Reviews

The ASRock B860 LiveMixer WiFi is a budget-friendly motherboard aimed at content creators who need tons of connectivity without breaking the bank. Priced at $190, it offers a great mix of features like WiFi 6E, Thunderbolt 4, and 22 USB ports. While it doesn’t have the most powerful power delivery or the newest WiFi 7, it still performs well for gaming and everyday tasks, supports fast DDR5 memory, and includes Gen5 slots for both graphics cards and storage. Overall, it’s a good value pick for creators and gamers who want reliable performance and excellent connectivity

The G.Skill WigiDash is an all-in-one 7-inch touchscreen control panel for gamers and creators. It offers customizable hotkeys and widgets via USB Type-C. Priced at $129.99, it's a powerful tool for productivity but may be complex for non-tech-savvy users.

Aula F65 is a good budget keyboard but not quite the homerun we’ve come to expect from Aula. While the fundamentals are all there, the clunky software and unimpressive wireless performance let it down. Regardless, it sounds great with the same excellent stock stabs and premium keycaps. If all you want is a solid keyboard that types well and you’re set on the 65% form factor, the F65 is still a reliable choice.

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The Akko MOD007B-PC Santorini keyboard stands out for its unique design, customizable features, and solid performance. With its polycarbonate construction and hot-swappable Hall Effect magnetic switches, it offers a premium typing experience.

The darkFlash CX6 AURORA SPECTRUM RGB White fans offer budget-friendly, visually appealing options for case ventilation, featuring customizable RGB lighting. While they perform well in tests, their full-speed noise level may not suit users prioritizing whisper-quiet operation.

MSI Mag Z490 Tomahawk Review comes recommended in this price bracket as a better performer with a nice blend of connectivity options.

Epomaker’s Click Lite is a lightweight wireless mouse that keeps things simple. It comes in at about 75g, which makes it easy to flick around without feeling bulky. You get both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth for connectivity, and in my testing, both worked fine without any issues. The sensor tracks smoothly, clicks feel responsive, and it does the job whether you’re gaming or just browsing. It doesn’t bother with RGB or fancy extras, but that also keeps the weight down and the battery lasting longer. For the price, it’s a straightforward, reliable option.

Assassin's Creed Mirage is the long-awaited return to the IP's roots. Read our review to learn if the game delivers a worthy entry in the IP.

The Ryzen 9 9900X is AMD’s new flagship 12-core gaming chip but with lower base frequencies and a 120-watt rating. It impressed us in most benchmarks outside of gaming, and in gaming, the chip couldn’t even outperform the Ryzen 7 9700X. Its $449 price tag makes it compete with the 7800X3D and 13900K, but the former is a far better gaming CPU, while the latter is much better for both multi-threaded workloads AND gaming.

Say goodbye to those frustrating moments of missing headshots and dealing with tangled keybindings in fast-paced FPS games! Meet the Corsair M65 RGB Elite...

If we have to take in totality the features and flexibility that is provided by the Corsair Lighting Node Pro Review, it is mind-blowing.