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TechSpot (techspot.com) has 57 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5.
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Lev D.
This is my go-to website for all technical needs. These guys are super independent, from my perspective. They call the things what they are. They don't take bribes to promote some brands or products. They even have a super useful downloads section with a bunch of the apps that I use every day. I respect TechSpot and their opinion!
Stan H.
Great site with plenty of different articles on related computer and other technologies. And they still focus on hardware reviews.
Wayne
Overall, it seems like a decent site, with up to date info and a good number of reviews on tech stuff that I like to keep up on. But as with any product that you may be considering buying, it is always best to read reviews on it from many different sources, and then decide which one(s) you think are the most accurate and/or unbiased. I really like the flashback articles they post about old, obsolete or "who made it1st/when was xxx invented" tech, which reminds me of days gone by and gives some insight as to where we stand nowadays in terms of progress (or not). However, I have never bought anything from their webstore, as I tend to seek out my own (independant) sources for stuff I buy.
Adel K.
Very thorough and professional hardware reviews (GPUs, CPUs, Motherboards, Monitors...). And a good website to get tech news.
FalafelMan
very cool and safe
Arie A.
The jdk-11.0.4_windows-x64_bin works fine. Thanks a lot :)
Jeff B.
Techspot.com is a community site which assist users with installation, configuration and problem solving primarily for PCs. (There are small groups of Mac & Linux users, but the site is clearly biased toward PCs). There's lots of value add, but imo the core value of the site is the user forums (/community/) where some twenty classifications of subjects (hardware, software, ask question, virus removal,...) are available. Experienced members come in all flavors and some are truly "Experts" and you can tell by the quality and quantity of solutions being offered. Site is mobile device tolerant. Yes, I participate but have only a "member" status to this site.
