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Team Group has been around since 1988, but it’s only recent they’ve made a splash in the world of gaming. Today, we’re looking at a particularly neat drive that’s completely sold on the RGB Revolution with the T-Force Delta RGB SSD. Is it all flash without function or does it have the speeds to back its looks? Let’s find out how it stacks up.
Are you considering water cooling but aren’t sure where to turn? Maybe you’re an overclocker that’s looking to drop a few degrees and push his OC to the limit. Or heck, maybe it’s as simple as wanting to drop that bulky air cooler. Our Hardware Editor, Chris Coke, is here to help with our review of the new NZXT Kraken X72 360MM all-in-one cooler.
If you’re a streamer, the Elgato Stream Deck needs no introduction. With its fifteen buttons, it allowed you to seamlessly change scenes, trigger events, and even control other aspects of your computer without leaving the game. But what if you don’t need fifteen different buttons? Today, we have the answer with the trimmed down Elgato Stream Deck Mini. Read on for our full review.
Cooler Master has released another case following their gorgeous H500M that I reviewed a few weeks ago. This time we’re dropping the “M” and looking at the H500. Like it’s simple name implies, the case lacks a lot of the frills of its older brother, but does it still hold its own in the PC building arena? Read on to find out.
Choosing the right DRAM kit can be a tough task. How much RAM do you need, should you pay more for speed, why are they priced different? If you’re looking for customization, which RGB kit has the best looks and options? We’re here to help you answer those questions, looking at the new XPG Spectrix D41 kit from ADATA. Read on for our full review.
ENHANCE Gaming releases a refresh on their mechanical keyboard line up with the MMO/MOBA-geared THEOREM and the FPS-tuned SCORIA keyboards. We got our hands on the pair in order to answer a simple question: Can ENHANCE get the precision of mechanical keyboards onto more desks with their track record of affordability and options? Let’s find out.
Pixio is the rare “up and comer” in the world of gaming displays, which means they’re a company with something to prove; so when they release a new display, we take notice. Well, that’s exactly what they did with the new PXC32, a 32-inch, 1440p, 144Hz display, packing a curved Samsung VA panel. It’s big their best looking but is it worth picking up? Let’s find out.
With the varied video resolutions on modern consoles and growing expectancy for quality digital content, AVerMedia’s Live Gamer ULTRA is set to make your “Play of The Game” moments look just as good as they felt with 4K HDR play-though and capture.
Mechanical keyboards are the happening thing for gamers, but what do you do you do if you prefer a lower profile, like on a Mac or laptop? Well, Hexgears has the answer with the X-1 Wireless Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard. Working in partnership with Input Club, the team has developed a full-fledged gaming keyboard, complete with switch choices, RGB backlighting, and a one of the most unique layouts we’ve seen.
Corsair refreshed their line of premium mechanical keyboards this month with the Mk. 2 series. With the revisions, their massively popular K70 series has received some major upgrades. Today, we’re looking at what we think is their most impressive keyboard to date: the Corsair K70 Mk. 2 SE. Packed with all the features a gamer could want, thick PBT keycaps, and a stunning silver and white finish, you may even want to consider this over the K95 Platinum.