Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

AMD Zen motherboard chipset design issue may add to costs
Asus Republic Of Gamers Strix GTX 1070 Aura RGB OC
Corsair RM750X 750W Power Supply Unit Review
COUGAR ATTACK X3
GeForce GTX 1070 2-way SLI Review
GIGABYTE Z170X-Ultra Gaming Review
Hands-on review: Hasselblad X1D
In Win 303 Review
LG X Style Review
Nvidia GTX 1080 Founders Edition
OCZ RD400 PCIe NVMe SSD Review
PC Games Of E3 2016
Razer Turret Review
Thermaltake Poseidon Z RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

AMD Zen motherboard chipset design issue may add to costs

Report says that Zen chipset design requires extra retimer & redriver chips for USB 3.1.

Read full article @ Hexus

Asus Republic Of Gamers Strix GTX 1070 Aura RGB OC

Today we take a look at the new Asus Republic Of Gamers Strix GTX 1070 – a custom, overclocked card featuring a triple fan cooling system and dedicated RGB lighting system. We tested its bigger brother – the ROG Strix GTX 1080 early June, so we have high hopes that the card on test today is able to deliver plenty of performance while maintaining a tight thermal curve.

Read full article @ KitGuru

Corsair RM750X 750W Power Supply Unit Review

The RM750X 750W power supply unit may not be the top-of-the-line model by Corsair but it does show why they have managed to win over enthusiasts, gamers and overclockers all around the world.

Read full article @ NikKTech

COUGAR ATTACK X3

The COUGAR ATTACK X3 is here for gamers who want a keyboard that is feature rich, but priced low. Fully configurable key functions, macro support, and Cherry MX switches all enable COUGAR to compete in a very lucrative market.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

GeForce GTX 1070 2-way SLI Review

We grab two MSI GeForce GTX 1070 Gaming X editions graphics cards and set them up in 2-way multi-GPU SLI. We'll obviously focus at Ultra HD performance as well as a micro stuttering analysis with the help of FCAT. Join us in this review where we'll once again look at everything.

Read full article @ Guru3D

GIGABYTE Z170X-Ultra Gaming Review

It was at Computex 2016 (a matter of weeks ago), that GIGABYTE unveiled their new lineup of Intel Z170 motherboards bearing the names Designare and Ultra Gaming. Today, we’ll be taking a close look at the Z170X-Ultra Gaming – a sleek motherboard which packs in a multitude of features – including Ultra Durable components, a variety of storage solutions such as U.2 and dynamic lighting courtesy of ‘Ambient LED’. Although this board arrives with a strong feature-set, it still maintains the appealing price-tag of £139.99 GBP / $160 USD – over the subsequent pages we’ll be putting this new motherboard under a watchful eye. Let’s begin!

Read full article @ Vortez

Hands-on review: Hasselblad X1D

When I spoke to Hasselblad's CEO, Perry Oosting, at the launch of the H6D he made it pretty clear that the company's next camera would be more affordable to attract keen enthusiast photographers as well as pros. And while few would argue that the X1D is cheap for $8,995 or £5,990 GBP (about AU$12,054), it's 'attractively priced' in Hasselblad terms.Part of the reason for the expense, in addition to Hasselblad's reputation for impeccable build quality, is the medium format sensor. Its 43.8 x 32.9mm CMOS device maybe smaller than the 60 x 60mm negatives that we usually associate with Hasselblad – or even the once popular 60 x 45mm crop – but it's still a lot bigger than the 35.9 x 23.9mm full-sensors found in cameras like the Canon 1DX Mark II or Nikon D5.

Read full article @ Techradar

In Win 303 Review

In Win has quickly become the master of high-end design cases starting a couple of years ago. Despite the exclusive design, the biggest issue of these cases has always been the price. With the 303, In Win appears to be offering sophisticated case with exclusive design and a price close to 100 euro. Is the company really able to offer a solution which is compatible with high-end components and custom water cooling gear at this price point?

Read full article @ ocaholic

LG X Style Review

The LG X Style is determined prove that just because an Android phone is logged in the mid-tier doesn't mean it has to be a chunky plastic eyesore. It can have class too. Okay, the LG X Style that I tested in Seoul, Korea is still made of plastic, but it remains thin and light compared to a lot of monster-sized budget phones that we've reviewed. It's down to 6.9mm.That's the standout feature of this LG X Series handset. LG X Power touts a bigger battery, LG X Mach faster networking speed, LG X Cam two cameras and LG X Screen a second display.This may be the more attention-grabbing phone when someone walks into a store looking for a cheap Android phone, one that looks like a flagship but doesn't cost a lot of money. Here's how to handles.

Read full article @ Techradar

Nvidia GTX 1080 Founders Edition

It’s been a crazy month hasn’t it? We have new cards from Nvidia, new CPUs from Intel, and AMD has already announced a new card as well. What a perfect time to start looking at building a new PC or upgrading your current one. Just in time for upcoming games like Quake even! The GTX 1080 might have hit the market a few weeks ago, but they are still hard to get. Today I’m going to finally sit down and dive into what the 1080 is all about. Then I’m going to run it through all of our tests (and maybe a few new tests as well) and find out if it’s worth throwing down $699 to get Nvidia’s latest and greatest.

Read full article @ LanOC Reviews

OCZ RD400 PCIe NVMe SSD Review

These days, better performance can be achieved with a PCIEx4 SSD in the m.2 form factor, mounted on a simple PCIe adapter card (that you don’t have to use if your motherboard has an m.2 slot). Today Benchmark Reviews checks out this modern iteration of a PCIe SSD in the 512GB Toshiba RD400.

Read full article @ Benchmark Reviews

PC Games Of E3 2016

PC gaming continues to grow and is slowly taking up more and more of E3, which is traditionally known as a more console-oriented event.

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

Razer Turret Review

Is this the keyboard and mouse living room gamers have been waiting for?

Read full article @ Hexus

Thermaltake Poseidon Z RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

When it comes down to mechanical keyboards, there are a lot of options to choose from. Keyboards range from a plain mechanical-only keyboard all the way to keyboards with RGB LED lighting, multiple macro keys, USB ports, and audio ports. Switch options vary as well.  Most mechanical keyboards feature either Cherry MX or Kailh switches however, OMRON, and Razer

Read full article @ Modders-Inc