In this review we looked at the SilverStone FARA 514X High Airflow computer case. While “high airflow” seems to be the flavor of the week the concept is not without merit. As computer systems start to consume more power they will begin to generate considerable heat. This can impact gaming performance and the lifespan of many components including mechanical fans, SSDs and even the motherboard.
In this review we will be looking at the AORUS X870 WiFi 7 Elite from Gigabyte. This is a X870 AM5 enabled motherboard using all of the latest technology and features from AORUS to not only extract some amazing performance but enhance the support and strength of the entire motherboard.
In this review we will be looking at the ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero motherboard. This is a flagship board offering from ASUS built on the X870 chipset supporting all of the latest technology including the new Ryzen 9000 series Granite Ridge processors.
The Majority Naga 80 is the second sound bar in the Naga line and provides 140w of power. While the Naga 80 is marketed as a more traditional sound bar, it still has plenty of features to go with your home PC or wall mounted television.
Overall, I am very impressed with the ASUS ROG Z690-E Gaming WiFi. The performance was amazing and the control I was given to tweak and tune the system is exactly what you would expect from Republic of Gamers. If you are looking to build a solid gaming rig using the 12th generation Alder Lake CPUs you deserve checking this motherboard out.
As a hardware enthusiast the Silent Wings and now Light Wings fans have always amazed me. They are weak when you compare them to more traditional fans and yet always seem to out perform them in basic performance tests.
The Thermaltake Core P6 Tempered Glass chassis is an interesting one. With the additions of the top, bottom right and left side panels the Core P6 finally looks like a real case but, when you look past the panels you see the same open air chassis design and many of its fundamental problems. So, it will depend on how you look at the P6 to determine what the ultimate opinion really is.
In this review we will be looking at a new AIO CPU cooler from Cooler Master called the Masterliquid ML240 Illusion. As the name suggest this is a dual 120mm AIO heatsink featuring a 240mm radiator. The Illusion name is what makes this cooler special and might be one coolest looking ARGB AIO coolers I have ever seen.
A modern PC build is typically sorted by RGB or Non-RGB. For the anti-RGB crowd they want a cooler that you will not see OR is highlighted in some way. The MA612 Stealth attains those goals and the MA612 Stealth ARGB does the opposite for the RGB folks. Combine that with some above average performance and silent operation and you have a very well-rounded cooler and solid AIO alternative.
In this review I’ll be showing you the new NR200P MAX from Cooler Master. This is a small form factor case supporting Mini ITX motherboards an comes complete with a PSU and AIO Cooler making it the ultimate package for building a SFF system.
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