Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

AMD Ryzen 3 3200G Performance Analysis on B450 Chipset
ASUS GeForce RTX 2080 Super Dual EVO OC Review
Cooler Master MasterGel Regular, Pro, Maker Thermal Paste Review
Cooler Master MH751 Gaming Stereo Headset Review
Intel Starts Shipping 10 nm Ice Lake CPUs to OEMs
MSI MAG Z390 Tomahawk Motherboard Review

AMD Ryzen 3 3200G Performance Analysis on B450 Chipset

AMD launched their 2nd Ryzen 3000 series earlier this month (July 2019), and boy, what a storm it created. They beat Intel in the race to become the first manufacturer, to release the world’s first 7nm desktop processors. These new processors from AMD not only offered excellent performance, but also great value for the price.

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ASUS GeForce RTX 2080 Super Dual EVO OC Review

We review the GeForce RTX 2080 Super Dual EVO OC review from ASUS. The card with its super tag has been beefed up, received a dual-fan cooler and a moderate tweak. Will it be enough the dress and impress?

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Cooler Master MasterGel Regular, Pro, Maker Thermal Paste Review

Cooler Master provides an innovative but simple solution in delivering their MasterGel Regular, Pro, and Maker to the masses.

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Cooler Master MH751 Gaming Stereo Headset Review

Maybe our entire gaming audio experience didn't undergo a metamorphosis, but the MH751 is a great entry into Cooler Master's arsenal of headsets. It has easily taken the place of the Corsair VOID RGB for PC gaming, and the Turtle Beach Recon 70 for PS4 gaming. The MH751 is sleek, very comfortable, sounds great, and is convenient. With no RGB lighting on the headset, Cooler Master seems to have been able to put more money into the things that really matter on this headset - comfort and sound quality.

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Intel Starts Shipping 10 nm Ice Lake CPUs to OEMs

During its second quarter earnings call, Intel has announced that it has started shipping of 10th generation "Core" CPUs to OEMs. Making use of 10 nm lithography, 10th generation of "Core" CPUs, code-named Ice Lake, were qualified by OEMs earlier in 2019 in order to be integrated into future products. Ice Lake is on track for holiday season of 2019, meaning that we can expect off the shelf products by the end of this year. That is exciting news as 10th generation of Core CPUs is bringing some exciting micro-architectural improvements along with long awaited and delayed Intel's 10nm manufacturing process node.

The new CPUs are supposed to get around 18% IPC improvement on average when looking at direct comparison to previous generation of Intel CPUs, while being clocked at same frequency. This time, even regular desktop parts will get AVX512 support, alongside VNNI and Cryptography ISA extensions that are supposed to bring additional security and performance for ever increasing number of tasks, especially new ones like Neural Network processing. Core configurations will be ranging from dual core i3 to quad core i7, where we will see total of 11 models available.

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MSI MAG Z390 Tomahawk Motherboard Review

The MSI MAG Z390 Tomahawk has plenty of features including all that RGB goodness gamers need to create the perfect design in their systems.

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