The SilverStone Hailstone 360 bridges this gap by providing a quiet cooling solution for my Threadripper build that can deliver performance when I need it and remain relatively slient the rest of the time. The slim (ish) 360mm radiator fits nicely in most workstation and 4U chassis configurations while the pump block and IMF70 cooling modules are very efficient with space.
As a long-time enthusiast of retro PCs and live streaming, I've relied on HDMI splitters for years to share my screen and ensure flawless signal delivery. In this review, we'll dive deep into the HS14's features, including its 4K/60Hz support, HDR10/Dolby Vision compatibility, and crucial EDID controls, to see if it's the perfect solution for demanding applications like capturing gameplay for broadcast while maintaining real-time audio sync. Get ready to unlock the full potential of your HDMI devices.
In this review we will be looking at a product that bridges the gap between a casemod and factory pre-mod as a benefit to silent air cooling enthusiasts. The Antec Flux Pro Noctua Edition is a collaboration between Antec and Noctua to create a new product using the best from both companies.
Choosing a small form factor keyboard often requires you to accept some compromises to get to a smaller size. The OK-M is one of the most compelling budget mechanical keyboards available today. With a few upgrades (mainly switches), it can easily compete with boards twice its price!
The SilverStone KL07 comes with some very notable features including a USB SuperSpeed Type-C connector, three 140mm cooling fans and acoustical treatments on all of the panels.
In this review I’ll be looking at a new gaming keyboard set from EpicGear called the DeFiant Mechanical Keyboard Set. The collection is centered on the new DeFiant gaming keyboard and built using a completely modular approach that allows you to attach gaming accessories and even modify the keyboard itself.
In this review I’ll be looking at the Creative Labs iRoar Go. This is a new version of the iRoar that is designed to be smaller, IPX6 water-resistant and better suited for people on the go.
Early in this review I compared the Kasda Networks Transformer KA1900 to the Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 and for good reason. From a specification standpoint they are virtually identical in all but three areas.
For this review I’ll be looking at the Mushkin Redline DDR4 memory modules. This is a 16GB dual channel DDR4 memory kit running at 3200Mhz and feature the Frostbyte heatspreader with a corkscrew style fin design across the top.
In this review I looked at the Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t. This is a Mid-Tower case built on the popular MasterCase Series chassis and really pushes the limit on factory modded PCs. Normally a pre-mod might include a side window or maybe some decorative trim but with the 5t things have been pushed, just a little bit.
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