Here a roundup of todays review's and articles:

Battlefield Hardline Benchmarked, Performance Review
Be Quiet! Silent Base 800 Review
BuQu PowerArmour Battery Case for iPhone 6 Review
Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-2666 32GB Memory Kit Review
Enermax DigiFanless 550W Review
First Broadwell desktop CPUs to be Intel Core i7-5775C, i5-5675C
OxyLED T-02 Wireless Motion Sensing LED Light Review
Ozone Blast Ocelote World 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound Gaming Headset Review
Patriot Ignite 480GB Solid State Drive Review
SilverStone Kublai KL05B Review
SilverStone Tundra TD03-E LCS, Water That CPU
Zyxel NAS540 Review

Battlefield Hardline Benchmarked, Performance Review

Battlefield Hardline showed superb graphics and smooth gameplay when we benchmarked it during last month's week-long public beta, and while the good news was that the game could be played on fairly modest hardware, it didn't quite display Battlefield 4's wow-factor. Developed by Visceral Games, the retail version Hardline is now available and we are back to rerun all the beta tests along with others to see how the frame rates have changed from beta to retail.

Read full article @ Techspot

Be Quiet! Silent Base 800 Review

Be Quiet! has a bit of price tag which brings it down when it comes to desirability. The temperature charts put the chassis near the worst I've tested. This is not because of poor airflow, but because it was designed around near silent operations, which in turn means slows fans and they don't ramp up when the temperatures start to raise. That is all the gripes I have. While this chassis isn't design for the high performance that many readers have come to expect from a bigger tower. It also doesn't help some chassis like the NZXT H440, is marketed towards one and does the opposite. Just remember you are buying a product geared towards quiet operations that sacrifices a little bit of performance.

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BuQu PowerArmour Battery Case for iPhone 6 Review

No matter how big the iPhone battery capacity there will always be a point when you will need an extra “boost”. Whether it’s at the ball game, going to a concert or during the midst of a busy workday; an extra charge capacity is always welcome. Today we will look at the BuQu PowerArmour Battery Case for iPhone 6.

This charging case features a powerful lithium polymer cell designed to double your iPhone’s battery life. BuQu created it to be slim and lightweight as to avoid adding unnecessary bulk to the iPhone. It features a slide lock mechanism making it easy to install and remove. Inside the case is a soft lining to keep the iPhone 6 from getting scratched up.

Read full article @ Technogog

Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-2666 32GB Memory Kit Review

In on of our last memory reviews, we took a look at the Crucial CT4K8G4DFD8213, which features a low DDR4-2133 clock speed but is the most affordable 32GB DDR4 kit on the market. As a result, for this review we decided to take a completely different approach, basically a 180° turn. As a result, today we are reviewing a Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB DDR4-2666 CL15 memory kit, which is one of the fastest 32GB DDR4 memory kits available, and consequently also one of the more expensive offerings out there. It is substantially more than the 16GB alternative we also reviewed.

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Enermax DigiFanless 550W Review

It has been quite some time since we have analysed an Enermax power supply, so it is with great interest that we take a look at the new DigiFanless 550W today. This supply is a pure modular, fanless design and has achieved an 80 Plus Platinum certification. Enermax also incorporate management software, which will surely appeal to a specific audience who enjoy ‘tweaking’ settings.

Read full article @ KitGuru

First Broadwell desktop CPUs to be Intel Core i7-5775C, i5-5675C

These LGA 1150 compatible unlocked chips will be released during Q2, says report. Broadwell processors have been showing up in Ultrabooks in recent months. Both the Core iX processor range and the Core M range have enjoyed many design wins; you can see an extensive list here. But what about desktop PC enthusiasts, when will we get our hands on these 5th generation Core processors based upon the 14nm manufacturing process? According to VR-Zone (Chinese) availability is "just around the corner".

