The ADATA LEGEND 960 MAX is essentially the heatsinked version of the LEGEND 960 - and here's what to expect.

ADATA sent us a pair of its GAMMIX D35 DDR4 modules that's branded under the company's sub-brand, XPG. Time to bring our DDR4 motherboard out of the storage and give it a test drive.

XPG's Fusion 1600 Titanium is among the very first PSUs to use GaN (gallium nitride) transistors - and that translated to fairly serious performance capable of running four RTX 4090 GPUs.

The newly unveiled XPG Vault is no ordinary gaming mouse as it has a built-in 1TB SSD storage so you can store all your games inside with ease.

ADATA is first to the line with the ADATA DDR5-4800 in Malaysia, with the XPG LANCER RGB DDR5 set to come at a later date.

XPG and ROG partnered up for some really cute looking memory, but I think this isn't the much awaited ROG memory that you were hoping for.

The folks over at ADATA has launched a brand new line of gaming-centric storage products known as the ADATA XPG Gaming MicroSD Cards.

It has what it takes to be a good external storage drive. It's a solid performer but the glossy finish is not for everyone.