In this review we will be looking at the SilverStone ALTA T1. According to SilverStone this case is a Super Tower supporting the largest motherboards, multiple graphics cards and dual power supplies. Despite the solid unibody design the case supports triple 420mm radiators and up to nine storage drives mixed between 3.5” and 2.5” configurations.
In this review we will be looking at the be quiet Dark Power Pro 14 IO 1600w PSU. The Dark Power Pro is the most technologically advanced power supply from be quiet and while every be quiet PSU shares some features there are several unique to the Dark Power and specific to how overclockers and computer enthusiasts use their systems.
In this review we looked at the Noblechairs Hero Gaming Chair. The review sample is in the High-Tech Faux Leather entirely in Black. During the assembly process I noticed several things. First is the exceptional build quality. The material has a nice feel, stitching is extremely good and the components are exceptionally good looking and strong. You’ll find all of the required hardware for assembly in the box either attached to the component or in a separate container.
There was an article posted recently about how a 3D artist bought some RTX 5090 cards from the second hand market only to discover that one was an ultra-rare 30th anniversary ROG card signed by Jensen from Nvidia. Makes you wonder how it got there, if its real and if it is really worth the asking price.
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