Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

Audio: Elgato Wave XLR Review
CPUs: Zen 4 Madness: AMD EPYC Genoa With 96 Cores, 12-Channel DDR5 Memory, and AVX-512
Displays: Viotek GNV34DBE2 Review - An Affordable 34” Ultrawide Gaming Monitor
Gaming: noblechairs HERO Black Edition gaming chair review
Graphics Cards: GeForce 471.68 Driver Performance Analysis – Using Ampere and Turing, The Most GPU Power in ANY Mac - What can the W6900X Do?!
Headphones: Audeze Euclid Closed-Back Planar Magnetic In-Ear Monitors Review
Input: Monstargear NINJA87BT TKL Keyboard Review, Viper Gaming Viper V765 Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard Review
Memory: Kingston Fury Renegade RGB 32GB DDR4-3600 (KF436C16RB1AK2/32)
Mobile: Google Pixel 5a 5G Review: A Well-Executed Battery Life King
Motherboards: EVGA Z590 Dark Motherboard Review: Improved Aesthetics, Premium Hardware
Storage: Seagate FireCuda Gaming Hub 16TB Review
Other: OCI Ampere A1 Compute Review

Audio:

MMORPG.com: Elgato Wave XLR Review

Elgato's Wave XLR audio interface is an interesting proposal, especially for those looking for a solid XLR option with little real estate being used on their set ups. The draw of the device is simple: turning robust and expensive XLR mics into, effectively, a USB mic thanks to Elgato's Wave Link software. However, does it do enough to be seen as a viable replacement for the likes of a GoXLR or AverMedia's Nexus?

Elgato Wave XLR Review | MMORPG.com

CPUs:

Anandtech: Zen 4 Madness: AMD EPYC Genoa With 96 Cores, 12-Channel DDR5 Memory, and AVX-512

Leaked and geeked!

Zen 4 Madness: AMD EPYC Genoa With 96 Cores, 12-Channel DDR5 Memory, and AVX-512

Displays:

TechPowerUp: Viotek GNV34DBE2 Review - An Affordable 34” Ultrawide Gaming Monitor

The Viotek GNV34DBE2 is one of the least expensive 34" ultrawide gaming monitors on the market. It sports a capable, curved VA panel, 144 Hz refresh rate with AMD/NVIDIA adaptive synchronization support, and several other interesting features.

Viotek GNV34DBE2 Review - An Affordable 34” Ultrawide Gaming Monitor

Gaming:

The Guru of 3D: noblechairs HERO Black Edition gaming chair review

This time, we’re checking out (I think it’s the first time review on Guru3d for this type of gear) a gaming chair – it’s Noblechairs Hero Black Edtion. The manufacturer is a company with headquarters in Germany, and it was established in Berlin in 2016. They have three main models (Epic, Hero, and Icon), but they also introduce limited series (like AMG, Doom, Fallout, etc.), making the selection even harder. In general - choosing the right chair is a very important matter for daily usage, especially in these Covid times – when people have more “Home Office” and sit more at home than previously.

noblechairs HERO Black Edition gaming chair review

Graphics Cards:

BabelTechReviews: GeForce 471.68 Driver Performance Analysis – Using Ampere and Turing

GeForce 471.68 driver performance analysis with an RTX 3080 and 2080Ti, benching 22 games and comparing it with our prior recommended driver.

GeForce 471.68 Driver Performance Analysis – Using Ampere and Turing

Max Tech: The Most GPU Power in ANY Mac - What can the W6900X Do?!

AMD's W6900X is the MOST powerful graphics card that the Mac has ever seen, so we put it through the test to find out if this expensive $6,000 GPU is actually worth it...

The Most GPU Power in ANY Mac - What can the W6900X Do?!

Headphones:

TechPowerUp: Audeze Euclid Closed-Back Planar Magnetic In-Ear Monitors Review

The Audeze Euclid is a true force of engineering and design, taking the company's latest Fazor-enriched planar magnetic technology and shrinking it down to fit inside proper IEMs for the first time. These are also closed-back in design, but have a soundstage that rivals some open-back, over-ear headphones!

Audeze Euclid Closed-Back Planar Magnetic In-Ear Monitors Review

Input:

TechPowerUp: Monstargear NINJA87BT TKL Keyboard Review

Korea might not be famous for ninjas, but Monstargear sure hopes to change that with its new NINJA87BT TKL keyboard. It can be bought as a kit with uncommon switches, optional keycap sets, wired and wireless connectivity options, hot-swap switches, lubed stabilizers, and sound-absorbing foam, and even starts at under $100, too!

Monstargear NINJA87BT TKL Keyboard Review

NikKTech: Viper Gaming Viper V765 Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard Review

Viper Gaming may have released their Viper V765 Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard back in 2019 but it’s still packs quite a punch both thanks to its specifications and features.

Viper Gaming Viper V765 Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard Review

Memory:

Hexus: Kingston Fury Renegade RGB 32GB DDR4-3600 (KF436C16RB1AK2/32)

Attractive pricing and solid performance.

Kingston Fury Renegade RGB 32GB DDR4-3600 (KF436C16RB1AK2/32)

Mobile:

HotHardware: Google Pixel 5a 5G Review: A Well-Executed Battery Life King

The Pixel 5a ($449) is Google’s new mid-range phone. It updates last year’s excellent Pixel 4a 5G with a larger screen, bigger battery, metal build

Google Pixel 5a 5G Review: A Well-Executed Battery Life King

Motherboards:

Tom's Hardware: EVGA Z590 Dark Motherboard Review: Improved Aesthetics, Premium Hardware

A full-featured overclocking flagship, with an improved appearance and some unique features

EVGA Z590 Dark Motherboard Review: Improved Aesthetics, Premium Hardware

Storage:

TweakTown: Seagate FireCuda Gaming Hub 16TB Review

Seagate's FireCuda Gaming Hub offers massive capacity at 16TB for your growing library of games. Join us as we take a close look.

Seagate FireCuda Gaming Hub 16TB Review

Other:

StorageReview: OCI Ampere A1 Compute Review

OCI Ampere A1 Compute offers Arm-based compute instances in the cloud. In this review we compare Arm to Intel and AMD compute offerings.

OCI Ampere A1 Compute Review