These days it takes quite a bit to impress me when it comes to computer cases and while most are still decorated boxes there is some true innovation out there, you just have to find it. The Cooler Master MasterBox NR200 is great case due to its small form factor size, great build quality and multiple build options.
The Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML360 SubZero and lives up to the name. In unregulated mode the cooler is reporting a -16c temperature and can maintain a 30c drop in load temperatures across all activities.
In this review we looked at the Lexar Professional 1066x microSD card. This card has a UHS-I rating features a 3U speed rating and V30 video rating. Combined this card is approved for 4k video recording and yet the card offers considerably better performance over the competition with 160MB/s Read and 120MB/s Write performance.
In this review we will be looking at a new PSU from Cooler Master called the V850 SFX Gold. The “V” series is wuote popular due to the modular design and affordable price however this V850 Gold is different in that all of that power has been packaged into a SFX form factor.
I am really impressed with the Viotek GNV32GB. This is a wide screen monitor with the right amount of screen resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. The screen is curved allowing users to get a better field of view and the contrast ratio adds the right amount of depth and detail. I didn’t notice any dead pixels and when looking at high resolution photos you I could make out details that were normally hidden.
To find hardware that is truly unique you must play the waiting game. This is how it was back in the days of the DFI LanParty where you could often wait up to six months for the new overclocking board to be released followed by additional revisions that would exploit even more features. Those were the awesome times for the hardware enthusiast and yet many were upset.
In this review we looked at the Patriot Viper Gaming 4266Mhz Blackout Edition memory. The Blackout Edition is a performance memory kit designed for both Intel and AMD platforms and is available in a variety of speeds and capacities ranging from 8GB up to 64GB.
In this review I’ll be looking at a new product from NexusLink called the WB-1750-KIT. This is a high speed wireless bridge designed for gaming and is designed to provide a high speed point to point connection between devices that doesn't suffer from normal latency issues.
In this review we will be looking at the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO V2. As the name suggests this is a second generation cooler based on the EVO design revision. I reviewed the original Hyper 212 EVO back in September of 2011 and determined it was one of the better editions of the Hyper 212 to date.
In this review I’ll be looking at the MasterLiquid ML280 Mirror from Cooler Master. This is a dual 140mm AIO watercooling unit that supports addressable RGB (ARGB) lights and features an infinity mirror across the top of the pump
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