Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:
Casing: Seasonic Syncro Q704 chassis + Connect PSU review
Computers: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 Review: A Powerful Refresh
Cooling: DeepCool AK620 Review
Gaming: Halo Infinite multiplayer is an incredible return to form, The refreshed HP Reverb G2 gets better without costing more
Headphones: SeeAudio Bravery In-Ear Monitors Review
Memory: Neo Forza FAYE 16GB DDR4 5000MHz CL19 Dual-Channel Kit Review
Microphones: Eksa E910 Review: Just a Pretty Face
Motherboards: AORUS X570S Master Motherboard Review
Power: GIGABYTE P650B 650W Power Supply Review
Storage: WD Red SN700 4TB Review
Video: Wemax Nova Ultra Short Throw 4K Laser Projector Review
Casing:
The Guru of 3D: Seasonic Syncro Q704 chassis + Connect PSU review
Seasonic company is known for its great power supplies, including the Focus (available both in ATX and factor), Prime (with the 80 Plus certificate up to Titanium), or Connect series. Speaking of the last one, they’ve gone further by introducing a chassis containing this piece of hardware – it’s a Seasonic SYNCRO Q704. But that’s not all – according to the marketing information, it really fits together, literally and figuratively.
Seasonic Syncro Q704 chassis + Connect PSU review
Computers:
HotHardware: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 Review: A Powerful Refresh
Lenovo's most powerful ThinkPad X1 laptop delivers a beautiful 16-inch display, powerful Intel Tiger Lake-H CPU and RTX 30 graphics in under 4 lbs.
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 Review: A Powerful Refresh
Cooling:
APH Networks: DeepCool AK620 Review
By: Aaron Lai November 19, 2021
DeepCool AK620 Review (Page 1 of 4) | APH Networks
Gaming:
Windows Central: Halo Infinite multiplayer is an incredible return to form
In a rather shocking surprise, 343 Industries released Halo Infinite's multiplayer for the franchise's 20th anniversary. After some extended time with the game, here's why Halo has never looked or felt better.
Review: Halo Infinite multiplayer is an incredible return to form
Windows Central: The refreshed HP Reverb G2 gets better without costing more
HP's Reverb G2 is VR/WMR headset that focuses heavily on the visual experience. It recently received a refresh, and we got our hands on the new model to see what it's all about.
Review: The refreshed HP Reverb G2 gets better without costing more
Headphones:
TweakTown: SeeAudio Bravery In-Ear Monitors Review
SeeAudio recently took the global step with its IEMs and impressed with the tuning and value for money. Today, we examine its latest, the Bravery with four balanced armature drivers looking to buck the negative expectations from an all-BA set of IEMs, and some high-end accessories have been thrown in, too.
SeeAudio Bravery In-Ear Monitors Review
Memory:
NikKTech: Neo Forza FAYE 16GB DDR4 5000MHz CL19 Dual-Channel Kit Review
The latest FAYE 16GB DDR4 5000MHz CL19 dual-channel kit by Neo Forza is here to remind everyone that it’s way too early for DDR5 to take the lead in the market.
Neo Forza FAYE 16GB DDR4 5000MHz CL19 Dual-Channel Kit Review
Microphones:
Tom's Hardware: Eksa E910 Review: Just a Pretty Face
Sometimes, beauty is skin deep.
Eksa E910 Review: Just a Pretty Face
Motherboards:
TweakTown: AORUS X570S Master Motherboard Review
AORUS deploys its new Socket AM4-based X570S Master motherboard, breathing life into AMD's Zen 3 processors. Let's take a look.
AORUS X570S Master Motherboard Review
Power:
The FPS Review: GIGABYTE P650B 650W Power Supply Review
Check out our review of this rather affordable 650W power supply from GIGABYTE, but does that price affect its quality? We put it to the test.
GIGABYTE P650B 650W Power Supply Review - The FPS Review
Storage:
StorageReview: WD Red SN700 4TB Review
The all-new WD Red SN700 M.2 SSD is a powerful drive with top performance and speeds. A solid choice when it comes to accelerating a NAS.
WD Red SN700 4TB Review
Video:
TechPowerUp: Wemax Nova Ultra Short Throw 4K Laser Projector Review
The Wemax Nova checks a whole slew of boxes. From 4K to Android TV, four potent speakers, and the fact that it is UST sporting a 5000 ANSI lumens light source, you are bound to end up with a projected image that is plenty bright as well—all aspects that should make it easy to ditch your classic TV.
Wemax Nova Ultra Short Throw 4K Laser Projector Review
