Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:
Computers: Lenovo ThinkPad X12 Detachable unboxing and first impressions, Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 33 review: A Surface Book you can beat the crap out of, Unboxing and first impressions of the Intel-based Honor MagicBook Pro, M1X Mac Mini is Coming! - The BEST Value Desktop PC EVER
CPUs: First Intel Core i5-11600KF and Core i5-11400F Benchmarks Leaked
Gaming: Stronghold: Warlords Review - Stuck in a Moment
Graphics Cards: MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X Trio Review, Palit RTX 3060 StormX OC Review
Power: be quiet! Dark Power 12 850W (Titanium) Review
Storage: Samsung SSD 980 1TB Review
Other: Arduino Oplà IoT Kit Review: An Introduction To IoT
Computers:
Neowin: Lenovo ThinkPad X12 Detachable unboxing and first impressions
Lenovo's ThinkPad X12 is the company's first ThinkPad tablet since 2018, but the form factor is back. It comes with Intel's Tiger Lake processors, a 12.3-inch 3:2 display, and more.
Lenovo ThinkPad X12 Detachable unboxing and first impressions
Neowin: Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 33 review: A Surface Book you can beat the crap out of
Panasonic's TOUGHBOOK 33 has a detachable display, and it's meant to be able to be used in any conditions imaginable. That means that this rugged detachable can take one heck of a beating.
Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 33 review: A Surface Book you can beat the crap out of
Neowin: Unboxing and first impressions of the Intel-based Honor MagicBook Pro
Honor's latest laptop is a new variant of the 16-inch MagicBook pro, now with an Intel U-series processor and a dedicated GPU from Nvidia instead of the AMD processor. Here's our first look.
Unboxing and first impressions of the Intel-based Honor MagicBook Pro
Max Tech: M1X Mac Mini is Coming! - The BEST Value Desktop PC EVER
Apple is working on the absolute best value Mac.. the M1X Mac Mini.. and in this video, I give you guys a bunch of reasons & clues on why I think it's coming...
M1X Mac Mini is Coming! - The BEST Value Desktop PC EVER
CPUs:
The FPS Review: First Intel Core i5-11600KF and Core i5-11400F Benchmarks Leaked
Benchmarks for two of Intel's more mainstream Rocket Lake-S processors, the Core i5-11600KF and Core i5-11400F, have leaked courtesy of a reviewer on China's Chip Hell forums.
First Intel Core i5-11600KF and Core i5-11400F Benchmarks Leaked - The FPS Review
Gaming:
Wccftech: Stronghold: Warlords Review - Stuck in a Moment
Stronghold: Warlords is a long-awaited return to the long-running strategy series, but is it a successful return? Let's find out.
Stronghold: Warlords Review - Stuck in a Moment
Graphics Cards:
KitGuru: MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X Trio Review
Today we follow up on our launch day review of Nvidia’s RTX 3060 with a look at MSI’s RTX 3060 Gaming X Trio. This is a physically massive graphics card that uses the same cooler from MSI’s RTX 3070 Gaming X Trio and it’s even the same size as the RTX 3090 model. What happens when you take a cooler this big and stick it on a 170W GPU? That is exactly what we’ll find out today.
MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X Trio Review | KitGuru
KitGuru: Palit RTX 3060 StormX OC Review
Since the launch of Nvidia’s Ampere architecture last year, we have seen a number of GPUs hit the market with very high TDPs, perfectly illustrated by RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 which both consume over 300W of power. This meant board partners had to design some seriously large coolers to deal with such high-power silicon. With the RTX 3060, however, we are starting to see a shift in thinking. With its 170W TDP, Palit has been able to design a single-fan card that is barely longer than a x16 PCIe slot.
Palit RTX 3060 StormX OC Review | KitGuru
Power:
KitGuru: be quiet! Dark Power 12 850W (Titanium) Review
Today we are taking a look at one of the latest power supplies from be quiet! – specifically the 850 Watt version of the Dark Power 12. This unit is fully modular, and Titanium rated. be quiet! offer three versions in this range, a 750 watt, 850 watt and 1000 watt model.
be quiet! Dark Power 12 850W (Titanium) Review | KitGuru
Storage:
KitGuru: Samsung SSD 980 1TB Review
Samsung’s latest addition to its SSD ranks is the SSD 980, the long-awaited successor to the very popular SSD 970 EVO. A PCIe Gen 3 NVME drive, the SSD 980 is Samsung’s first DRAM-less design. Priced at the £120 mark for the 1TB model reviewed here, can the SSD 980 live up to its predecessor?
Samsung SSD 980 1TB Review | KitGuru
Other:
Tom's Hardware: Arduino Oplà IoT Kit Review: An Introduction To IoT
An all-in-one introduction to Arduino and the Internet of Things
Arduino Oplà IoT Kit Review: An Introduction To IoT
