Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

AMD Amends Wafer Supply Agreement With GlobalFoundries
ASUS RoG Delta Type-C Quad-DAC Headset Review
ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-E Gaming Review
Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition Review
DiskAshur2 512 GB Portable Encrypted SSD Review
Intel Core i5-9400F Processor Lacks STIM, Uses Thermal Paste
Sandberg Outdoor Solar Powerbank 24000 Review

AMD Amends Wafer Supply Agreement With GlobalFoundries

AMD Secures Changes to Wafer Supply Agreement In their latest Q4 2018 earnings report, AMD provided a number of updates for the company. One of the ongoing issues is the Wafer Supply Agreement with GlobalFoundries.

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ASUS RoG Delta Type-C Quad-DAC Headset Review

ASUS RoG Delta Not all headsets are created equally, however, ASUS seem to want to throw the market a real curveball with the RoG Delta. Weve heard (literally) great things from ASUS headsets in the past, but the Delta is by far one of their most advanced headsets to date.

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ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-E Gaming Review

Over the past 10 years, I have looked at a lot of ASUS and ROG branded motherboards including the Striker II and Blitz motherboards from 2008 up to this motherboard the ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-E Gaming. One constant in that 11-year time span is that the ROG based boards have always been geared to the performance enthusiast and gamer. ASUS software and hardware tools have only improved with expanded functionality and performance results. The STRIX Z390-E Gaming does not stray from the tenets that made the ROG series what it is today.

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Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition Review

The heatsink makes use of four direct contact heatpipes to remove heat from the CPU, which is then passed into the nickel plated fin array. The same was true of the non-RGB version which we reviewed so any difference we find will be down to the change in 120mm fan more than anything else.

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DiskAshur2 512 GB Portable Encrypted SSD Review

Ever wondered what it would feel like to be carrying secrets that could impact national security in a drive with military-grade encryption? Well, while we cant help you with the secrets portion, DiskAshur2 from iStorage can take care of the military-grade encrypted device part with its lineup of portable SSDs.

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Intel Core i5-9400F Processor Lacks STIM, Uses Thermal Paste

With its 9th generation Core processor family, Intel introduced STIM (soldered thermal interface material) to transfer heat between the processor die and the metal integrated heatspreader (IHS), as opposed to fluid thermal pastes. Enthusiasts prefer soldered IHS for their superior heat-transfer characteristics. It was known since the series launch that STIM will be restricted to the unlocked "K" SKUs, such as the i9-9900K and i7-9700K, while locked SKUs would retain thermal pastes. PC enthusiast @momomo_us (Twitter handle) de-lidded a Core i5-9400F sample to confirm this.

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Sandberg Outdoor Solar Powerbank 24000 Review

High capacity, rugged IP67 certified housing and multiple USB outputs one of which Quick Charge 3.0 compatible are just some of the things you'll be getting if you choose the Outdoor Solar Powerbank 24000 by Sandberg.

Read full article @ NikKTech