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 took a look at a new AIO cooler from Levelplay called the Combat Liquid 360HUD. This is a very interesting AIO in that its not your typical ARGB LCD screen cooler but rather a nicely assembled AIO with just the right amount of feature and performance to be good.
In this review we will be looking at the MSI MEG X870E ACE Max gaming motherboard. The MSI MEG line of motherboards are the highest tier product in each segment offering the most features and the promise for better performance. This board offers premium aesthetics with sleek black metal covers and heatsinks with polished gold accents to evoke a sense of prestige.
The be quiet! Dark Perk Ergo is a strong debut into the light weight, wireless gaming mouse arena. While it doesn’t scream for attention with RGB bling, it does offer pure performance in gameplay. Both comfortable and responsive, this is a compelling choice for anyone seeking an uncompromised wireless gaming mouse.
In this review we will be looking at the Deepcool AK620 Digital CPU Cooler this is a dual tower cooler with six heatpipes and comes with a large digital display and addressable RGB lights.
In this review we will be looking at the Noctua NH-D12L Low Height cooler. This is a dual tower cooler with a single 120mm fan located in the middle. Most tower coolers tend sit rather high to accommodate fans and provide clearance for memory modules and motherboard heatsinks. The NH-D12L is designed to provide the same cooling performance of a standard 120mm heatsink in a very compact form factor.
In this review we will be looking at the NM710 NVMe SSD from Lexar. This drive is designed to be a budget friendly storage solution that can still keep up with the the storage and performance demands of hardware enthusiasts and casual gamers.
In this review we will be looking at the Viper Venom 7200Mhz DDR5 memory from Patriot. These are a refresh of the 6200Mhz modules that I reviewed previously and are visually identical however the specifications have changed to better support Raptor Lake and feature a higher clock speed.
The Patriot Viper Xtreme 5 is the highest performing modules in the Viper lineup and feature speeds of 7600Mhz, 7800Mhz and 8000Mhz. Kits are currently limited to 32GB and come with a stylish new heatspreader and ARGB light bar design.
In this review we will be looking at the Patriot VXD. This is a USB 3.2 drive enclosure for NVMe based M.2 SSD drives. It comes with a USB Type-C connection and supports a 10Gbps transfer rate. This is a pure drive enclosure so, you will need to supply your own drive.
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