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Gigabyte’s line-up is expanding. It started last year with their first memory kits and SATA SSDs. This year we saw their first gaming monitor. Today we’re looking at their latest release with the AORUS RGB M.2 NVMe. You read that right, it’s an RGB NVMe SSD. Coming to market at $79.99 for the 256GB version and $119.99 for the 512GB, let’s explore whether its performance matches up with its looks.
Solid state drives are finally cheap and reliable enough that everyone should have one. We’re looking at the cutting edge of this technology with the Silicon Power P34A80 M.2 NVME SSD (1TB). Using the same silicon pathway as your graphics card, it’s capable of speeds more than five times faster than a traditional SSD and costs only $129.99 for a terabyte. But, with the market becoming so crowded, is it worth it?
Logitech has gone above and beyond lately with refreshes to their product line. Whether you have the new G PRO Wireless or an old classic now revamped like the MX518 Legendary, you’re still likely to be surprised by the mouse we have today. This is our review for the new G502 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse.
Low profile mechanical keyboards are finally here but Cooler Master aims to make things interesting with their latest keyboard: the SK621. Not only is it low profile, but it adopts a gaming-friendly 65% layout that saves space on your desk, wireless connectivity, full software-free programming, and RGB lighting and you can see why this is an exciting package. Is it the next keyboard for you?
Just over a year ago I had an opportunity to review the Lexip 3D dual joystick mouse, which was an interesting evolution in terms of what mice, as conventional gaming devices, are capable of. At that time, Lexip had an updated mouse in the works that improved on the multi-faceted, multi-dimensional marvel that made their original Kickstarter campaign so successful. Has Lexip improved on their Pu94 gaming mouse enough to find its way onto gamers’ desks everywhere, or should this mouse be kept in
ASTRO. In the world of gaming accessories, it’s almost a household name thanks to their popular gaming headsets. This month, the company is breaking new ground with the ASTRO C40 TR Gaming Controller for PS4 and PC. The C40 comes to stores at $199, looking to dominate the custom controller market. It’s a premium piece of kit at a premium price but in the right hands, could it make you a better gamer?
Earbuds are becoming a way of life for most tablet and phone users. For the last decade or more, people have been trying to perfect wireless earbud technology for use with these devices, and each iteration usually is better than the previous. Now we have BlitzWolf coming out with a True Wireless Bluetooth Earbud, and this is our review.
The gaming peripheral market is, almost daily, becoming more competitive. With that, gaming headsets have become a high commodity, bridging the gap of communication with fellow players while providing quality sound. Regardless of what platform you game on, a quality headset is essentially a necessity and we at MMORPG.com have been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to review the ASTRO A20.
We’re taking a look at the HUE 2 Ambient v2 – a refresh of the Ambient kit we looked at six months ago, fresh with new adhesive, sweet L-shape connectors and a fancy new algorithm for an immersive light show synced with your favorite games. Read our review here!
Audio is one of the most important parts of any streaming and podcasting setup. Looking across the market, it can be overwhelming deciding on the best option. Today, we’re looking at the new h kit from Beyerdynamic. Featuring the FOX USB Condenser microphone and the open-back TYGR headphones, it’s a premium kit designed to blow your gaming headset out of the water. For $389, does it do enough to justify its price? Let’s find out.