Here is a roundup of today's reviews and articles:
Computers: Supermicro X13SAN-H Review HDD Sized PC Industrial Motherboard
Cooling: The Enermax LiqMaxFlo 360mm AIO Cooler Review: A Bit Bigger, A Bit Better, Scythe Fuma 3 CPU Cooler Review, Scythe Fuma 3 Review
Gaming: Mario vs. Donkey Kong Review – Age-Proof Ape Action
Input: AZIO Retro Classic Prestige Mechanical Keyboard Review, Mad Catz MOJO M2 Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse Review
Memory: Crucial DDR5 Pro 96GB 5600MHz CL46 Dual-Channel Kit Review
Storage: HP FX700 2TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD - 2TB for $99
Computers:
ServeTheHome: Supermicro X13SAN-H Review HDD Sized PC Industrial Motherboard
We review the Supermicro X13SAN-H, a 10 core embedded platform that is designed to run in the footprint of a hard drive
Supermicro X13SAN-H Review HDD Sized PC Industrial Motherboard
Cooling:
Anandtech: The Enermax LiqMaxFlo 360mm AIO Cooler Review: A Bit Bigger, A Bit Better
For established PC peripheral vendors, the biggest challenge in participating in the highly commoditized market is setting themselves apart from their numerous competitors. As designs for coolers and other peripherals have converged over the years into a handful of basic, highly-optimized designs, developing novel hardware for what is essentially a "solved" physics problem becomes harder and harder. So often then, we see vendors focus on adding non-core features to their hardware, such as RGB lighting and other aesthetics. But every now and then, we see a vendor go a little farther off of the beaten path with the physical design of their coolers.
The Enermax LiqMaxFlo 360mm AIO Cooler Review: A Bit Bigger, A Bit Better
TweakTown: Scythe Fuma 3 CPU Cooler Review
Billed as a high-end flagship air CPU cooler, Scythe gives the Fuma series another go with the Fuma 3 we have under the spotlight for testing.
TechPowerUp: Scythe Fuma 3 Review
The Scythe Fuma 3 stands out as a compact dual-tower cooler, boasting solid performance with a max height of only 154 mm granting it better compatibility with smaller or older cases. The Fuma 3 shines for mid-tier builds where extreme air coolers or all-in-one liquid coolers don't make sense.
Gaming:
Wccftech: Mario vs. Donkey Kong Review – Age-Proof Ape Action
Does Mario vs. Donkey Kong successfully unlock that old-school arcade charm? Or is this Mini Mario adventure too lightweight to recommend?
Input:
ThinkComputers: AZIO Retro Classic Prestige Mechanical Keyboard Review
There has been many iterations since then of this iconic keyboard and today we have a brand new one, the Retro Classic Prestige. This brings with it a new keycap design that is not as circular, a black wooden and gunmetal frame, mechanical key switches that are hot-swappable, and both wired and wireless connectivity.
Hardware Asylum: Mad Catz MOJO M2 Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse Review
The MOJO M2 is the second mouse in the growing MOJO line of lightweight gaming mice. Where the M1 had an open mesh design, the M2 has a much more traditional look reminding me of popular designs from Razer. This shape is ergonomically designed for right-handed use and is most suited for a palm or claw grip.
Memory:
NikKTech: Crucial DDR5 Pro 96GB 5600MHz CL46 Dual-Channel Kit Review
The DDR5 Pro 96GB 5600MHz CL46 Dual-Channel Kit by Crucial is among the latest ones to hit the market and that’s exactly what’s been on my test bench this past week.
Storage:
The Guru of 3D: HP FX700 2TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD - 2TB for $99
To make M.2 SSDs cheaper manufacturers are diverting to different controllers and QLC NAND. HP is joining in on that with their FX700 series NMVe SSD. How does 2TB storage for $89 sound? With a Gen4x4 NVMe Maxio 1602 controller 3D QLC NAND flash, this SSD reaches sequential read and write speeds up to 7200/6200 MB/s.
