Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

Adata XPG SX8200 Pro Review
Antec High Current Gamer Extreme X850 Power Supply Review
Apex Legends Review
ASRock Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX 590 8G OC Review
ASUS PRIME X299 DELUXE II Motherboard Review
DimasTech Easy V3.0 Testbench Review
EVGA SuperNOVA 650 GM PSU Review
Gigabyte Aero 15-X9 Review
Huawei Mate 20 Review
HyperX Pulsefire Core Gaming Mouse Review
Inno3D iChiLL RGB DDR4-3600 (RCX2-16G3600A) Review
MSI GE75 Raider Laptop Review
MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Ventus 6G OC Graphics Card Review
Picaso Labs iPad Pro Leather Sleeve Review
PowerColor Mini Pro Review
Revisiting the Radeon VII and RTX 2080 at 2560x1440
Samsung Pro Endurance 128GB microSD Review
Tiny at $200: ASUS Z390-I Gaming vs. ASRock Z390 Gaming-ITX/ac Review
WD Black NVMe SSD (2018) 500 GB Review

Adata XPG SX8200 Pro Review

Today we tear into the XPG SX8200 Pro, Adata’s highest-performing NVMe M.2 SSD yet.

Read full article @ Tom's Hardware

Antec High Current Gamer Extreme X850 Power Supply Review

Antec High Current Gamer Extreme X850 The Antec High Current Gamer (HCG) brand of power supplies has been around for a remarkably long time. In fact, when Antec sent me their latest gold-rated Extreme X850 power supply, my initial reaction was to think about the first time I had encountered this range.

Read full article @ eTeknix

Apex Legends Review

Respawn Entertainment has shown there's plenty of life left in the Titanfall universe with their free-to-play battle royale title that brings together refined gunplay with Overwatch's hero system to create a squad-centric experience unlike any other.

Read full article @ Wccftech

ASRock Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX 590 8G OC Review

With the RX 590, AMD has again refreshed the existing graphics chip. However, the RX 590 promises to gain more than just a few percent over its predecessor RX 580 through improved production technology in the 12nm process. ASRock has also donated its own cooling and backplate to the RX 590 chip and overclocked the Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX 590 8G from factory. Read more about this in the following ASRock RX 590 Phantom Gaming X 8G OC review on OCinside.de!

Read full article @ OCInside.de

ASUS PRIME X299 DELUXE II Motherboard Review

The ASUS Prime X299 Deluxe II is an ultra-feature rich solution for today's discerning computing enthusiast. It does not wear ROG branding, and is clad in white shrouding, letting you know that this is a PRIME motherboard. Is it a bargain priced motherboard Nope. This one comes in at $500. Let's see if it is worth it.

Read full article @ HardOCP

DimasTech Easy V3.0 Testbench Review

The Easy V3.0 offers support for a wide range of components, including watercooling set ups with space for a pair of 360mm or 280mm radiators, multiple pump layouts and tube sizes. We also see space for multiple 3.5" HDDs and 5.25" disk drives, full size PSUs and FullATX motherboards all the way through to MiniITX.

Read full article @ Vortez

EVGA SuperNOVA 650 GM PSU Review

The 650 GM is EVGA's highest-end SFX-based power supply. It is a based on a unique FSP platform, yielding different (but still good) performance characteristics compared to Corsair's venerable SF600.

Read full article @ Tom's Hardware

Gigabyte Aero 15-X9 Review

Gigabyte has updated its Aero 15 lineup with RTX graphics - what does Leo think?

Read full article @ KitGuru

Huawei Mate 20 Review

Huawei released its Mate 20 series of smartphones late last year, consisting of the Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20, and Mate 20 Lite. The Lite and Pro versions are the base and flagship models, respectively, while the Mate 20 we're looking at here today is the middle child. When comparing the Mate 20 to the Mate 20 Pro you can see Huawei has omitted some of the high-end features, such as an in-screen finger print reader and OLED display. However, you still get a large 6.53" IPS display with a 88% screen to bezel ratio (thanks to its small teardrop top notch) a large 4000mAH battery, and a camera that's nearly as good as the one in the Mate 20 Pro. So, if you can live without all the bells-and-whistles, you can save yourself a cool $280 and still get a near flagship phone with the Mate 20 standard setup...

