In this review we will be looking at the Patriot Viper Steel SODIMM performance memory module. This particular module is clocked in at 3000Mhz and has a 32GB total capacity and comes with two XMP profiles for maximum performance.
In this review we will be looking at the SETA A1 from SilverStone. I first saw this case during CES 2020 and to be completely honest I didn’t pay it much attention. The bezel design just looked weird to me and yet I am glad to have taken another look at this great case from SilverStone.
In this review we will be looking at one of the latest memory kits from Viper Gaming the Viper 4 Blackout. This is a special 64GB performance dual channel memory kit using two PC4-28800 3600Mhz modules with densities of 32GB per module.
In this review we will be looking at the new EVGA Z490 FTW motherboard. Visually this board is almost a direct copy of the EVGA Z390 FTW. There are a few minor tweaks and an effort to include a few overclocking features found on the Dark edition.
The ASUS ROG Maximus XII Hero based on the new Intel Z490 chipset is the entry level into the ROG Maximus series and designed for fans of the platform who may not need any of the specific features.
In this review we looked at the Pure Base 500DX from be quiet!. This is a down market chassis designed for enthusiast builders looking for a cost effective chassis that fits the “gaming” profile. It also comes with a vented front panel for extra airflow!
In this review we took a look at the new Crucial P2 NVMe SSD. This drive is intended to be a mainstream option for users wishing to upgrade an existing system or for those budget minded folks looking to build a new rig.
There are basically two ways to dress up the cables in your PC, If you have a modular PSU you can completely replace the cables which can often cost more than the PSU or you can simply dress up the end that everyone can see. The SilverStone PP07E cable extensions are inexpensive, flexible and do exactly what you would expect, they make your wires pretty.
With every new processor release there is often a need to tweak the subsystem to get the most from it and with CPUs that often translates into increased pin counts, enhanced memory support and motherboard refinements. On May 27th Intel will be launching the new LGA 1200 Comet Lake processors and Z490 chipset and with it comes a new set of ASUS motherboards.
In this review we will be looking at the Sound Blaster AE-9. This is the ultimate in 32-bit audio processing that combines features found separately in almost every Sound Blaster product into a single product. In fact this device reminds me of some historical Sound Blaster products that offered flexibility to the user by breaking out many common connections.
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