Reviews

The Epomaker HE65 V2 TMR is a compact 65% magnetic gaming keyboard that provides TMR switches, adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger, and 8000 Hz polling with tri-mode connectivity. Its gasket-mounted design, multi-layer sound dampening, and 4000 mAh battery make it suitable for both gaming and everyday use, while the software offers plenty of customization. At $99.99, it isn't the cheapest magnetic keyboard around, but its feature set and overall experience make it a compelling option for gamers looking for a compact wireless board.

We test the Lian Li B4-mATX, a 21.3L convertible SFF case. Discover if its thermal performance and 4-slot GPU clearance make it the ultimate compact chassis.

Epomaker has been one of the more active names in the mechanical keyboard space. Some models lean toward gaming, while others focus more on...

The Epomaker HE75 V2 TMR is a feature-packed 75% magnetic gaming keyboard that combines competitive gaming performance with a surprisingly enjoyable typing experience. It pairs TMR sensors and factory-lubed Creamy Jade Magnetic Switches with adjustable actuation, an 8000Hz polling rate, tri-mode connectivity, and an 8000mAh battery. Its crystal-inspired design, transparent PC keycaps, and three-sided RGB light bar give it a distinctive appearance, while the gasket-mount structure and five-layer sound dampening deliver satisfying acoustics. 

Read our in-depth review of the ID-Cooling SL360 V2 AIO Liquid CPU Cooler. We test its 350W TDP thermal performance, analyze noise levels, and explore the customizable 2.1-inch IPS LCD display and ARGB features.

The ID-Cooling SL360 V2 Plus delivers exceptional value for PC builders and enthusiasts seeking top-tier thermal performance and custom LCD personalization. Thanks to its expanded radiator and powerful AP-120-K fans, it offers flagship thermal performance, decent acoustic efficiency, and strong cooling. This cooler stands out as a highly competitive option in the current market, making it a compelling choice overall.

The ID-COOLING FROZN A620 SLK is one of the best-value dual-tower air coolers in its price range. Equipped with six 6mm copper heatpipes, a 260W TDP rating, and a dual-fan design, it delivers cooling performance that rivals many premium air coolers while remaining budget-friendly. It easily handles modern high-performance CPUs, making it a great choice for gaming, content creation, and productivity builds.

Antec Flux Pro Noctua Edition case has some of the coolest designs that's also full of great features all around. From its modularity to being tool-free for the most part. The case offers pretty much everything to be called a decent chassis, however, its steep price tag of $399.90 does come in the way. Except that, it's very much praise worthy for what it is.

The Xastra ASTRA LZ360 is a high-performance 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler that distinguishes itself with a retro-arcade aesthetic featuring a bright, pixel-matrix display across both the pump and the radiator fans. The cooler also offers chart-topping thermal performance on AMD; however, it comes at a cost of a louder acoustic footprint.

The MSI MAG 1200PLS is a Platinum-rated PSU built by CWT on a brand-new platform, and its standout feature is GPU SAFEGUARD, a system that monitors each +12V pin on the 12V-2x6 connector and sounds an alarm if there's a dangerous current imbalance, addressing the melting-connector issues that have plagued high-power GPUs. It runs quiet and efficient even at full 1200W load, but MSI cut corners with mid-tier capacitors (Teapo/ChengX) instead of top-tier brands, which hurts its voltage ripple performance, and it's missing Hybrid-Fan mode that most Platinum PSUs offer. Bottom line: it's a bit pricey and not the best performer for its class, but the GPU SAFEGUARD feature alone makes it worth considering if connector safety is your top concern.

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Having tested the ASUS GeForce RTX 5080 Noctua OC Edition, we can confirm this GPU is virtually inaudible. This is achieved by combining Noctua's next-generation NF-A12x25 G2 fans with an ultra-premium ASUS cooling block featuring an 11-heatpipe vapor chamber and a phase-change thermal pad for maximum longevity and thermal performance. However, buyers must face an exorbitant 'ASUS x Noctua Tax' that pushes the price between $1,500 and $1,700.