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Cooling is an absolutely vital part of a gaming PC. Lower temperatures allow you to push higher clocks for greater performance. There are plenty of great air coolers out there from brands like Noctua, but I’ve always preferred liquid cooling. Today, we’re taking a look at the Fractal Design Celsius S24, a 240mm radiator with some unique design features. Read on for our full review!
Whether you’re sitting down for a game at your PC or are hopping the bus for your commute to work, having a great pair of headphones is important. Today, we’re looking at the latest pair of bluetooth headphones from RHA Audio with the T20 Wireless. The original T20 in-ear headphones were some of RHA’s most popular ever and one of my all-time favorites. With a detachable cable for wired or wireless playback, custom tuning filters, and a stainless-steel design. Read on for our review!
Gigabyte gives us a plethora of motherboard options for X570, including the “budget-friendly enthusiast worthy” X570 AORUS Pro WiFi. Check out our review of this motherboard exciting new motherboard for Ryzen 3000.
A great gaming keyboard isn’t just about having “GAMING” stamped on the box. It’s about the quality of that keyboard, how fast it responds, how well it’s made, how it feels to use, and that in the heat of the moment, knowing that no part of that keyboard is going to fail. Today we have a real treat for you, straight out of the enthusiast world of mechanical keyboards and colliding with our gaming passion: the Massdrop ALT. This is a review you won’t want to miss.
If you’re a competitive gamer, you need every advantage you can get to one-up the competition. Today, we’re looking at a brand-new mouse from Razer designed to do exactly that. Coming in at only 69-grams, the Razer Viper eSports gaming mouse comes with optical switches, a top of the line sensor, and an ergonomic design to keep you on target and at the top of the leaderboards. Does it achieve those lofty goals? Join us as we find out in our official review.
Sennheiser is one of the most respected names in consumer audio and they’ve spent the last three years delivering new entries in their line of GSP gaming headsets. They’ve been well received so far. In fact, we’ve reviewed three of them ourselves. This summer, the company released their new flagship and first-ever wireless gaming headset with the GSP 670. It’s wholly premium, coming in at $349.95, but does it do enough to stand out from the competition and justify it’s more expensive price point
Remember when you thought your PCIe 3.0 NVMe drive was fast and you were comfortable in your confidence that no one would transfer files faster than you? Well you were wrong and Gigabyte is here to prove it with the AORUS NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD, the greatest thing to happen since, well the last greatest thing. Yay, progress! Find out more in our review!
The last month of graphics cards has been enough to leave any PC builder’s head spinning. Between AMD and NVIDIA, we’ve had a grand total of five new graphics cards released and are finally starting to see what board partners are able to accomplish with them. Today, we’re looking at one of the most accessible options on the market today with the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER Gaming OC 8G. It offers a healthy factory overclock, all the benefits of Turing, and the best price we were able to find
AMD has disrupted the market. With the launch of their Ryzen 3000 series, AMD is finally giving Intel a run for their money, and the CPU industry is more exciting than it’s been in years. When I reviewed the Ryzen 3700X and 3900X last month, I found them to be some of the best-value CPUs you could buy. But what about gamers who fall more toward the middle of the market or only want to do some light gaming? AMD has an answer and that’s what we’re out to investigate today. This is our review of th
Gamers are afforded an abundance of choice in the SSD market these days. But how does one choose the right SSD for them? Is it raw speed? Or maybe storage capacity? Viper’s VPN100 PCIe M.2 NVMe SSD aims to provide a great performing drive that remains cool under pressure and is affordable, all at the same time. But how does it perform and is it worth the cost?