Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

1stPlayer Bullet Hunter MK6 Gaming Keyboard Review
AMD Radeon Pro WX 8200 Review
Antec Torque Review
APC UPS 600VA BE600M1 Battery Backup & Surge Protector Review
Arctic BioniX P120 and P140 Review
FNATIC Clutch2 Gaming Mouse Review
Rescue your Linux with Elinks text browser
Roccat Vulcan 120 AIMO RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Review
The Retro Series – The R9 290X vs. the GTX 780 Ti
Vega II Logo Trademarked by AMD

1stPlayer Bullet Hunter MK6 Gaming Keyboard Review

We must have been living under a rock for some time, as before we were asked to write this review, we had very little knowledge of 1stPlayer

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AMD Radeon Pro WX 8200 Review

Professional graphics cards are a segment of the industry that can look strange to gamers and PC enthusiasts. From the outside, it appears that businesses are paying more for almost identical hardware when compared to their gaming counterparts from both NVIDIA and AMD. 
However, a lot goes into a professional-level graphics card that makes all the difference to the consumers they are targeting. From the addition of ECC memory to protect against data corruption, all the way to a completely different driver stack with specific optimizations for professional applications, theres a lot of work put into these particular products.
The professional graphics market has gotten particularly interesting in the last few years with the rise of the NVIDIA TITAN-level GPUs and "Frontier Edition" graphics cards from AMD. While lacking ECC memory, these new GPUs have brought over some of the application level optimizations, while providing a lower price for more hobbyist level consumers.
However, if youre a professional that depends on a graphics card for mission-critical work, these options are no replacement for the real thing.

Read full article @ PC Perspective

Antec Torque Review

The Antec Torque is the company's take on open air cases. It doubles down on a compact but elaborate look with the usual material mix focusing on aluminium and tempered glass.

Read full article @ TechPowerUp

APC UPS 600VA BE600M1 Battery Backup & Surge Protector Review

The APC Back-UPS 600VA BE600M1 was introduced in 2016 as the replacement to the APC Back-UPS 550VA BE550G that originally came out in 2008. I actually bought the old APC Back-UPS 550VA nearly a decade ago and it just recently started giving off an alert that the battery was on it’s last leg. The battery life in one of these units is generally 3-5 years and I basically got double the advertised life from the original battery. No complaints there and the replacement battery for the BE550G is sold under part number APCRBC110 for $35.14 shipped. So, the question that I was stuck on was having to put a new battery in my nearly 10-year old unit for $35 or getting a newer model like the APC Back-UPS 600VA BE600M1 for $56.89 shipped.

Read full article @ Legit Reviews

Arctic BioniX P120 and P140 Review

Today we tested on OCinside.de the new Arctic BioniX P fans in 120mm and 140mm. In contrast to the previously tested Arctic BioniX F120 and F140 fans, the Arctic BioniX P120 and P140 fans are optimized for static pressure, offer a 0dB mode and some technical improvements. We are curious how the fans will perform in practice.

Read full article @ OCInside.de

FNATIC Clutch2 Gaming Mouse Review

We are back with yet another FNATIC Gear product! All three of the FNATIC Gear products we’ve taken a look at so far have been quite good, so we are excited to take a look at another. Up on the review block today we have the Clutch2 gaming mouse. It is quite similar to the Flick2, as it uses the same PixArt 3360 optical sensor and Omron switches, but is designed as a right-handed mouse. You still have the same number of buttons and excellent comfort too. Let’s get to gaming and see what the Clutch2 can do!

Read full article @ ThinkComputers.org

Rescue your Linux with Elinks text browser

Something quirky today. A tutorial showing how to use Elinks, a text-based browser, to search for information and download tools and drivers in order to troubleshoot and rescue a Linux system without access to a graphical environment. What. Yes. Read.

Read full article @ Dedoimedo

Roccat Vulcan 120 AIMO RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

Introduction Roccat AIMO 120 There are many high-end keyboards on the market, but theres certainly always room for a few more. Roccat has created many of my favourite peripherals over the years, and thats a trend I hope to see continue today.

Read full article @ eTeknix

SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Review

Every so often I like to step back from the barrage of storage and networking and look at products that don't get much traffic here at TweakTown. Audio for us has been one of the topics, but today we just couldn't pass up the opportunity to check out the latest...

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The Retro Series – The R9 290X vs. the GTX 780 Ti

The Retro Series the R9 290X 4GB vs. the GTX 780 Ti 3GB 38 Games Benchmarked Its been two years since BTR compared the R9 290X versus the GTX 780 Ti, and over 5 years since these former flagship cards were launched in 2013.  

Read full article @ BabelTechReviews

Vega II Logo Trademarked by AMD

AMD late November filed a trademark application with the USPTO for a new logo, for its second generation "Vega" graphics architecture, built around the 7 nm silicon fabrication process. The logo looks similar to the original Vega "V," with two bands marking out the Roman numeral II (2). This logo could appear on the product and marketing on a series of new Radeon Pro and Radeon Instinct (and possibly even gaming-grade Radeon RX?) graphics cards based on AMD's new "Vega 20" multi-chip module. This chip features a doubling in memory bandwidth thanks to its 4096-bit wide HBM2 interface, and the optical shrink of the GPU die to the 7 nm node could enable AMD to dial up engine clocks significantly.

Read full article @ techPowerUp