In this review we will be looking at the SilverStone SX750 Platinum SFX PSU. This is a fully modular power supply in the SFX form factor. We have seen SFX power supplies before however the major difference here is the 80 Plus Platinum rating which can offer a significant advantage when it comes to building in a small form factor chassis.
In this review we are looking at the Noctua NH-U12S Redux. The Redux is a streamlined and accessibly priced version of the popular NH-U12S which had become a very popular due to its overall performance and form factor. As the name suggests, the Redux line is designed to be a more affordable version that can still deliver good performance under certain conditions.
Overall, the Toughram XG modules do the job and look great doing it. With the imminent release of DDR5 it is clear that Thermaltake wanted to get one last DDR4 memory release out the door before everything is retooled and help PC builders get some awesome Addressable RGB memory modules before they are gone forever.
For the hardware enthusiast I find the 70 Class of NVIDIA GPUs to be the sweet spot between performance and price. While the RTX 3060 cards are designed for the mainstream they often lack the power to really show off what the generation can do and the 80 Class cards are often too expensive for the majority to afford.
In this review we will be looking at the SilverStone SX750 Platinum SFX PSU. This is a fully modular power supply in the SFX form factor. We have seen SFX power supplies before however the major difference here is the 80 Plus Platinum rating which can offer a significant advantage when it comes to building in a small form factor chassis.
In this review we are looking at the Noctua NH-U12S Redux. The Redux is a streamlined and accessibly priced version of the popular NH-U12S which had become a very popular due to its overall performance and form factor. As the name suggests, the Redux line is designed to be a more affordable version that can still deliver good performance under certain conditions.
Overall, the Toughram XG modules do the job and look great doing it. With the imminent release of DDR5 it is clear that Thermaltake wanted to get one last DDR4 memory release out the door before everything is retooled and help PC builders get some awesome Addressable RGB memory modules before they are gone forever.
For the hardware enthusiast I find the 70 Class of NVIDIA GPUs to be the sweet spot between performance and price. While the RTX 3060 cards are designed for the mainstream they often lack the power to really show off what the generation can do and the 80 Class cards are often too expensive for the majority to afford.
In this review I’ll be looking over the NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti. This is the new flagship product in the RTX 30-Series lineup that can offer near RTX 3090 performance and designed to be the top of the line product available to the consumer market. For this review I will give you my impressions of the card, show some basic performance benchmarks and do a little overclocking.
Overall, this is an amazing RTX package. Solid cooler, excellent out of box performance and despite the small size the EVGA RTX 3060 XC Gaming can deliver all the RTX goodies.
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