Reviews

The Netac WH61S is budget-friendly and functional. It is a USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) enclosure with good build quality for the price. However, it has thermal limitations with high-end drives. The metal shell is enough for small file transfers, but high-performance drives can reach nearly 80°C. It's a good option if you have old storage lying around and want a portable drive.

The ASRock B850M Steel Legend WiFi is a solid MicroATX motherboard for $179, offering good features like PCIe Gen5, WiFi 7, and plenty of USB ports. It supports AMD Ryzen 7000, 8000, and 9000 CPUs and performs well in gaming. While its VRM cooling isn’t great for heavy overclocking, it’s a great pick for budget-friendly, compact builds, especially if you like its sleek white design.

DeepCool has released their new air cooler named AK620. This is a dual-tower configuration in 120mm size. The Assassin-III (dual 140mm) has been the...

The Epomaker HE68 Lite is a compact 65% Hall Effect keyboard that delivers a magnetic switch experience at a budget-friendly price. The HE68 Lite is really snappy thanks to its adjustable actuation points and rapid trigger. Gaming or typing, it keeps up without missing any input. The keys feel solid under fingers, and with all the sound-dampening layers inside, it gives a pleasantly quiet typing experience. The RGB lighting is customizable, though the south-facing LEDs don’t fully stand out with the stock keycaps, and the legends' visibility could be better. Overall, it’s a well-rounded entry-point Hall Effect keyboard that provides remarkable performance, portability, and value.

Learn everything there is to know about the COUGAR Poseidon GT 360 as we walk you through its unboxing, design, installation, and testing.

The Anacomda ET RGB 32GB DDR5 memory kit stands out in the realm of high-speed RAM, offering an impressive speed of 7200MHz, eye-catching RGB lighting, and seamless compatibility with both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles, all for a competitive price of USD 169.99.

The Intel Core Ultra 5 245K offers decent performance at a considerable price range. It is equipped with the latest architecture and has great power efficiency. Moreover, it delivers satisfactory performance in multi-core tasks and handles everyday applications smoothly. However, its gaming performance, while adequate, doesn’t quite match up to competitors in the same price range. Therefore, users seeking balanced productivity can consider this an option. However, gamers should look elsewhere for better performance in highly demanding games.

CORSAIR Saber RGB Pro Wireless has got a good game at hand when it comes to providing a powerful wireless connection at a strong polling rate and low latency for quick and buttery fast response. It has good tracking and offers a good blend of features as well.

When juxtaposed with former titles from the same company, Ubisoft’s Immortals Fenyx Rising Review Rising feels like a solid change of direction in the...

The AS500 from DeepCool had our praise when we got to test it. Its noise-to-performance ratio turned out quite good. This time we are...

The Arctic P12 Pro Reverse A-RGB fans are a fantastic, budget-friendly option for budget builders prioritizing a clean, strut-free aesthetics in a dual-chamber case. Priced at $18 per fan, it undercuts the premium fan market significantly while retaining strong build quality and vivid ARGB illumination.

The GAMDIAS M2-1204R White fans are pocket-friendly fans with mediocre ratings which are better suited for case ventilation with some vivid and dynamic lighting. The game is strong with their noise output and these fans sit perfectly in the GAMDIAS Ecosystem.