I am the resident IT Unprofessional here on RedBlueGreen and the Technobabble Podcast, as well as the Team Blue/Green voice of reason to Jeff's dinstinctly Red-coloured outlook on life. My story starts in the early-to-mid 90s, as a young, bright eyed, blond-haired kid wasted away his … Continue reading Personal Rig Introduction & History – Dan Style
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