Reviews

The Addlink S68 series presents a budget-friendly M.2 NVMe SSD option, ranging from 256GB to 1TB. It caters to budget-conscious consumers and gamers seeking competitive read and write speeds without a DRAM cache, utilizing the PC's RAM for enhanced performance.

Lian Li brings back the Hydroshift look with the new Hydroshift II LCD S 360TL, now with a hot swappable magnetic 3.5-inch square LCD and an improved, larger pump. It keeps the tubeless design, neat tube alignment, and strong build, but trades some pixel density for a bigger screen. Cooling is very good, and noise is low at mid speeds, while wireless control cleans up cables but adds a bit of complexity. Overall, the price and extra wireless parts make the 360TL the top pick if you want the whole look and features.

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The Patriot Viper USB series boasts exceptional read speeds, perfect for gamers and users needing quick access to large files. With USB 3.1 Gen 1 technology and capacities up to 256GB, it suits those seeking ample storage.

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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 Orico SharpVid 4K doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel, but it does a solid job of giving you what matters. It is a small, solid card with an aluminum body, and it doesn’t disappoint when handling 4K/60Hz recording with VRR. I tried it out on different platforms and didn’t run into any real issues. Honestly, it was just plug it in, hit record, and you’re good to go. Using it to switch between gaming, streaming, and recording felt simple enough. There was nothing I had to overthink. It’s not out here trying to show off with fancy features, and the price isn’t exactly cheap, but it holds its ground pretty well next to Elgato or AverMedia stuff.

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The Glorious Model D Minus is an ultra-lightweight powerhouse with responsive sensors and a layout tailored to the specific needs of gamers. Though the left and right buttons wiggle a little, this is easily one of the finest small gaming mice available.

The Corsair HX1200i offers excellent voltage regulation and ripple performance, making it ideal for overclockers and high-end system builders. While its efficiency is slightly below expectations for a Platinum-rated PSU, its superior voltage ripple control and solid thermal performance make it a strong contender in the market.

The Corsair Sabre v2 Pro Carbon Fiber is a performance-focused wireless mouse built for competitive FPS players who value precision. The Marksman S sensor with up to 8,000Hz polling delivers consistent tracking. Connectivity is flexible with wireless, Bluetooth, and wired modes. Corsair’s browser-based Web Hub offers solid customization without mandatory software installs. The high asking price makes it a niche option. However, for players who want top-tier responsiveness, it stands out from much of the lightweight competition.

The Asgard BRAGI ROG Strix RGB DDR5 7200MHz is a high-performance memory kit with good value for Asus Strix users looking for white RAM with RGB lighting. It offers competitive performance at 7200MHz. However, this kit might not be ideal for those who prioritize overclocking or need low-profile RAM due to cooler clearance issues.