TweakTown.com Australia’s Longest-Running Tech Playground

TweakTown.com is Australia’s longest-running tech playground, live since 1999 and still run by the same core of overclocking addicts who once benchmarked Pentium III chips in Perth garages. Today the site pumps out 200+ posts a week: liquid-nitrogen CPU shoots, PCIe 5.0 SSD teardowns, ray-tracing performance deep-dives, and data-center exclusives that trace NVIDIA’s H100 supply chain from TSMC’s fab to an Adelaide render farm.

Reviews follow a three-tier lab regimen: synthetic benches in a 20 °C ambient room, thermal imaging inside a custom wind-tunnel, and real-world gaming loops at 4K/120 Hz. Results populate dynamic charts that readers can re-sort by price-per-frame, power-per-frame, or FPS-per-decibel—metrics that influence launch-day stock levels worldwide.

Beyond hardware, TweakTown’s “Gaming” vertical hosts day-one patch notes, mod round-ups, and interviews with indie studios in Melbourne and Auckland, while “Industry” pieces decode earnings calls from Samsung, AMD, and Afterpay in plain English for retail investors. A bustling forum with 440 k members trades BIOS mods, water-block schematics, and regional coupon codes, turning the site into a living, overclocked brain trust that never sleeps.