Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

CRYORIG C7 RGB CPU Cooler Review
DeepCool Matrexx 70 Chassis Review
HP EliteBook x360 1030 G3 Review
Hyper Alloy Core RGB Keyboard Review
HyperX Fury S Pro Mouse Pad Review
i5-9600K Review
Intel unveils its Optane Memory M15 series
Seagate IronWolf 110 NAS SSD 480 GB Review
Thermaltake Commander C36 TG ARGB Case Review

CRYORIG C7 RGB CPU Cooler Review

After the quite successful C7 and C7 Cu low-profile CPU coolers last year CRYORIG announced their C7 RGB model aimed towards the growing demand for RGB enabled peripherals and hardware components.

Read full article @ NikKTech

DeepCool Matrexx 70 Chassis Review

We review the new Matrexx 70 from DeepCool, a mid-tower product that is aimed at an affordable audience as the product sits in a 70 to 80 EUR/USD range. For that money, you receive lots of tempered glass and a nice looking chassis without too much fuzz.

Read full article @ The Guru of 3D

HP EliteBook x360 1030 G3 Review

HP's premium business convertible put to the test. HP's EliteBook x360 has served as a top-class business laptop for a good number of years, and having been impressed with earlier models, we're intrigued to see what upgrades are in the store for the 2019 refresh dubbed the x360 1030 G3. A starting price of around £1,500 is to be expected given the EliteBook's position as a premium solution, and seeing as the previous-generation model was eminently likeable, it is no surprise to find a feeling of familiarity with this year's update.

Read full article @ Hexus

Hyper Alloy Core RGB Keyboard Review

What do you do if you’re newly transitioning into PC gaming and yet you don’t have or want to spend the extra money on a mechanical keyboard? Introducing the HyperX Alloy Core RGB membrane based keyboard which offers all the styling of a gaming keyboard without the hefty price tag of a mechanical keyboard.

Membrane type keyboards aren’t anything new, and if you haven’t already moved into the mechanical offering, you’d most likely be using some form of membrane type keyboard. However what separates the HyperX Alloy Core RGB from any standard membrane type keyboard is that they seem to have crammed in features that is usually offered by their more expensive counterparts.

Read full article @ Technoyard

HyperX Fury S Pro Mouse Pad Review

The HyperX FURY S Pro Gaming Mouse Pad in Size X-Large is the largest of the HyperX Fury range. Measuring in at 90cm x 42cm, it is designed more as a table runner than a pure mouse mat allowing you to place a smooth comfortable surface under your keyboard as well as your mouse with plenty of room all around to spare & more!

Read full article @ Technoyard

i5-9600K Review

What if you could have a mid-range chip option that competes not only with its competition, but what is considered to be the go-to option for gamers for the past year? Enter the i5-9600K, a fantastic midrange option for those looking to stay in the Intel family, but don?t want to spend the extra money on the i7-8700K or even step up to the 9700/9900K options. This is our i5-9600K review.

Read full article @ MMORPG

Intel unveils its Optane Memory M15 series

The Optane Memory M15 shows a pretty significant performance boost compared to the existing M10 series, mostly due to the PCIe 3.0 x4 interface. This pushed the sequential read and write performance to up to 2,000MB/s and 900MB/s, respectively. The random 4K read and write now peaks at up to 450K IOPS and 220K IPS, respectively.
The new Optane M15 series is still based on a standard M.2 2280 form factor and still offers the same endurance rating of 200GB WPD or up to 365 TWB. It still supports Intel's 7th gen or newer platform and is backed by the same 5-year warranty.

Read full article @ Fudzilla

Seagate IronWolf 110 NAS SSD 480 GB Review

The Seagate IronWolf 110 SSD is the first solid-state drive optimized for use in a NAS. It comes with the best and most consistent write speeds we've seen in a long time. On top of the five-year warranty, Seagate includes a data recovery service that will recover your files in case of failure.

Read full article @ TechPowerUp

Thermaltake Commander C36 TG ARGB Case Review

Following on from our last review on their Pacific TF1, today, we will be taking a look at one of Thermaltake’s new Cases by way of the Commander C36. The new C-series of cases comes in six different variances, all of which have a different front panel. Featuring dual 200mm 5V ARGB front intake fans, Thermaltake is looking to shake things up a bit with these cases. Having a pair of 200mm fans in the front is massive, not only do they offer some amazing airflow, but they will also be quieter than smaller fans. With room for an ATX motherboard and boasting a 4mm Tempered Glass side panel, the Commander series has a lot going for it. However, before we give away too much, let’s just take a closer look at one of Thermaltake’s latest offerings.

Read full article @ EnosTech