Trusted sources for reviews

[mryerse]

Been away for a long time and thinking about building a new PC in a few months. What are your trusted sources for reviews now that HardOCP is no more?

 

[Jon855]

Here

 

[blackmomba]

Wccftech

 

[owcraftsman]

Techpowerup
Tom's Hardware
+1 Wccftech

 

[sphinx99]

I feel Anandtech has what I consider the overall most trustworthy reviews, and in many ways the most insightful as well. Quality is high, quantity not so much. I don't know any site that has been so consistently strong for so long.

For cases I like the GamersNexus youtube channel, however the videos are interminably long. I've found that starting 5 minutes in is a safe way to skip some of the repetitive ramble, and any gripes I skipped over will get repeated at least four more times.

 

[Dan_D]

thefpsreview.com - This is where myself and the rest of the HardOCP crew went after Kyle shut HardOCP down.

 

[owcraftsman]

thefpsreview.com - This is where myself and the rest of the HardOCP crew went after Kyle shut HardOCP down.

I'd have to agree with this too. I read their articles daily in my RSS reader (Inoreader)

 

[Revenant_Knight]

Digital Foundry
Gamers Nexus
Linus on some things.
Buildzoid

Look for sites that include average, 1%, .01% and frame times in their benchmarks. Beware of sponsored content. I stopped reading Toms Hardware due to this.

Avoid the Verge