In this review we will be looking at the MSI MPG X870I Edge Ti Evo Wifi. This is a Mini ITX motherboard that attempts to maximize what the X870 chipset can provide on one of the smallest motherboard form factors you can buy.
Seeking premium studio headphones for content creation or podcasting? Our in-depth review of the Beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro MKII explores these closed-back, over-ear headphones featuring improved TESLA.45 drivers. We examine the enhanced bass, clear mids, and detailed highs, alongside key specs like their 30-ohm impedance and wide 5-40,000 Hz frequency response. Discover if these "Made in Germany" headphones offer the industry-leading workmanship and superb comfort you need for professional audio.
In this review we will be looking at the MSI MAG B850 Tomahawk Max Wifi. This is an interesting motherboard in that it is a midrange mainstream product offering sitting at the top of the MAG range shares a name with more capable products in the gaming series. As the name would suggest the motherboard built on the AMD B850 chipset for the AM5 platform supporting DDR5 and PCI Express 5.0.
In this review I’ll be looking at a WiFi7 enabled access point from EnGenius. The ECW520 is a Cloud Managed tri-band access point supporting the latest wireless protocols and secured by some of the latest encryption standards while also integrating seamlessly into the entire EnGenius ecosystem while providing an enterprise grade level of support and control.
Those of you familiar with the Gigabyte Ultra Durable series will recognize the UD5 as being a mid-range mainstream product designed to fill the gap between specialized boards like the G1 and SOC and the lower in products designed for OEMs and business professionals.
In this review I’ll be looking at the Enthoo EVOLV SE. The case comes in a variety of colors and the one featured in this review is white with black interior bits. As I mentioned before this is a Mini ITX case and supports dual slot video cards, water cooling and some rather unique hard drive mounting locations.
A unique feature of the HBT+ Turbine 700 is that the interior is divided into two physical sections. The front holds the electronics including motherboard, video card and cooling while the back allows access to power supply, cable management and storage. Not only does this help in case cooling but also gives the aspiring modder a much larger canvas to work from.
One of the best cases I have ever reviewed was the Silverstone Temjin TJ08-E. While that might be a rather bold statement given the appeal of the Raven RV02 and some of the more exotic cases in the Hardware Asylum archives the reason is simple.
In this review I’ll be looking at the Silverstone Sugo SG12. The Sugo series was first introduced in 2005 and quickly has become a standard for what defines the small form factor case
I have always loved the mid-tower size cases for their versatility and the WolfAlloy is definitely versatile. By providing all the traditional features and plenty of upgrade potential the WolfAlloy is the kind of case that can grow with you.
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