Creative has several released several versions of the Pebble speaker system to fit your audio needs. With the Pebble Nova Premium you get more power and that unique 45-degree soundstage. The secret to the new design is a Coaxial driver setup. This places the 3” woofer behind the 1” tweeter sharing the same axis so they can work together.
The Endorfy Viro Plus headphones come in an all-black color scheme with subtle branding on both the top strap and the ear pieces. Connectivity I supported by the 3.5 mm 4-conductor TRRS audio jack and a wide variety of cable options. The overall design reflects the metal frame designs we have seen more expensive studio headsets. Let’s see how the specifications measure up!
In this review we will be looking at the MSI MEG Z890 ACE gaming motherboard. The MSI MEG line of motherboards are the highest tier product in each segment offering the most features and the promise for better performance. ACE is also a popular product name indicating the top of the gaming line right behind the “Godlike”
In this review we will be looking at the SilverStone SETA A2. This will be the third SATA chassis that I have reviewed on Hardware Asylum and is built on a strong base of high airflow chassis designs supporting some of the largest motherboards on the market. The SETA A2 takes things to the next level with some high-quality materials, solid 140mm cooling and plenty of radiator options.
What I find interesting about the IceMyst system is the overall modular design. Each of the included fans have a single 8-pin connector for fan and ARGB lighting control along with a custom length cable to ensure that each fan can be easily daisy chained together. For additional cooling you can add IMF70 70mm ARGB fan modules to not only keep your CPU cool but motherboard components as well..
The Corsair RX120 RGB Fan Starter Pack is your window into a much larger Corsair based ecosystem that encompasses fans, waterblocks, pumpblock reservoirs, digital screen modules, AIO watercoolers and even GPU waterblocks. The iCUE LINK doesn’t change the overall performance of these products but does give you a digital link to connect them all together.
For this review, we will be looking at the traditional Black version of the Tower 300. If black is not your thing, Thermaltake has your back! The Tower 300 comes in eight color options: Black, Bumblebee, Hydrangea Blue, Snow, Turquoise, Matcha Green, Bubble Pink and Racing Green.
One of the defining features of the Argon coolers is a core contact heatpipe design. This is where the heatpipes are exposed directly to the CPU providing a very fast thermal transfer to even out the thermal spikes from normal computer usage. This translates into a cooler that can react quickly, remain silent and deliver some really good performance.
In this review we will be looking at the SilverStone CS382 NAS Chassis. This case is designed for those looking to build a Network Attached Storage and Server systems. It supports hot-swap storage drives comes with a locking security door and supports full sized computer hardware allowing builders flexibility in what hardware is selected.
The DeepCool CH360 Digital is available in both a white finish and the more traditional black design you see here. The Digital version simply adds the LED display to the right side below the motherboard tray to provide vital system stats. No matter what version you choose, you will get a compact chassis designed for high airflow!
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