Here a roundup of the latest reviews and articles:

Battlefield 1 Benchmarked: Graphics & CPU Performance
Drobo 5N 5-Bay NAS Review
GIGABYTE Force H5 Review
How to create multiple NAT Networks in VirtualBox
MSI RX 470 Gaming X 8G Review
Powershell on Linux - Early taste

Battlefield 1 Benchmarked: Graphics & CPU Performance

Battlefield 1 marks the fifteenth installment to EA's multiplayer military shooter franchise. The BF1 beta made a strong first impression with great graphics that weren't overly demanding. After testing 41 graphics cards and 20 processors in our Gears of War 4 benchmark feature, we wanted to do the same for Battlefield 1 and for the most part we succeeded.

Read full article @ TechSpot

Drobo 5N 5-Bay NAS Review

The 5N is one of Drobo's most popular network-attached storage products. Drobo designed the 5N to bridge the gap between performance and affordability while keeping a small footprint that is ideal for desk placement.

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

GIGABYTE Force H5 Review

It has been a while since we had a good look at a GIGABYTE branded headset. This time we have a look at the SRS virtual surround powered Force H5. It bears a similar sleek aesthetic as the earlier Force H3X, and is a relative lightweight 288g (without cable). The earcups are ergonomically designed and padded with soft memory foam, they can also swivel 360 degrees to ensure a comfortable fit. The Force H5 is equipped with 50mm drivers that are acoustically inclined to ensure the the best quality audio is received by the gamer. For communication there is a retractable, flexible microphone.

As the Force H5 fills the role of the virtual surround, USB gaming headset, GIGABYTE have come up with an interesting solution for the built in audio processing and interactive controls. Rather than a traditional mechanical remote featuring buttons, we are presented with a touch controlled panel that lights up.

Read full article @ Vortez

How to create multiple NAT Networks in VirtualBox

For an easy way to work with NAT networks and virtual machines, check out how to use VirtualBox's NAT Networks.

Read full article @ TechRepublic

MSI RX 470 Gaming X 8G Review

Where you can add FPS performance without compromising the settings you use in-game is by overclocking. MSI builds some headroom into its Gaming series cards and this one is no different. I was able to run the boost clock speed all the way up to 1410MHz using 1120mv and keep it there throughout my testing. No small feat when you look at how easily this architecture from AMD will throttle clock speeds. By building a robust power delivery system on a custom PCB using Military Class IV Super Ferrite chokes, Tantalum-filled Hi-C caps, and solid capacitors, you can set the voltage right where you need it to keep from overloading the circuitry. Delivering clean reliable power is but one part of the equation. Keeping the silicon cool is another.

Read full article @ OCC

Powershell on Linux - Early taste

Do my eyes deceive me? No, it's real. An early review of Powershell for Linux, tested on CentOS 7, covering install and setup, basic usage and commands, look & feel, some other tips and tricks, and more. Have fun.

Read full article @ Dedoimedo