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Roccat is a big name when it comes to gaming peripherals. We’ve looked at their keyboards and mice but why stop there? Their latest headset, the Renga Boost, boasts studio-quality sound with amazing comfort, and we had the opportunity to put it through its paces. So far it has proven a high competitor for its asking price. This is our review of the Renga Boost.
If you’ve been a PC builder for any length of time, Team Group is probably a familiar name. They’ve been a mainstay in the industry for years. Today, we’re looking at their latest eye-catching set of RAM with the T-Force Gaming XCalibur RGB DDR-3600 kit. We have 16GB on the bench but does the performance live up to the flashy looks? Read on for our full review!
Worlds are colliding. Custom enthusiast keyboards and gaming keyboards are joining together thanks to our friends at Input Club. In today’s review, we’re looking at the Kira, the single best keyboard we’ve used all year. Whether you’re a gamer, writer, or a regular joe who just wants to bring their computing experience to the next level, this is a keyboard you won’t want to miss.
It’s the holiday season and that means it’s the perfect time to go shopping for a new TV. Don’t go out and buy just anything: with HDR finally becoming standardized, you might just find yourself with an outdated TV as you walk out of the store. Thankfully, we’ve done the research for you and come away with the hands-down best TV under $1000: the TCL 6-Series. This is our full review.
The world of video cards is advancing but as tech marches on, prices march up. Not all of us can afford $1200 on a video card and AMD is here with the answer. Today, we’re looking at the XFX RX 590 Fatboy, the latest in AMD’s line of Polaris GPUs. It’s made with AMD’s new 12nm process and features a fast boost clock, but is it enough to warrant an upgrade?
In the keyboard world, few companies command as much cachet as Vortexgear. Since the release of their flagship Pok3r keyboard, they’ve made a habit of challenging convention. Today, we’re looking at their latest release with the Tab 90 mechanical keyboard. It’s a full-size board in a compact package, complete with onboard macro programming, double-shot dye sub keycaps, and bluetooth. Live dangerously, my friends; it’s time to step outside the world of “gaming” keyboards.
Back at CES, ASUS impressed crowds by unveiling a suite of new components in all new product categories for the company. We had power supplies, cases, and AIO CPU coolers, all with unique features to challenge the competition. We’ve got one of the latter in for testing today with the ROG Ryujin 360mm all-in-one CPU cooler. Featuring Noctua fans, addressable RGB, and a customizable OLED screen, this isn’t one you’ll want to miss.
AKRacing is one of the most well respected names in the gaming chair business. When they reached out to see if we’d take a look at their entry in their highest-end Premium line, we had to accept. Today, we’re reviewing the AKRacing Premium Gaming Chair in Camouflage. It’s always hunting season somewhere – why not have a gaming chair to match?
We’ve all been there. You buy a wireless gaming headset only to find out the mic was a complete afterthought. Or maybe you’ve just bought an expensive pair of wireless headphones and don’t want to step down to a gaming headset. Enter the ModMic Wireless, a wire-free mic that promises better quality than any gaming headset you’ve ever heard. Does it deliver? Let’s find out in our full review.
Mechanical keyboards are a dime a dozen these days it seems. No matter where you look there is a company making a newer type of keyboard with the latest and greatest in RGB and switches. Enter Drevo, a company who has the most backed keyboard ever funded through Kickstarter. Here is our review of the Drevo Blademaster TE Mechanical Keyboard.