Read full article @ Hexus

OxyLED T-02 Wireless Motion Sensing LED Light Review

I review a lot of things, and lights are one of those things I don’t review a lot of in particular, there’s just not many requests for them honestly. I don’t know why as they’re something that we all need and the technology is changing all the time and this should be something that’s noteworthy, or review-worthy. Today for review though I do have a light, it’s from a company called OxyLED and it’s the T-02, yes not a fancy name but it’s something that I’ve come to be very happy with. The T-02 has 10 LEDs in it, and a motion sensor that only turns it on when it notices motion and will stay on as long as there is motion, but then it will turn itself off automatically. The price is about $16, and it’s very well made of mostly aluminum and it runs on AAA batteries which should last for quite sometime. Read on to learn more..

Read full article @ Technogog

Ozone Blast Ocelote World 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound Gaming Headset Review

Ozone is one of the most popular gaming brands on the market, having a great product range that has proven successful with both gamers at home and the eSports community. From high-end mechanical gaming keyboards, to pro gaming mice, they’ve got something for every gamer. Now we have their brand new Blast Ocelot gaming headset, which was designed with the help of eSports legend Carlos “ocelote” Rodriguez!

“When you can close your eyes in an fps shooter, and know exactly where every opponent is, then you know something is finally well done. Needless to say about listening to music or watching a film with them, mind-blowing. Blast Oceloteworld is one of the products I’m most excited about. Because I know everybody will love them.“ – Carlos “ocelote” Rodríguez.

As you can see from the spec list, the headset comes equipped with 7.1 Virtual Surround, which is provided via the built-in USB soundcard and desktop software. There’s a pair of powerful stereo drivers, a good quality microphone, a 3m long cable and built-in LED lighting effect.

Read full article @ eTeknix

Patriot Ignite 480GB Solid State Drive Review

We have not seen a new solid state drive from Patriot in a while. Over the past couple years they sort of took a step back from the SSD industry and focused more on flash memory products and mobile accessories. Well it looks like they are back full a line of solid state drives. Today we will be taking a look at their Ignite drive, which sits at the top of the pack. This drive is powered by the Phison’s latest S10 controller and offers sequential read and write speeds of 560 MB/s and 545 MB/s respectively. The Corsair Neutron XT drive, which took home a perfect 10 out of 10 score and our Recommended Award is also based on the same Phison S10 controller so we are expecting good things from the Ignite. Will it perform? Read on as we find out!

Read full article @ ThinkComputers.org

SilverStone Kublai KL05B Review

If you have ever bought a SilverStone case, you would probably agree that the price can be easily justified by the over-the-top build quality and the unique designs that can only be obtained by buying one of the many cases that SilverStone has available. It has been over a year since SilverStone last released a member of the Kublai series, and when they mentioned to Benchmark Reviews that they were updating this line with the Kublai KL05B-W, we immediately asked for a sample.

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SilverStone Tundra TD03-E LCS, Water That CPU

Pre-built all-in-one water coolers for today’s hot running CPU’s are all the rage offering good cooling with none of the hassle of custom loop water cooling. Days gone by about all that was to be had been single radiator 120mm single fan that were little better than mid range air cooling systems. Things have changed with the introduction of the SIlverStone Tundra TD03-E all in one liquid cooler. The SilverStone TD03-E is a single radiator with two PWM fans water cooling solution that will have you raising your eyebrows wondering how it cools so well.

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Zyxel NAS540 Review

Marketed as a four-bay personal cloud appliance, the NAS540 is Zyxel's offering in the tricky crossover market covering both demanding consumers and price-sensitive small businesses. The leading NAS vendors all want a share of this action which means stiff competition for the NAS540 which, although well specified, falls short in a couple of key areas. A good startA compact and affordable desktop storage appliance, the NAS540 sells for around £180 ex VAT without disks (around $270, AU$350) and is little bigger than the four 3.5 or 2.5-inch drives it's built to hold. It also looks very smart thanks to a curved cube design with a removable access panel over the storage held on by magnets.Take this panel off and underneath are four bright orange plastic caddies with snap-in fixings to allow standard 3.5-inch SATA disks to be secured without the need for screws. Opt for 2.5-inch disks, however, and you'll need to get the screwdriver out.

Read full article @ Techradar