Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

Battlefleet Gothic Armada II Review
Creative Outlier ONE Plus In-ear Headphones with Built-in MP3 Player Review
HyperX Alloy Elite RGB Mechanical Keyboard Review
MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Lightning Z 11 GB Review
Razer DeathAdder Essential Mouse Review
Scythe Choten TUF Gaming Alliance CPU Cooler Review
StarTech Mini Thunderbolt 3 Dock Review
TeamGroup T-Force XCalibur RGB DDR4-4000 16GB Memory Kit Review
The AMD Radeon RX Vega Launch Performance Compared To 2019 Linux Drivers
ZENS Dual Wireless Powerbank Review

Battlefleet Gothic Armada II Review

Battlefleet Gothic Armada II pitches huge ships and even bigger fleets against each other for star supremacy. While it might not be perfect, it is a lot of fun.

Read full article @ Wccftech

Creative Outlier ONE Plus In-ear Headphones with Built-in MP3 Player Review

Creative made sure to make this product customizable so accessories were offered in order to offer plenty of comfort during your activities; in terms of Bluetooth supported codecs, this one comes with SBC only that is a bit lossy, so it is possible you will notice a bit of audio stream degradation...

Read full article @ Mad Shrimps

HyperX Alloy Elite RGB Mechanical Keyboard Review

Today were taking a look at the latest addition in HyperX’s arsenal of gaming peripherals, the Alloy Elite RGB. Based around genuine Cherry MX RGB Red switches, the latest version of the Alloy Elite mechanical keyboard goes well beyond its predecessor, adding advanced programmability options, improved software, and RGB lighting. As a result, HyperXs latest keyboard is a much stronger contender for the high-end mechanical keyboard market.

Read full article @ Anandtech

MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Lightning Z 11 GB Review

MSI's GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Lightning Z is the company's flagship RTX 2080 Ti. Its out of the box overclock is larger than on most other cards, and it actually provides significant performance gains. MSI also added a lot of features for overclockers, and RGB is present, too.

Read full article @ TechPowerUp

Razer DeathAdder Essential Mouse Review

It's a new, cheaper DeathAdder mouse - is it competitive at the £50 price point? Razer has long been known for its premium, feature packed mice, with very few alternatives for the budget consumer. This began to change with the introduction of its Essential Gaming line, seeing the release of the Razer Abyssus Essential earlier this year. Now, the company has given its famous DeathAdder range the same treatment – but can the DeathAdder Essential compete in a market already oversaturated with budget offerings?

Read full article @ KitGuru

Scythe Choten TUF Gaming Alliance CPU Cooler Review

Scythe Choten TUF Gaming Alliance While there is certainly a pretty large market for bulky air coolers or even what you might consider those of a standard size, there is a relatively limited market that looks to combine a strong level of performance with a low-profile style design.

Read full article @ eTeknix

StarTech Mini Thunderbolt 3 Dock Review

Around mid-2018, the Mini Dock became quite popular with CalDigit, Elgato and OWC pushing out their respective solutions. At that time StarTech launched their solution as well and we finally able to get our hands-on one.

Read full article @ TweakTown

TeamGroup T-Force XCalibur RGB DDR4-4000 16GB Memory Kit Review

Today, we’ll be taking a quick look at the TeamGroup T-Force XCalibur RGB DDR4-4000 16GB Memory Kit. These “Special Edition” memory kits are XMP 2.0 ready and are rated to run at DDR4-4000 with memory timings of 18-20-20-44 @ 1.35V.

Although the memory timings seem to be quite high, the increased speed of DDR4-4000 should counter balance any latency. And of course, higher memory speeds means higher overclocking ability.

There is one thing to note. Not all motherboards can support high memory speeds above DDR4-3200. I recommend checking your motherboard manufacturer first for compatibility.

Read full article @ FunkyKit

The AMD Radeon RX Vega Launch Performance Compared To 2019 Linux Drivers

With the AMD Radeon VII graphics card shipping in two weeks as the second-generation Vega GPU at 7nm, I figured it would be an interesting time to see how far the original Radeon RX Vega 56 and RX Vega 64 graphics card performance has evolved since their launch back in August 2017. Here is a fresh look at the current Radeon RX Vega 56/64 GPU performance today using the bleeding-edge Linux graphics drivers compared to the driver state back in 2017 for OpenGL and Vulkan gaming performance.

Read full article @ Phoronix

ZENS Dual Wireless Powerbank Review

Last fall I had the chance to take a look at ZENS' all-new Dual + Watch Wireless Charger, which offers spots to charge two Qi-enabled smartphones and one perch for the Apple Watch. I came away quite liking the accessory, which should be a great charging hub for anyone in a two-person household, and now the company has launched a companion accessory called the ZENS Dual Wireless Powerbank.

This device is a portable battery pack that itself includes two spots for wirelessly charging an iPhone 8 or later (or any Qi smartphone), similar to the design of the Dual + Watch stand. The Powerbank has a 9,000 mAh battery, two USB-A ports, and one USB-C charging port on the rear (USB-C to Lightning fast charging is not supported). The device itself also supports wireless charging, so you can place it on the Dual + Watch stand without needing to mess with wires to fuel up the Powerbank more easily.

Read full article @ MacRumors