Fractal's first gaming headset is here and it's even better than expected! Premium design, detailed sound, excellent comfort, a great pair of microphones, and one of the best charging docks we've ever seen make it well worth the $200 price tag.
Equipped with PixArt's PAW3395 sensor and Omron optical main button switches, the right-handed ergonomic ALPHYN AM10 is capable of 8000 Hz wired polling, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth. The shape is clearly modeled after the Logitech G502 and Razer Basilisk, and RGB lighting is on board.
The Crucial T710 PCIe 5.0 SSD is built using the new Silicon Motion SM2508 controller paired with Micron's new 276-layer 3D TLC NAND flash. This is a winning combo, which makes the SSD the fastest drive we have ever tested. Energy efficiency is also improved over SSDs using the Phison E26 controller.
A halo tier flagship motherboard should be drooled-over by many and owned by few. There's no doubt that this is one of the most extreme X870E options on the market, featuring unique approaches to expansion and support for sub-ambient overclocking. But does it do enough justify the price tag?
The AVerMedia CamStream 4K is a video capture card designed for cameras and camcorders. In true plug-and-play fashion, it makes them easily usable on computers and mobile devices. While small, the competent device offers high-quality output options, including uncompressed RGB24 color format support at Full HD.
The Lexar NQ780 4 TB offers plenty of storage for all your games and videos. It is also priced very reasonably, at just $240, which means one TB of storage will cost you $60. Results from our testing show that performance is pretty good, too, as long as you don't exhaust the SLC cache.
With Intel dishing out price cuts and performance boosts left and right, Arrow Lake is starting to look attractive, at least at certain price points. If you want an overclocking motherboard with solid specifications and attractive aesthetics, then ASRock might just have the product for you.
The Schenker KEY 18 Pro is a huge high-end 18" gaming powerhouse. Thanks to the GeForce RTX 5090 Mobile GPU and the 200 Hz 4K+ display, this is what you want for gaming. Although it weighs nearly 4 kg, its larger size allows for better cooling, which helps maintain top performance.
The Sapphire Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB sells close to MSRP, yet it features a factory overclock and higher power limit. In our testing, its cooler remained whisper-quiet even at full load. Interestingly, this model uses Samsung memory, whereas all other cards we've tested so far use Hynix.
With the release of the Lancer NEON series, XPG offers a new wave of memory kits, offering 60% area coverage with RGB, aiming to be the ideal memory kit for fans of a light show! Follow along as we benchmark, compare and overclock to find out if this DDR5-8000 kit offers advantages over the competition.
Equipped with PixArt's PAW3395 sensor and TTC optical main button switches, NZXT's ambidextrous 56 g Lift Elite Wireless also comes with 8000 Hz wired and 4000 Hz wireless polling, and up to 70 hours of battery life are advertised.
The FSP AE36 All-In-One liquid cooler combines sleek aesthetics and vibrant ARGB lighting with a solid set of features. Featuring strong performance and a competitive price, it has plenty of appeal—but the real question is where does it place in an increasingly crowded and competitive market?
With the Renegade G5, Kingston expands their solid-state drive offerings to finally include PCI-Express 5.0. Their new drive is built using the Silicon Motion SM2508 controller, paired with Kioxia TLC NAND flash, which offers a better performance profile than the Micron TLC that we've seen on similar drives.
With a solid EFI, overclocking support, plenty of SSD and VRM cooling and dual Thunderbolt 4 ports for less than $300, does this attractive white board have what's needed to offer a premium home for your Arrow Lake CPU?
The Memblaze 7940 30.72 TB is among the most efficient Gen 5 enterprise SSDs we’ve tested, offering strong performance and low latencies. While it doesn’t lead in every benchmark, it’s still one of the fastest high-capacity TLC drives we've reviewed, delivering great real-world speed, solid efficiency, and strong value for enterprise use.
Designed by TenZ, the ambidextrous TenZ Signature Edition comes with Pulsar's latest tech: the custom XS-1 sensor, 8000 Hz wireless polling, and optical main button switches. Unlike previous Pulsar releases, the TenZ Signature Edition uses a fully solid shell to reach its 48 g weight.
MSI is going all-out with Mini-ITX support for mid and high-end chipsets from both AMD and Intel. We're starting with the B860 model, in dazzling titanium attire featuring Thunderbolt 4, but can it edge out some stiff competition at $220?
We're taking a look at the AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 8 GB, which comes with only half the memory size of the 16 GB models, but is at least $50 cheaper. Data from the review suggests that NVIDIA's memory management is much less efficient than the one used on RDNA 4, giving AMD the upper hand.
Sharing its shape with the original Hati-S, the ambidextrous Hati-S Ultra 8K cuts down the weight even further to just 31 g. PixArt's PAW3950 sensor is combined with Huano main button switches, 8000 Hz wireless polling is supported, and up to 80 hours of battery life are advertised.
Looking for a chair that will win you over with adjustability, quality of materials and support rather than an overly aggressive design? The ThunderX3 FLEX Pro might be just what you are after, with a minimal, professional and functional aesthetic, featuring a generous warranty to top it off.
The Sapphire Radeon RX 9060 XT Nitro+ OC stands out with a large factory overclock, making it the fastest card tested today. Its cooling solution is equally remarkable, achieving virtually inaudible noise levels even under full gaming load, and temperatures are still excellent.
ASRock's Radeon RX 9060 XT Steel Legend OC impresses with a great-looking white design that features the best RGB effects out of the cards tested this week. In addition, the triple-slot, triple-fan cooling solution runs at whisper-quiet noise levels while still maintaining excellent temperatures.
The XFX Radeon RX 9060 XT Swift OC is built with a triple-slot, triple-fan cooling configuration that achieves good temperatures and excellent noise levels. With less than 27 dBA at full load it runs very quietly. Additionally, the card offers a factory overclock and dual BIOS feature.
The AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT launches at a highly competitive $350 MSRP, which is much lower than the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB, yet the card offers similar performance. Thanks to the dual BIOS feature, noise levels of the ASUS Prime are incredible: whisper quiet!
The AQIRYS Andromeda Pro is a $105 wireless gaming headset with an understated design, oversized 53 mm titanium drivers, and a strong focus on absolute ease of use, to the extent that it doesn't even come with a software driver.
