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.
In this review we are looking at the GSKill Trident Z Neo quad channel memory kit running at 3600Mhz with a CAS latency of CL16. All modules combined this is a 32GB memory kit designed as an AMD exclusive offering the best performance for the unique Ryzen memory controller and limitations of the Infinity Fabric.
I was surprised at just how comfortable the Viper V380 felt after a long day of gaming. The pleather did make things hotter than I am used to but the light weight kept thing comfortable even after hours of intense gameplay. In terms of sound quality they performed at a level much better than I would have expected when considering the price point.
External SSDs are the future when it comes to moving and storing large amounts of data. The Lexar SL100 Pro offers amazing speed and durability in sizes from 500GB up to 1TB.
During Computex 2019 I was able to see a prototype design for the X299 Waterforce Xtreme that would be launched as part of the Intel Series 10 processor launch and X299 refresh. At the time the design was not final but with the success of the Z390 Waterforce it was clear that Gigabyte was committed to making it happen.
For this review we will be looking at the Crucial Ballistix Elite DDR4 memory modules. These modules come as a 32GB quad channel DDR4 memory kit running at 4000Mhz and are currently the highest clocks in the Crucial Ballistix lineup
In this review I’ll be showing you the TRX40 Aorus Master Gaming Motherboard. Aorus is the gaming brand under Gigabyte that combines many of the previous product lines together to create a super board for the aspiring gamer, weekend overclocker and system builder looking for a universal platform to handle it all.
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