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!
In this review we will be looking at the Aorus X870E Elite X3D Ice motherboard. This board features an AMD X870E chipset supporting AM5 processors and comes with the X3D refresh features and the extremely swank ICE color combo.
In this review we looked at the Noctua NH-D15 G2 chromax.black. This is a chromax.black edition of the popular NH-D15 complete with a black surface finish, chromax.black NF-A14x25 G2 fans. This popular variant has been powering high performance gaming builds for over 15 years. Systems have changed a lot since then making the occasional upgrade and revision a welcome change.
In this review we will be looking at the North XL from Fractal Design. This case is a nice upgrade over the 2023 edition which can accommodate larger motherboards and does so in a tasteful manner. I see plenty of opportunities for custom modifications but, feel that it would detract from the classy home decor feeling that Fractal Design was after.
The CyperPowerPC CK60 is a compact 60% keyboard build from a machined aluminum frame, custom Gateron Red Linear switches. This keyboard is solid, has a smooth keyboard response and may take getting used to given that many critical keys have been removed from their normal location.
Mad Catz offers their FREQ DAC (Digital to Analog converter) in a single piece FREQ L or the dongle we have today. I am a big believer in the dongle style as there is less stress on the USB port. The FREQ like of products also includes headsets in a variety of price points.
n this review we will be looking at the Crucial Pro Overclocking DDR5 memory. These new memory modules are clocked in at 6000Mhz (MT/s) and making them some of the fastest memory you can get from Crucial and the first set of performance memory modules to be released after the closure of the Ballistix brand.
In this review we looked at the ARES 7200Mhz DDR5 from Lexar. This is a dual channel 32GB memory kit is designed as a gaming product for power users and overclockers. The module features a simple black heatspreader with a few silkscreened graphics, and stylish LED light bar across the top.
In this review we will be looking at the Thermaltake TH360 V2 Ultra ARGB Sync AIO cooler. This cooler is similar to previous Thermaltake AIOs with the addition of ARGB fans and an upgraded LCD screen on top of the AIO pumpblock. The software to control this LCD has improved greatly while the included fans leave much to be desired.
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