Read full article @ HotHardware

HyperX Pulsefire Core Gaming Mouse Review

We’ve previously looked at the top of the HyperX mouse line with our Pulsefire Surge RGB review, and the Core model were checking out today sits at the entry level in the HyperX lineup, though it still offers full customization for buttons and RGB lighting. Is this $39.99 wired gaming mouse a good value? We will try to answer that here.

Read full article @ PC Perspective

Inno3D iChiLL RGB DDR4-3600 (RCX2-16G3600A) Review

Can a new entrant make waves in the enthusiast space? The machinations of the PC component industry are interesting. Most companies that started off producing primarily DRAM have felt the need to branch out and diversify the business against the inherent fluctuations in the memory market. Corsair is the best example of this approach. Very few move into the RAM space from specialties in other products, yet graphics card stalwart Inno3D is doing exactly that with a line of premium iChiLL memory.

Inno3D opts for a single pack of bog-standard memory, a few lower-speed configurations of LED RAM, and then a swathe of kits using RGB lighting.

Read full article @ Hexus

MSI GE75 Raider Laptop Review

MSI combines an 8th Gen Intel CPU with RTX 2080 and throws in colorful effects and a healthy amount of software. The result is a speedy, stylish machine.

Read full article @ Tom's Hardware

MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Ventus 6G OC Graphics Card Review

With the GeForce RTX 2060 MSI is initially launching with two models, the RTX 2060 Ventus 6G OC and RTX 2060 Gaming Z 6G. Surprisingly both of these cards come with factory overclocks. Today we are going to be taking a look at the RTX 2060 Ventus 6G OC, which is only $10 more than NVIDIA’s MSRP on the RTX 2060 of $349. With that you are getting a factory overclock up to 1710 MHz (compared to 1680 MHz), a nice dual-fan cooling solution, and a full-cover backplate. That seems like quite a lot for only a $10 premium, let’s see if this is the RTX 2060 card to get.

Read full article @ ThinkComputers.org

Picaso Labs iPad Pro Leather Sleeve Review

Picaso Labs has released a new sleeve for the latest iPad Pro models, and we wrapped it around our 12.9-inch 3rd generation iPad Pro for the past couple weeks to test it out.

Read full article @ Apple Insider

PowerColor Mini Pro Review

PowerColor, a Taiwanese-based graphics card manufacturer, launched a brand new eGPU at CES 2019: The PowerColor Mini Pro — a pint-sized eGFX chassis powered by an included small-form-factor Radeon RX 570 graphics card.

Read full article @ 9to5Mac

Revisiting the Radeon VII and RTX 2080 at 2560x1440

Our initial review of AMD's brand-new Radeon VII graphics card relied on a punishing combo of a 4K resolution and high-dynamic-range output to bring our field of graphics cards to its knees, and folks, let me tell you: It is a glorious thing to experience smooth 4K gameplay with HDR on an OLED TV over a few days' worth of gaming with the latest titles.

Read full article @ The Tech Report

Samsung Pro Endurance 128GB microSD Review

MicroSD is the most widely used memory card format in the world. Everything from cameras to drones, smartphones, and tablets take advantage of it. As this format has increased in popularity, we come to a place where higher capacity, increased performance, and improved endurance are needed.

Read full article @ TweakTown

Tiny at $200: ASUS Z390-I Gaming vs. ASRock Z390 Gaming-ITX/ac Review

With the popularity of small form factor systems ever increasing, today we reviewing two of the most attractive and high-end mini-ITX motherboards on the Z390 chipset which sit happily in an optimum price bracket. Both the ASUS ROG Strix Z390-I Gaming and the ASRock Z390 Phantom Gaming-ITX/ac are around the $200 mark, which is a very popular enthusiast price point for small form factor high powered motherboards. Both motherboards also share similar features, including dual M.2 slots for storage and 802.11ac Wave 2 Wi-Fi modules. Nonetheless, there are differences between the two worth examining.

Read full article @ Anandtech

WD Black NVMe SSD (2018) 500 GB Review

WD Black NVMe is Western Digital's premium M.2 SSD for demanding gamers and enthusiasts. It uses an 8-channel SSD controller paired with SanDisk 3D TLC flash. Priced at $105 for the reviewed 500 GB version it comes at reasonable pricing, and offers outstanding performance.

Read full article @ TechPowerUp