In this review we looked at the Pure Base 500FX from be quiet!. This is a down market chassis designed for enthusiast builders looking for a cost-effective chassis that fits the “gaming” profile. Cost effective means different things in the computer world and to understand the context you need to look at the company as a whole.
The Pop Air Mini is the smallest of the Pop Air Series and currently only available in the more traditional black and white color schemes unlike the flashier color sets found in its siblings
In this review we will be looking at the VPR400 NVMe SSD from Patriot. This is the performance oriented NVMe SSD that is currently available in two capacities from 512GB up to 1TB features the latest Innogrit IG5220 Gen4x4 controller and comes with RGB lights to give your builds a little something extra.
We all know that the current PC world is a price driven market and we have often spent hours comparing specs, reading reviews, checking forum posts and watching shitty YouTube videos all to determine “what is the best bang for the buck”. Hardware makers have caught on to this and have gone to great lengths to create products that conform to a level of Minimum Viable Product then promote these cut down versions to influencers across the globe.
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