Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk Review
Case Mod Friday: Red Samurai
Corsair K70 LUX RGB Keyboard Review
Cougar LX Series 600 W Power Supply Review
One Motherboard Maker Explains Why AMD AM4 Boards Are Missing
Setting Up A Better VR Space For SteamVR Linux Gaming
Tesoro Zone Balance Gaming Chair Review
Tigo G5 NVMe SSD: Underclocking The SM2260
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands Performance Testing

Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk Review

If you just got a brand new gaming chair and you'd also like to swap your desk for something better our friends from the Swedish Arozzi have just the solution for you with their brand new Arena Gaming Desk.

Read full article @ NikKTech

Case Mod Friday: Red Samurai

This week for Case Mod Friday we have a build from Ronnie Hara Mods, who is a new builder to us here at ThinkComputers. His build Red Samurai was part of the Corsair Crystal Mod contest and of course is done inside of the Corsair Corsair Crystal 570X. As the name says this is a Samurai-themed build and is really unique. Be sure to take a look!

Read full article @ ThinkComputers.org

Corsair K70 LUX RGB Keyboard Review

No matter what type of keyboard you need, Corsair will have one for you. You can choose from a very broad array of products with a smorgasbord of mechanical switch types, lighting, and other features; from “fairly ordinary” to “has more computing power than your desktop rig did 10 years ago.” Benchmark Reviews has previously tested the K70 RGB Rapidfire gaming keyboard and found it to be a premium product; for this article we’re testing the Corsair K70 LUX RGB Cherry MX Red mechanical gaming keyboard.

Read full article @ Benchmark Reviews

Cougar LX Series 600 W Power Supply Review

We know not everyone can afford a £100+ power supply, so today we are looking at a new 650 watt unit from Cougar currently on sale at Overclockers UK for only £60 inc vat.

This unit is 80 Plus Gold Certified, fully modular and has a single +12v rail to deal with high power devices.

Read full article @ KitGuru

One Motherboard Maker Explains Why AMD AM4 Boards Are Missing

If you’ve looked at building an AMD Ryzen 7 system you’ll find that the processors are pretty easy to find, but good luck finding a motherboard. Most of the AMD motherboards based on the X370 and B350 chipsets are out of stock and back-ordered. It doesn’t matter what brand you are looking for as ASUS, ASRock, Biostar, Gigabyte, and MSI are all selling out quickly due to the limited quantities available.

Read full article @ Legit Reviews

Setting Up A Better VR Space For SteamVR Linux Gaming

When receiving the HTC Vive last month for testing the roll-out of Valve's SteamVR beta for Linux, going into it I hadn't realized how immersive the experience was at that point nor all the cables involved. I had setup the HTC Vive VR system in the "basement server room" to deal with the mess of cables, but after using this VR headset for a few days I quickly realized I needed a better area for engaging with virtual reality. After making a custom-built desk and moving where I have the HTC Vive "play room" configured, the experience is much better.

Read full article @ Phoronix

Tesoro Zone Balance Gaming Chair Review

The Tesoro Zone Balance is very comfortable racing-inspired gaming chair that sacrifices little for a very reasonable price.

Read full article @ APH Networks

Tigo G5 NVMe SSD: Underclocking The SM2260

The Tigo G5 might be from across the globe, but it's more like a product from another world. The drive features a unique feature to save power, but it also takes premium SSDs to a new level.

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands Performance Testing

Well, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands came out last Tuesday and currently has a favorable (77) Metacritic score. I’ve been seeing a lot of people playing it and I have even take a little time to start checking it out. Beyond being a great looking game it is also relatively demanding as well. Combine all of that with a built-in benchmark tool that makes testing with it easier and more consistent I was interested in checking it out to see if it might have the potential to be added to our test suites. So rather than take Friday off like I had planned after the GTX 1080 Ti launch I spent the day testing a range of video cards in just about every test configuration to see how they perform. This way if we add the game we have a few cards already tested. Well, I figured I might as well share the results as well for anyone thinking about playing the game that way you know what settings you should be running depending on your card. So let's take a quick look at the results.

Read full article @ LanOC Reviews