Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

AMD Radeon Vega Frontier Liquid: peaks at 440W power
Apacer Z280 M.2 PCIe 240GB SSD Review
Cooler Master MasterLiquid 240 Review
Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
Corsair Spec-04 Mid-Tower Gaming Chassis Review
Evoluent Reduced Reach Right Handed Keyboard
Gigabyte AB350N-Gaming WIFI AM4 Motherboard Review
How to Instantly Reset Edge in Windows 10
HP S700 Pro 512GB SSD Review
HyperX Alloy Elite Keyboard Review
HyperXs Alloy Elite mechanical gaming keyboard reviewed
Intel prepares Core i7-8700K to better fight AMD Ryzen
Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse and Keyboard Review
The 8 best SSDs of 2017

AMD Radeon Vega Frontier Liquid: peaks at 440W power

Now that people are getting AMD's new Radeon Vega Frontier Edition into their hands, we've arrived at the release of the Radeon Vega Frontier Liquid Edition, which provides more stable GPU clocks - and a higher TDP that consumes much more power than NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card. Our friends over at PC Perspective have tested the new Radeon Vega Frontier Liquid Edition, rocking its 375W TDP (the air-cooled Radeon Vega Frontier has a 300W TDP). AMD dropped the price of its Radeon Vega Frontier Edition just before release to $999, down from $1200 - while the liquid cooled version was $1800 (!!!) and dropped to $1200 at the last minute.

Read full article @ TweakTown

Apacer Z280 M.2 PCIe 240GB SSD Review

Very fast, feature-rich and surprisingly affordable the latest Z280 M.2 NVMe 240GB model by Apacer has everything casual users and gamers could ever want from a solid state drive.

Read full article @ NikKTech

Cooler Master MasterLiquid 240 Review

Last year, we have tested the MasterLiquid Pro cooler from the company Cooler Master. Today is following the review of the new budget-friendly Cooler Master MasterLiquid 240 variant without the addition Pro. Both models have received a new revision to be fit for the latest AMD socket AM4.

Read full article @ OCInside.de

Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

What is the main reason to spend money on a “gaming” mechanical keyboard vs a regular keyboard? With membrane based gaming keyboards, your purchase depends mainly on features that you can only utilize during gameplay. But with a gaming mechanical keyboard, your priorities in performance to value are more broad. You’re looking for a long life keyswitch that offers tactile feel and a comfortable typing experience as well. This is what we should all look for in a gaming mechanical keyboard, does the K68 live up to these expectations? We’ll find out in this article for Benchmark Reviews.

Read full article @ Benchmark Reviews

Corsair Spec-04 Mid-Tower Gaming Chassis Review

Corsair is well-known for their high-end chassis designs. Of course, those big and fancy chassis also come with the price tag to match, putting them out of reach and out of budget for many consumers. Thankfully, Corsair also makes a solid range of affordable products too. We kick things off today with a look at their modestly priced Spec-04. This affordable chassis comes packed full of features at a low price, making it appealing to those building or upgrading a gaming system on a tighter budget.

Read full article @ eTeknix

Evoluent Reduced Reach Right Handed Keyboard

The Evoluent Reduced Reach keyboard for right-handed users aims to optimize the standard full-size keyboard by moving the Num Pad to the left. Combined with a minimized arrow-key column, this keyboard offers reduced reach to the nearby mouse, to help minimize joint pains over the long run.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

Gigabyte AB350N-Gaming WIFI AM4 Motherboard Review

The most resounding question asked at CES 2017 after showing AM4 motherboards before launch is “Where are the ITX motherboards?”. That is really all you need to know about how popular ITX options are these days. Especially since it was not possible on AMD’s AM3+ platform with FX CPUs and definitely not going to be possible with AMD TR4 Threadripper motherboards. It is not just about the small size, but the power too. That is why there wasn’t as much demand for mini-ITX FM2+ compared to AM4, because the new Ryzen platform actually has competitive crunching power vs Intel’s offerings.

For their part, Gigabyte now has the AB350N-Gaming WIFI ITX motherboard for Ryzen. It uses a B350 chipset instead of the ITX-specific A320 chipset to give builders better headroom when it comes to performance through overclockability. The B350 chipset also provides all the necessary modern storage connectivity including PCIe x4 NVMe M.2 and USB 3.1 Gen 2 support. Coupled with Gigabyte’s custom audio implementation and RGB LED features, the AB350N-Gaming WIFI packs a lot on a tiny package and a sensible $115 price tag.

