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ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 Review

Introduction I would like to thank ASUS for supplying the review sample. While ASUS is well known for their components like GPUs and motherboards, as well as other lines around networking, notebooks and monitors, they actually also have a pretty well fleshed out of line of cases that don’t tend to get as much attention… Read more

NZXT C1200 Gold 1200 W Review

3 on Mar 20th, 2023, Manufacturer: NZXT Photos & Cables » Introduction NZXT’s newest entry in the high-capacity category is the C1200 Gold, which offers compatibility with ATX v3.0 and PCIe 5.0. It is equipped with a 600 W 12VHPWR connector, so it won’t have a problem supporting an NVIDIA RTX 4090 with its power limit… Read more

ASUS GeForce RTX 4080 Noctua OC Review – Next-Level Quiet

Introduction ASUS and Noctua are easily two of the most recognizable and respective brands in the PC component industry, with decades of presence. Back in 2021, ASUS reached out to Noctua to start a collaboration that brought Noctua’s expertise in designing high-quality cooling solutions, including fans, and the ASUS wizardry at building top-notch graphics cards… Read more

Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black Review

Introduction A big thank you to Cooler Master for supplying the review sample. In the PC enthusiast market, Cooler Master continues to be a juggernaut. They offer a vast assortment of peripherals, heatsinks, fans, cases, power supplies, all-in-one liquid coolers, desks, chairs, and so much more. With products in just about every conceivable category and… Read more

Cooler Master MM712 Review

1 Packaging, Weight & Feet » Introduction Founded in 1992, Cooler Master is a computer hardware company based in Taiwan. With the MM712, Cooler Master not only turns the MM710/711 wireless, but also gets rid of all the holes in favor of a solid shell. Yet, at a weight of 57 g, the MM712 manages to… Read more

Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XT Pulse Review

Introduction Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XT Pulse is among the most affordable custom-design RX 7000 RDNA3 series graphics cards you can buy right now. The Pulse series from Sapphire represents a cost-effective product that’s positioned close to the AMD reference design cards, but with superior thermals and more importantly, a quieter board design. The Radeon… Read more

Quick Look: Autonomous SmartDesk Connect

I would like to thank Autonomous for supplying the sample. Autonomous sells a variety of office and work from home related products to make your professional life healthier and more productive. This includes standing desks in various shapes and sizes. The Autonomous SmartDesk Connect stands out from the rest due to its WiFi enabled controller… Read more

AVerMedia Mingle Bar Review

Introduction To an average PC user, AVerMedia is probably best known for their video capture cards. The company has been in that field for ages and has many interesting products to show, such as the Live Gamer series. I’m more familiar with their professional and enterprise offerings, primarily because I’m actively using several of their… Read more

Razer Wolverine Chroma V2 Xbox Series X|S Controller Review – Mecha-Tactile Satisfaction

Introduction Since before the turn of the millennium, Razer has been ingrained in the cultural consciousness of gamers. With their beginnings as a subsidiary of kärna LLC, producing the Boomslang mouse, they opened the door for gamers looking for something special. Though that Razer shuttered, it was reborn in 2005. The company has since made… Read more

XENNS Mangird Top In-Ear Monitors Review – Hybrid Sound!

Introduction XENNS is an up and coming audio brand that made a name for itself in the global audiophile community with its Mangird Tea IEMs—a set I reviewed and was quite impressed by. It’s still a good option today, which is more than could be said for the vast majority of all IEMs released at… Read more

Razer Naga V2 Hyperspeed Review

Introduction Founded in 1998, Razer is a US-based peripherals and gaming equipment company. Compared to the Naga V2 Pro, the Hyperspeed loses some but not all features. Much like the former, the Naga V2 Hyperspeed comes with Razer’s latest Focus Pro 30K sensor. Furthermore, the Hyperspeed too comes with both 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth… Read more

Chieftec BX-10B-OP Review

Introduction I would like to thank Chieftec for supplying the review sample. The Chieftec BX-10B-OP we are reviewing here is part of the brands UNI series, but still comes with a tongue twister of a name. The mATX chassis offers glass panels on both sides and a sturdy metal body in combination with a non-standard… Read more

Cooler Master MM311 Review

Introduction Founded in 1992, Cooler Master is a computer hardware company based in Taiwan. Essentially, the MM311 is the wireless version of the MM310, driven by a single AA-battery. Without a battery, the MM311 weighs 52 g, and 75 g when using the one included by default. In the interest of both weight and battery… Read more

Edifier WH950NB Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones Review

Introduction Edifier is an audio brand with over 25 years of experience catering to a variety of use cases including personal home sound, professional audio, automobile audio, as well as headphones and microphones for both personal entertainment and professional use. Based out of China, the Edifier presence globally is a small subset of what it… Read more

TOPPING E70/E70 VELVET DACs + L70 Amplifier Desktop Stack Review

Introduction TOPPING is an audio brand popular in the PC desktop space for its range of affordable and good quality DACs and headphone amplifiers alike. The Chinese company has recently updated its E-series DACs and L-series amps lineup with the budget-friendly E30 II/L30 II stack and we also covered the impressive E50/L50 stack which bumps… Read more