Here a roundup of the latest reviews and articles:

ASRock DeskMini GTX1080 (Intel Z370) SFFPC Review
ASRock Fatal1ty Z370 Professional Gaming i7 (Intel Z370) Review
Corsair H115i Pro and H150i Pro RGB review: silence is key
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4-4600 Review
DEEPCOOL CAPTAIN 240 EX RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler Review
Learn More about how Spectre and Meltdown Work
Logitech G603 Review
Samsung 860 Evo SSD Review
Seasonic Snow Silent 750W Platinum Review
Sound Blaster Pro-Gaming H5 Tournament Edition Headset Review
Thermaltake Core P90 Black Tempered Glass Review - bonkers or brilliant?
Thermaltake H200 Internal USB Hub Review
Western Digital My Passport Wireless SSD Review (2TB)

ASRock DeskMini GTX1080 (Intel Z370) SFFPC Review

We have been looking forward to checking out the Z370 DeskMini GTX1080 since December when its existence first came to our attention. While I had reviewed the DeskMini with no MXM card, the addition of the GTX 1080 in such a small form factor is pretty impressive and got me excited. Today we will look at the top dog of ASRock's line up. The DeskMini GTX 1080 is sort of like a barebones system, so it has no CPU, memory, or storage. It does come with a PSU, GTX 1080, WIFI card kit, motherboard, and case. If you Google DeskMini GTX 1080 you will only really see ASRock's older version that used 6th and 7th generation CPUs and a B250 motherboard, but the new one is a different beast. The new DeskMini uses a Z370 motherboard and from what I understand is revamped. Let's see how the new system does!

Read full article @ TweakTown

ASRock Fatal1ty Z370 Professional Gaming i7 (Intel Z370) Review

ASRock's Z370 Professional Gaming i7 is their top of the line Z370 motherboard targeting the most demanding power users and gamers. The motherboard features high-quality components through and through, tons of USB 3.1, triple M.2 slots, and on top of everything it has one of the best networking configurations of any Z370 motherboard. You get a 10Gbit NIC, two 1Gbit NICs, and even Wireless AC. The motherboard uses a black, gray, and silver color theme, and should be easy to match depending on your build and color requirements. Let's take a look at ASRock's top of the line Z370 motherboard.

Read full article @ TweakTown

Corsair H115i Pro and H150i Pro RGB review: silence is key

Corsair recently introduced twol new water coolers: the H115i Pro RGB and the H150i Pro RGB. At first glance, these new 280 and 360 mm models look very similar to the existing H150i, but a closer look shows that Corsair has completely redesigned the coolers. The main purpose of this? To achieve the quietest possible operation. And although Corsair doesn't say it outright, they're mainly looking to compete with the popular Kraken X62 water cooler from NZXT.

Read full article @ Hardware.Info

Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4-4600 Review

Performance enthusiast are always looking for a way to go faster, and Corsair obliges with its CMK16GX4M2F4600C19 dual-channel memory kit. We test it!

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

DEEPCOOL CAPTAIN 240 EX RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler Review

How does the brand new CAPTAIN 240 EX RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler by DEEPCOOL measure up against its immediate competition? On today's review that's exactly what we're going to find out.

Read full article @ NikKTech

Learn More about how Spectre and Meltdown Work

Let Jon Masters, Computer Architect at Red Hat, help you understand just exactly how Spectre and Meltdown work. While he had to plow through his 90 slide presentation on stage in 45 minutes, he has been nice enough to give us direct access online. However you can click through those as slow as fast as you wish. The PDF entitled, Exploiting modern microarchitectures: Meltdown, Spectre, and other attacks, is available here.

Read full article @ HardOCP

Logitech G603 Review

Today we kick off a trio of Logitech reviews; we'll be taking a look at their latest in the war against wires; the Logitech G603, G703 and G903. We'll start off with the Logitech G603, designed to be a budget option offering gaming performance with the option of also extending battery life to 18 months.

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Samsung 860 Evo SSD Review

Samsung is, without doubt, one of the largest figures in the ever-growing SSD scene, offering some of the fastest and most reliable solutions currently available to the average consumer; that dominance doesn't prevent them from pushing the envelope, however. Today we look at the latest Samsung 860 Evo, a drive designed for mainstream users within a PC or laptop.

Read full article @ Vortez

Seasonic Snow Silent 750W Platinum Review

Sea Sonic Electronics Co., Ltd was founded in 1975 with its headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan, it is a company specialized in the manufacturing of power supplies for the consumer & industrial markets. In 1981 the company starts the production of power supplies for PC type of systems, being one of the first manufacturers to do so.
SeaSonic manufactures and sells power supplies under its own brand and is also the OEM manufacturer for many other power supplies companies. This makes SeaSonic one of the well-known and respected brands in the industry.

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Sound Blaster Pro-Gaming H5 Tournament Edition Headset Review

From their humble beginnings in 1987 with the first Sound Blaster card, Creative has been at the forefront of PC sound systems. Currently, they are one of the top known names in sound for your PC and other gaming systems. We are going to be taking a look at their mid-level Sound Blaster Pro-Gaming H5 Tournament Edition Headset.

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Thermaltake Core P90 Black Tempered Glass Review - bonkers or brilliant?

It is tricky to describe the Thermaltake Core P90 Tempered Glass as it is unlike any PC case we have ever seen before. That’s a bold statement but a quick glance at our photos and video will confirm we are giving you the genuine low-down as the main part of the chassis is shaped like a giant steel Toblerone. Add four shiny steel poles on each side to support two 5mm thick tempered glass panels and you have a curious structure that can either stand on end using the supplied feet or be laid down ... something like a V-angle car engine. Theoretically you could wall mount this chassis on VESA mounts but that seems like a scary proposition as the weight is significant.

Read full article @ KitGuru

Thermaltake H200 Internal USB Hub Review

Thanks to Thermaltake, we’ll be taking a quick look at their H200 Internal USB Hub. It’s a 3-port USB 2.0 hub that can be mounted internally inside the chassis. It’s powered by a SATA power connector, and features an additional 3 x 9-pin USB headers.

Its low profile size and magnetic mounting means you can quickly and easily install this unit anywhere inside the chassis.

The Thermaltake H200 Internal USB Hub is ideal for modders that require additional USB ports internally … both the A-Type connector and 9-pin USB headers. These are needed for powering up accessories like LEDs, fan controllers, USB devices and receivers, etc.

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Western Digital My Passport Wireless SSD Review (2TB)

As a ‘somewhat’ professional photographer, I am pretty sure that my fear of loss of my work is front and center when it comes to those important camera shoots. For most, relying on trust of a single SD or flash card until you can get to a laptop is all too common. Anyone who takes pictures with any frequency can also relate to that feeling of loss, just when you need something most. There is a solution and it landed on our Test Bench not three weeks from its announcement at CES 2018; the Western Digital My Passport Wireless SSD.

Read full article @ The SSD Review