Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

BenQ EX3501R Ultrawide HDR Monitor Review
Creative Sound BlasterX G6 7.1 External Gaming Audio DAC Review
Crucial BX500 480GB SATAIII SSD Review
Crucial P1 NVMe 1TB and 500GB Review
Dark Project ME3 Review
Enermax LiqFusion 240 Review
Keezel Travel VPN Review
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Linux Gaming Benchmarks
Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Lets You Play PUBG MOBILE For An Extra 20 Minutes
REALFORCE R2 TKL Keyboard Review
Team Group T-Force Night Hawk RGB Legend DDR4 Review

BenQ EX3501R Ultrawide HDR Monitor Review

Our verdict of the BenQ EX3501R:With absolutely unbelievable performance, and a totally bonkers 35 inch screen, the only bad thing about the EX3501R is the price.910BenQs EX3501R is an insane, 21:9, 35-inch, curved ultrawide monitor. Sporting USB Type-C, HDR, 100Hz refresh rate, and a 3440 x 1440 pixel resolution, lets see if its worth the $899 price tag. Thanks to BenQ, weve got one of these stunning EX3501R monitors to giveaway! All you have to do is enter our contest at the end of this review.

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Creative Sound BlasterX G6 7.1 External Gaming Audio DAC Review

Sound cards come in many shapes and sizes and have changed quite a bit since the early days of computing. Just about every motherboard comes with a sound card onboard and for many of the audio solutions are a major selling point of the board. For the casual gamer rocking a custom PC the onboard solution is usually good enough. However, as a hardware and audio enthusiast the stock just won’t do and Creative has two very awesome solutions for the audio dilemma.

We have reviewed both of these solutions before. The first was the Sound BlasterX G5 followed by the Sound BlasterX AE-5 and In terms of specifications these products are very similar. They both feature DAC level audio processing and are controlled by the Sound Blaster Connect software package. Despite the similarities the BlasterX AE-5 is designed to be a PC based audio processor supporting RGB LED lighting and ports to power external desktop speakers and connect to front panel controls. On the flip side the BlasterX G5 is an external audio solution for gaming headphones with the typical usage being game consoles, PCs and mobile devices.

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Crucial BX500 480GB SATAIII SSD Review

Recently Crucial released two new SSD series. The P1, high-performance NVMe SSD, and the BX500, inexpensive but a fast replacement for an HDD. We already had a chance to present you the P1 SSD so ...

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Crucial P1 NVMe 1TB and 500GB Review

Considering Micron is the parent company for Crucial, it may come as a surprise that they hadn’t actually introduced a consumer-focused NVMe drive up until this past month. There was the Ballistix TX3 that they showed off at Computex back in 2016, but it was canceled, making Crucial one of the last companies to jump into the NVMe market. So the name for their NVMe is fitting, they call it the P1. They are using four bit per cell QLC NAND like the Intel 660p and they aren’t aiming for the top end of the market with this drive. This is more of an entry level NVMe drive and I’m excited to see what kind of performance you can expect at a price point that people are more likely to look to spend. So today I’m going to take a look at what makes the drive tick then look at its performance before then seeing where it fits in the market.

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Dark Project ME3 Review

Russian manufacturer Dark Project has arrived to the gaming mouse market with three mice, and the ME3 is first on our test bench. It comes with a PMW3360 top-of-the-line optical sensor, modular shell design, sleek looking RGB lighting—all this inside a quite familiar, right-handed ergonomic shape.

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Enermax LiqFusion 240 Review

Enermax tries to set itself apart with unique optical highlights in the AIO water cooling market. How well the Enermax LiqFusion 240 looks and whether it can convince with cooling performance, we have tested in the new review, including new videos and of course again with 360 degrees view.

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Keezel Travel VPN Review

Many of us travel, some within the country others around the world. We stop in at hotels, shops and restaurant and all of these places offer free Wi-Fi, however, that Wi-Fi isn't always secure.

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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Linux Gaming Benchmarks

While we have delivered many Linux benchmarks the past number of weeks from the GeForce RTX 2070 and GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, up until recently we didn't have access to the RTX 2080 that is the card positioned between those two current consumer Turing graphics cards. In kicking off our RTX 2080 Linux benchmarking, here is a look at the Linux gaming performance compared to an assortment of AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards tested on Ubuntu Linux while in the days ahead will be the OpenCL/CUDA tests and more.

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Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Lets You Play PUBG MOBILE For An Extra 20 Minutes

Mobile gaming is a booming right now and PUBG Mobile has been one of the most successful titles in 2018. While we were checking out the demo room at the 3rd Annual Qualcomm Tech Summit we ran across a PUBG power demo that compared a Snapdragon 845 SoC powered smartphone to one powered by the new Snapdragon 855 SoC. The difference was more than we expected!

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REALFORCE R2 TKL Keyboard Review

For ages, getting your hands on a genuine Topre REALFORCE keyboard in the United States was a challenge. The dark ages have ended thanks to our friends at Fujitsu who have officially brought the REALFORCE and Happy Hacking brands to the states. Today, we're looking at the REALFORCE R2 TKL. Loved by enthusiasts and programmers around the world, let?s take a look at just what makes this keyboard so special in our official review.

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Team Group T-Force Night Hawk RGB Legend DDR4 Review

We are reviewing Team Group T-Force Night Hawk RGB Legend DDR4 RGB memory. This is a new variant of the Team Group T-Force Night Hawk RGB kit, which was already reviewed at guru3d over a year ago....

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