2015 is just a few weeks away, so now's as good a time as any to ask: Which PC components did you upgrade in 2014?
This has been a year of impressive hardware innovation, with a new Intel platform for enthusiasts, a liquid-cooled dual-GPU Radeon, and the launch of GeForce 900-series cards.
DDR4 memory has also made its debut, while 4K monitors have gained in popularity and SSDs have become increasingly affordable.
The array of new product launches suggest that 2014 was an opportune moment to revamp your rig, so let's hear it: what upgrades have you made in the past 12 months, and now, with hindsight, have the upgrades lived up to your expectations? As always, let us know using the comments facility below.
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