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AMD Ryzen 9 9950X Rated: 9.4/10 AMD Ryzen 9 9900X Rated: 9.5/10 Pros And Cons In our examination, the Ryzen 9 9950X delivered 4.77% enhanced frame rates...

My team and I have been testing several EXPO-supported DDR5 kits for the past few months, and now that we have reviewed all four CPUs of the Ryzen 9000 series, we have finally rounded up the best options for them.

AMD Ryzen 9000 series receives new bios updates, bringing much-needed improvements to increase performance and stability.

The MSI MPG X870E Carbon WiFi is a high-end motherboard with impressive features, a capable VRM setup, and I/O that should be enough for most users. You get the latest USB4 ports, dual PCIe 5.0 M.2, WiFi 7, and impressive memory support up to DDR5-8400 (OC). It’s a nice-looking board with enough RGB bling for most, but it comes at a staggering $499 price tag. While expensive, it’s competitive enough for the features on offer.

In search for an optimal FPS controller, Charlie Pyott has created a custom build that can rival the experience of a mouse.

TeamGroup's upcoming memory kits from the T-Create and T-Force series will boast speeds up to 8000MHz for intense workloads.

AMD’s new flagship shows some killer performances but comes with a premium $599 price tag, which means it’s more expensive than the competing 14900K. While productivity performance is mostly on par with this Intel beast, the 1080P gaming performance falls behind.

The be quiet! Light Loop 360 is a high-performance AIO cooler with impressive features, including fully illuminated A-RGB fans and a revamped cooling system designed to handle flagship CPUs. It delivers strong thermal performance and reduced noise levels compared to previous models, but installation is somewhat complex, requiring multiple components.

Apart from bleeding-edge performance, the Wooting 80HE builds upon the legacy of its predecessor by improving in all the areas the original fell short in. The new Lekker V2 switches paired with factory lubed screw-in stabilizers significantly upgrade the stock sound. And the gasket mount allows for a soft and thocky typing experience that only acts as a cherry on top of the world-class gaming keyboard the Wooting 80HE already is.

In RTX 3060 Vs. 3060 Ti comparison, we will benchmark these cards at 1440p to determine if the extra VRAM makes any significant difference.

The Teamgroup T-Force Vulcan Z 2TB SSD offers good value for entry-level gaming, with solid performance and shock-resistant design. While its DRAM-less architecture leads to slower write speeds, SLC caching helps mitigate this issue. Its affordable price, compact size, and reliable performance make it a good choice for budget-conscious users, though it won’t match the speed of NVMe SSDs.

The ID-Cooling Frozn A720 offers impressive cooling performance with its dual-tower design and two 140mm fans, making it a solid competitor to high-end air coolers at a more affordable price. Its excellent heat dissipation and large surface area make it ideal for demanding setups, though its noise level is higher than competitors like the Noctua NH-D15.