Category: Hardware Reviews

The Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti 8GB Founder’s Edition is the latest GPU in the Nvidia lineup. Promising 1080p performance with the added benefits of Ada Lovelace’s architecture such as DLSS 3, how does it stack up?

AnyCubic just launched its latest affordable 3D printer and it’s out to impress. At $269, this may be the entry-level printer you’ve been waiting for. Find out in this review.

Do you work with electronics of computers? The PKEY Electric Screwdriver Kit is fast enough to speed up your build, cheaper, and better than the Wowstick. Find out why in this review.

Do you work with electronics of computers? The PKEY Electric Screwdriver Kit is fast enough to speed up your build, cheaper, and better than the Wowstick. Find out why in this review.

Not sold on liquid cooling for your CPU? Never fear. Cougar Gaming’s Forza 135 dual-fan air cooler wants to be your next air cooler, and it’s a big boy. Find out if it’s worth choosing in this review.

iQunix makes some of the best keyboards in the business, and it just launched its sub-brand MIKIT to bring innovative designs to affordable prices. The DK65 Currant is its first entry and is absolutely filled with personality. Find out if it’s worth th…

Zeos Pantera is one of the biggest audio reviewers on YouTube, and he just partnered with Kinera to retune one of it’s most acclaimed IEMs. Find out if the Kinera Nanna 2.1 Z-Tune Edition is worth picking over the competition in this review!

The Meletrix Zoom75 is officially one of the best budget-oriented custom keyboards you can buy. If you’ve considered building your own, this screen-toting set of keys is absolutely one to consider. Find out why in this review!

Changing keycaps is one of the best ways to customize your desktop. The Domikey Geeks Dolch SA keycaps add a black and orange flair to your gaming space with a distinctly retro theme. Find out if they’re worth picking up in this review!

NZXT just release a new version of its popular H7 Flow, the NZXT H7 Flow RGB. It’s bright, looks great, and is easy to build in, but is it worth the $160 cost of entry?