Cases:
TweakTown: Lian Li Lancool II Mid-Tower Chassis Review
Lian Li launches its newest computer case today, the Lancool II Mid-Tower Chassis, and here's our look at it.
Lian Li Lancool II Mid-Tower Chassis Review
KitGuru: Phanteks Pro-M Special Edition Review
Somehow the Phanteks Enthoo Pro-M just refuses to die. Describing the Phanteks Pro-M Special Edition is both quick and easy. Take the Pro-M Glass from 2016 (which was an update to the the original acrylic Pro-M from 2015), paint the interior white and add two Halos fan frames to the included 140mm fans at the front of the case to deliver a hefty dose of Digital RGB. Naturally the price increases slightly to account for the extra hardware but the SE premium is actually quite modest. As we say in our video, Phanteks Pro-M is the case that refuses to die.
Phanteks Pro-M Special Edition Review (featuring Gamers Nexus!) | KitGuru
Coolers:
PC Perspective: Scythe Fuma 2 CPU Cooler Review: Reverse Jet Flow Power
The Fuma 2 cooler (model SCFM-2000) from Scythe is a departure from their previous Fuma (SCFM-1100), building on the dual-tower, six heatpipe heatsink concept with a new asymmetric design and interesting ‘Reverse Jet Flow’ system. What is this system? The two Kaze Flex 120mm fans rotate in opposite directions, resulting in “higher static pressure and more stable airflow”, according to Scythe.
Scythe Fuma 2 CPU Cooler Review: Reverse Jet Flow Power - PC Perspective
Headphones:
LanOC Reviews: Jaybird Vista Wireless Earbuds Review
Okay, I’ve been a little late to the party on in-ear Bluetooth earbuds. I own a stack of higher-end wired earbuds and I have been sticking with them for a while now. I’m sure I’m not the only one being a little stubborn both because of the money invested, but also because wired performance has been a lot better. Well I recently took a look at a pair of wireless earbuds to use when out mowing and I liked them. But they haven’t really overtaken the wired performance yet, so I am still on the lookout for a set to wow me. Especially now that my own phone no longer has a wired headphone jack. Jaybird is a Logitech brand and as much as it pains me to even bring up, but with the holidays coming up they were showing off some of their products and the Jaybird Vista caught my eye. Today I’m going to check them out and see if they can finally replace my wired earbuds for good. They might even potentially make a good open for those of you shopping over the holidays, but lets reserve that for after I’ve tested them.
Jaybird Vista Wireless Earbuds - LanOC Reviews
Memory:
ThinkComputers: Ballistix Elite DDR4-3600 16GB Memory Kit Review
Well it looks like Ballistix wants to change that with their new Elite kit. Today we are checking out their BLE2K8G4D36BEEAK kit, which is a 16GB (2x8GB) kit running at 3600 MHz with timings of 16-18-18-38 at 1.35V.
Ballistix Elite DDR4-3600 16GB Memory Kit Review
Mobile:
9to5Mac: Mophie's juice pack access is a must-have for frequent travelers
Mophie's juice pack access adds additional five hours+ battery life for the iPhone 11 Pro Max without losing Lightning port access.
Mophie's juice pack access is a must-have for frequent travelers - 9to5Mac
Motherboards:
The Guru of 3D: ASUS PRIME X570 Pro review
We check out the ASUS PRIME X570 Pro motherboard with a Ryzen 7 3700X processor, AMD prepped the X570 chipset, that offers a refined experience for your Ryzen Generation 3 processor. ...
ASUS PRIME X570 Pro review
Storage:
TweakTown: CalDigit Tuff nano Portable SSD Review
CalDigit outs the Tuff nano, an extremely durable portable SSD. Here's our full review of it.
CalDigit Tuff nano Portable SSD Review
Anandtech: The SK Hynix Gold S31 SATA SSD Review: Hynix 3D NAND Finally Shows Up
The SK Hynix Gold S31 SATA SSD Review: Hynix 3D NAND Finally Shows Up
Other:
BabelTechReviews: VR Games That Show the Full Potential of the Technology
Virtual reality (VR) gaming is becoming more popular in India as developers continue to roll out...
VR Games That Show the Full Potential of the Technology