Read full article @ Modders-Inc

How to Instantly Reset Edge in Windows 10

Up until recently, resetting Edge (the default Windows 10 browser) has involved a number of convoluted methods, some of which included multiple complex steps or the use of the Command Prompt, which can be intimidating for some. Luckily, with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, there is now a one-click solution. To reset Edge, do the following: Close Microsoft Edge if running. Go to Settings > Apps & Features and scroll down to Microsoft Edge on the list. Click Microsoft Edge > Advanced Options > Reset. A pop-up window will appear confirming you are about erase all of Microsoft Edges data.

Read full article @ MakeUseOf

HP S700 Pro 512GB SSD Review

HP recently released the new S700 Pro SSD series, among them nicely sized 512GB models which we will review. The S700 Pro series should offer a bit more storage space yet remain more price-competitive at mainstream to high-end class SATA3 performance.

Read full article @ Guru3D

HyperX Alloy Elite Keyboard Review

At the end of 2016, HyperX launched its first mechanical keyboard, the Alloy FPS, and we loved it – giving it 9/10 and our ‘Must Have’ award. Now, the company is back with a new keyboard, this time named the Alloy Elite. Most notably, it includes a wrist rest, Cherry MX switches and dedicated media keys – but how does it fare in an already saturated peripheral market?

Read full article @ KitGuru

HyperXs Alloy Elite mechanical gaming keyboard reviewed

HyperX has made a name for itself with gaming gear that forgoes frills in favor of function. Its Alloy Elite mechanical gaming keyboard takes a different tack by adding flourishes and dedicated controls to the formula. We got the Alloy Elite under our fingers to see whether HyperX struck the right balance.

Read full article @ The Tech Report

Intel prepares Core i7-8700K to better fight AMD Ryzen

Intel is like a T-Rex fighting AMD with its little arms right now, with this fact compounded by the rumors of Intel preparing new 6-core CPU parts under the upcoming Coffee Lake CPU architecture for early-2018. Intel is reportedly working on the flagship Core i7-8700K processor (6C/12T) at 3.7GHz base, and a lowered 95W TDP. Comparing the 8700K against the newly-released Core i9-7800X which has a 140W TDP, it would begin chomping on the heels of the 7800X very quickly - which is probably why Intel isn't launching the 8700K until next year, to give the 7800X some breathing room.

Read full article @ TweakTown

Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse and Keyboard Review

The folks over at Logitech have been in the mouse and keyboard business for a long time and have essentially dominated the marketplace when it comes to those aforementioned peripherals for business and general computing use. If you’ve used computers for any length of time at all, odds are good you’ve used at least one of their products. However, on the gaming side of things they aren’t typically the first brand that comes to mind even though they’ve been doing gaming hardware since the 90’s. In recent years, Logitech has made a concerted effort to better delineate their gaming hardware by aligning them under their G brand name which covers entry to professional level products. In fact, I’ll be honest – I’ve used a lot of Logitech products over the years for both gaming and business applications and I never really thought of them as a gaming powerhouse even though upon reflection, they’ve been there every step of the way in terms of gaming peripherals for both PC and console gaming. I think it’s a smart move to continue to nurture their G gaming brand to ensure they stay in the forefront of customers’ minds in this respect.

Read full article @ Legit Reviews

The 8 best SSDs of 2017

No more excuses. The best SSDs of 2017 are now more affordable than ever before. Looking for the best SSD, otherwise known as solid-state drive? You've come to the right place, as we list the very best SSDs you can buy in 2017.

We've also got some handy buying advice if you're looking to get a new SSD. Capacity has always been the source of insecurity for SSDs. Even now, 15TB will cost you more than 7,000 clams from Samsung, and that's where the capacity maxes out (that is, until the company's 32TB model touches down).

Luckily, there are drives like the Crucial MX300 that’ll set you back less than 300 a terabyte, and even the tiniest solid state drive will soak up a Windows installation. Simply chuck the rest in the big ol’ data bin we call a hard drive.

Read full article @ TechRadar