Reviews

An in-depth look at the HyperX Cloud 2 Wireless, including how it performs, its design, features, whether the markup is justifiable,

The MSI MPG A1000GS is a well-built and stylish power supply that offers decent performance for gamers and creators, especially those looking to power high-end NVIDIA GPUs or dual mid-range cards for AI and machine learning. It features great cable quality with easy management and runs quietly under load. However, it gets really hot at max load, and its lack of support for AMD GPUs is a big miss. While it’s a step forward in some areas, it feels like MSI made a few odd choices that limit its full potential.

The Azza Apollo 430 is a beautifully crafted mid-tower PC chassis with a striking white design and vibrant orange accents. Supporting ATX and micro ATX motherboards, it offers versatility with compatibility for lengthy video cards up to 370mm and water cooling support up to 240mm on both the front and top.

The Noctua NF-A12x25 G2 fans are a thoughtful upgrade to an already great fan line, combining better performance, quieter operation, and exceptional build quality. Whether you need strong airflow for radiators or a super quiet setup, there's a version that fits. These fans are expensive, but if you're after top-tier cooling with minimal noise, they’re a solid choice.

In-depth review of Pimax Crystal featuring Design, Comfort, Features, Performance, Control Scheme, Pimax Play Settings, and many more.

The XIGMATEK Venom X ARCTIC is a mid-tower PC case with a stylish design, RGB lighting, and support for E-ATX motherboards. It features tempered glass panels, showcasing a sleek build with 4 Rainbow RGB 120mm fans.

Thermaltake Riing Silent 12 pro Review shows that it is compatible with most of the sockets including the AM4 and shown good thermal results.

The MSI MAG Z890 Tomahawk WiFi is a $299 motherboard packed with the latest I/O and EZ-DIY features. It has a fairly basic (almost) all-black design with silver accents and yellow-green colors to represent the board's branding. For VRMs, the board's 16+1+1+1 (16A 90A duet stages for the board), which is enough for Intel's 15th gen chips, even if you want to overclock a bit.

The Aula F75 Max delivers a surprisingly satisfying typing experience for its price, thanks to well-lubed switches and impressive stock stabilizers. The sleek design compliments the side-lit keycaps well, but the illusion quickly falters when you look at its highlight feature. The screen is poorly implemented with little functionality, and it ends up worsening the volume knob along with it. Ultimately, you end up with solid fundamentals but a clear lack of polish around everything else.

We take a look at GAMDIAS M3-1204R RGB Fans, alongside its controller, putting them to test and comparison against other competitive fans.

The G.Skill Trident Z5 Royal Neo 64GB 6000MHz CL26 is G.Skill's latest 64GB addition to its "Royal Neo" series. The kit follows the same design pattern we saw in the other kits, featuring a mirror-finished silver or gold heat spreader with a beautiful crystalline light bar on top. The kit has an ultra-low latency of only 8.66ns and beats most RAM kits by only enabling its default EXPO settings.

The MSI Pro Z890-A WiFi is one of MSI's affordable Z890 boards, but it offers enough performance and features to please most. We get a beautiful minimalistic design with its white heatsinks and black PCB. It has a 16+1+1+1 phase design with 16x 90A SPS for the CPU and supports DDR5 memory as fast as 9200 MT/s.