Category: Hardware Reviews

Nvidia’s RTX line up for cards recently underwent a shakeup, with the Super variety of their standard cards sometimes taking the place of the original models. The RTX 2070 is one to suffer this fate. The 2070 Super is effectively replacing the 2070 bas…

Audio-Technica, long known for its high-quality audio equipment, is back with another premium gaming headset. The ATH-G1WL has potential for rich sound, both in recording and playback, with the convenience of wireless. Although designed with a great …

At the MMORPG offices, I’m known as the RGB guy. I love it. When I saw that Philips had a brand new set of Hue products aimed at gamers, I knew I had to take a look. This is our review of the Philips Hue Play Light Bars and how I integrated it into my …

Have you ever considered water cooling your GPU? Our own Poorna Shankar did exactly that and is here to show you exactly how it’s done. In this build diary and guide, let Shank show you how to mod your graphics card to work with an NZXT Kraken G12 and …

The Performance HS53 Onyx Gaming Headset by Plugable sits at an MSRP of $44.95 USD. For this price, this headset claims true 2.0 stereo sound, comfort, and quality. This review will put those claims to the test and see if the HS53 can replace my curren…

Today we’re taking a look at Adata’s XPG Spectrix D60G DDR4 memory. Sporting dat sweet sweet RGB in a sleek stylish heat sink, how does this memory compare to my tried and true non-RGB G.Skill Trident Z memory with similar specs? Let’s find out.

Whether you like RGB or not it’s time to face the fact: it’s here to stay. HyperX dazzled us with the Predator line last year and are at it again with a new RGB look with the new HyperX Fury RGB DDR4. Check out our review here!

We’re breaking new ground at MMORPG.com and bringing you the second of our two-part content video-based content creation review series. Last time, we looked at the Deity Microphones V-Mic D3 Pro. Today, we’re looking at the Feiyu-Tech AK4500 Handheld 3…

When Nvidia announced that they would be allowing adaptive sync monitors outside of their GSYNC ecosystem to use the sync functionality of their GPUs, I was personally pretty excited. As someone who, until recently, didn’t own a GSYNC monitor purely be…

Based on the legendary Sennheiser Game One and PC373 headsets, today we’re looking at the PC37X. Massdrop, now Drop.com, teamed up with Sennheiser to recreate this fan favorite with a number of modern improvements. It features the same drivers from aud…