The be quiet! Light Mount Silent Linear is a traditional 101 key layout with a few extras thrown in. The keyboard is currently only offered in an all-black design with a full-length ARGB bar across the top. If you are looking for something a bit more exotic, be quiet! offers the modular design of the Dark Mount. . Both can be ordered with your choice of switches; Silent Linear Orange or Silent Linear Black.
In this review we will be looking at the Sama A60E dual tower heatsink. Dual tower coolers have become rather popular with the aircooling crowd due to their enhanced thermal profile and ability to stay quiet under pressure.
In this review we took an indepth look at the MSI MEG Z890 Godlike motherboard. This board is built on the Intel Z890 chipset supporting Intel Core Ultra processors and DDR5 memory. In terms of motherboard features it is very similar to the Z890 MEG ACE with a few additions to help set it apart.
In this review we will be looking at a 4TB NVMe SSD from ACER called the FA200. This drive is designed to be a budget friendly storage solution that still keeps up with many of the performance demands that hardware enthusiast and gamers want.
In this review we will be looking at a new SFX power supply design from Thermaltake called the Toughpower SFX. This new power supply is fully ATX 3.1 compliant and available in three power configurations, 750w, 850w and 1000w. They are all 80 Plus Platinum rated and come with native PCI Express 12v-2x6 connectors.
In this review we will be looking at the Crucial Pro Overclocking DDR5 memory. This is not the first time we have reviewed these modules however, they are now available in White and worth a quick article.
If you are looking for a budget desktop audio solution that not only sounds amazing, is powerful and features RGB then the Creative Pebble X Plus might be for you. This 2.1 desktop speaker solution comes with a detached subwoofer and fills all of the basic needs without breaking the bank.
The Creative Sound Blaster GS3 shows how great things can come in a little package! Sound quality punches well above its weight and the functionality should satisfy most users craving external speakers without breaking the bank.
I find the CTE E600MX to be a pretty good case that is more appropriately sized than the CTE C750 that we previously reviewed. It appears to be a good home for any high-end system build with plenty of modding opportunities. The case supports a 90-degree motherboard rotation and comes with some rather creative ways to mount your video card for either air or watercooling setups.
Yeyian has found a way to offer a fantastic number of features for a budget friendly price. Combining a Pixart 3395 sensor with the ability to customize your switches creates an attractive package. It’s simply an amazing price point for a configurable, wireless gaming mouse. There are some compromises when you look at a lower price point, RGB control for example, but the Yeyian shift offers an amazing list of options for the money.
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