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 rather impressed with the Sound BlasterX G6 as I regularly use an external sound card when attending LAN Parties. Having the external headphone DAC is a great way to get great 7.1 sounds for my Creative BlasterX H5 gaming headset.
In this review we looked at the HyperX Savage EXO portable SSD. And as the benchmarks show it is clearly the solution everyone should be using when it comes to large data transfers. The 500MB/s reads and writes can clearly take advantage of the USB 3.1 interface and it can handle random data transfers as well.
In this review I’ll be looking at the new EVGA Z390 FTW motherboard. Those of you familiar with the EVGA lineup will recognize that this board is a middle tier board and happens to be the first of the Z390 motherboards to be released
As a hardware enthusiast I understand the differences and can also realize that what one company may consider a performance product might be a mid-market consumer grade part at another. There is no real consistency especially when creative market messages get in the way.
At launch these modules will be available in a variety of speeds from 2400Mhz to 3200Mhz with module densities of 4GB, 8GB and 16GB. What makes these modules truly unique is that they were specially designed for the ASUS TUF Gaming Alliance and offer RGB lighting effects.
The LD01 is the first case in SilverStones new Lucid case series. According to the marketing the Lucid series in an attempt to combine SilverStone’s traditionally excellent engineering quality with transparent or "lucid" aesthetics of glass-based exterior. Offered only in black, the all glass look is nicely framed in stainless steel.
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