Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

...And RGB for All: Cooler Master MasterKeys Lite L Combo Review
AMD investor slide touts enthusiast Vega H1 2017 launch
ASUS ROG Strix Wireless Review
ASUS X99-E-10G WS Motherboard Launched: Dual 10GBase-T Ethernet via an Integrated X550-AT2
Buying Guide: The 10 best Xbox One accessories 2016
Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 3 Review
Kennerton Audio Laguz In-ears
Kingston HyperX Alloy FPS Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
MSI GE62 Apache Pro-14 First Look
Seagate Innov8 8TB USB 3.1 Type-C Desktop HDD Review
SilverStone RL 05 Gaming PC Case Review
Tesoro Gram Spectrum Gaming Keyboard Review

...And RGB for All: Cooler Master MasterKeys Lite L Combo Review

The MasterKeys Lite L is Cooler Master's mid-range gaming input device combo offering priced at only $59.99, delivering RGB LED options at an affordable level. Utilizing the same "Mem-chanical" design used on the budget Devastator II keyboard, the MasterKeys Lite L's keyboard improves upon its more affordable sibling's gaming features by adding anti-ghosting clusters and more extensive color options on … Read more.

Read full article @ Modders-Inc

AMD investor slide touts enthusiast Vega H1 2017 launch

Leaving the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 and above running rampant for quite some time.

Read full article @ Hexus

ASUS ROG Strix Wireless Review

Wireless technology is ever evolving, and for a while it seemed like it had become a forgotten feature for gaming headsets, though it seems like things are changing. Recently we had a look at the Razer ManO'War wireless headset and now we have an entry from ASUS. Merging the Strix branding with ROG to deliver powerful gaming audio wirelessly will be a sweet sound to the gaming community.

The ROG Strix Wireless headset uses the Strix headset design and packed it with low-latency 2.4GHz wireless technology, dual antenna for stable connection, a 900mAh battery that provides up to 10hours play time, and on board controls. To keep it entirely relevant for multi-platform gamers it can be used wirelessly on PC and PS4, but it can also be connected via a 3.5mm jack so it can be used on any platform or device.

Read full article @ Vortez

ASUS X99-E-10G WS Motherboard Launched: Dual 10GBase-T Ethernet via an Integrated X550-AT2

When we wrote up our list of 10GBase-T capable consumer motherboards back in July, we noted that out of the two main ways to get 10GBase-T on a motherboard, either by and add-in card or via an integrated controller, only one example of the latter existed on the market. For almost two years, that sole motherboard has been the only integrated solution – since then, ASUS launched the Maximus VIII Assembly which comes with a single port add-in card, and we saw a micro-ATX C236 model with a single port from MSI at Computex. We also listed the X99-E-10G WS from ASUS, a new board set to come to the market and we had an early sample. We’re still testing the board, but ASUS is officially announcing it today.

The X99-E-10G WS is built like a brick outhouse, with the focus on premium workstation parts and the latest set of features ASUS could put together while still under the X99 chipset banner, rather than a Xeon chipset. The board is designed for any Broadwell-E CPU, either consumer i7 or Xeon E5 v4, with extensive heatsink arrangements to carry both the Intel X550-AT2 controller (11W), the chipset, the upgraded power delivery and additional controllers.

Read full article @ Anandtech

Buying Guide: The 10 best Xbox One accessories 2016

With the Xbox One approaching its third birthday, Microsoft and its hardware partners have better realized what the console is (and isn't). The Kinect is almost a dirty word, while controllers and storage solutions have been refined to fit what discerning Xbox gamers want. Whether you're using your Xbox One for video streaming, dominating noobs online, or keeping the ultimate digital collection of Xbox One and Xbox 360 games, you'll likely find an accessory here that fits your needs.

Read full article @ Techradar

Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 3 Review

Cooler Master has been a staple in the computer and modding industry since 1992, and since that time they have learned a trick or two. Their "make it yours" campaign which began in 2015, introduced the "Master" line of products, which covers power supplies, cooling solutions, peripherals and the product that started the master series, the MasterCase 5. Since its … Read more.

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Kennerton Audio Laguz In-ears

Kennerton Audio's newest mid-end offering, the Laguz, is put to the test. Priced at $110, it will face fierce competition from the Brainwavz S5 and HiFiMAN RE-400. The Laguz is absolutely tiny and features a rugged aluminum design that is pretty unique.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

Kingston HyperX Alloy FPS Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

Kingston jumped on the gaming peripheral bandwagon in 2014, launching the well regarded HyperX Cloud headset with others following since. The company is now ready to take their next step into gaming peripherals with the HyperX Alloy FPS mechanical keyboard.

Read full article @ Techspot

MSI GE62 Apache Pro-14 First Look

The MSI GE62 Apache Pro-14 is an affordable gaming laptop that combines decent performance, good features, at a more attractive price than some of the higher-end systems we've tested. Let's see where it falls comparatively.

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

Seagate Innov8 8TB USB 3.1 Type-C Desktop HDD Review

The latest Innov8 8TB USB 3.1 Desktop HDD by Seagate gets excellent scores in both performance and looks and ontop of those thanks to its ignition boost technology it eliminates the need for an external power adapter.

Read full article @ NikKTech

SilverStone RL 05 Gaming PC Case Review

With recent release of Oculus Rift and HTC Vive many computer enthusiasts are either building up or making scratch builds to support the wonderful world of Virtual Reality. It sure is cool to be able to immerse yourself in to the made up world. Most of the VR systems require substantial hardware to run and whether you are building a … Read more.

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Tesoro Gram Spectrum Gaming Keyboard Review

Last year we took a look at our first product from Tesoro, the Excalibur Spectrum Gaming Keyboard. We were really impressed with it and now they have sent us their latest keyboard, the Gram Spectrum. The Gram Spectrum is unlike many gaming keyboards as it offers a low-profile design. It features a new mechanical gaming switch that is meant to compete against Cherry MX’s latest Repidfire switch, low-profile keycaps, RGB backlighting, and software that allows you to customize everything. We’ve never reviewed a low-profile keyboard that was made for gaming so this should be pretty interesting, follow along as we take a look at the Gram Spectrum from Tesoro.

Read full article @ ThinkComputers.org