Here a roundup of the latest reviews and articles:

A Primer on Staying Secure and Anonymous on the Dark Web
AMD Radeon Crimson ReLive Drivers
AMD talk to KitGuru about Crimson ReLive
Arozzi Vernazza Series Gaming Chair Review
ASRock G10 Gaming Router Review
Benchmarking AMD Radeon Chill: Pumping The Brakes On Wasted Power
Case Mod Friday: Project Core P3
Cooler Master Masterbox 5t Chassis Review
Cooler Master MasterBox 5T Review
Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t Review
Corsair Carbide SPEC-ALPHA Chassis Review
GeIL EVO X GEX416GB3200C16DC 2x8GB DDR4 RAM Review
Intel H110 Motherboard Price List
iPad Pro vs Google Pixel C
LG G Pad III 8.0 Android Tablet Review
Lian Li PC-Q37WX Review
Manjaro 16.10 Xfce - Surprised me, I like
Promise Technology Apollo Cloud 4TB NAS Review
Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition an overview
Razer Ornata Chroma Keyboard Review
Samsung SSD750 EVO 500GB Review
SeeMeCNC Rostock MAX v3
Source: Crytek is sinking, wages are unpaid, talent leaving on a daily basis
Streacom BC1 Open Benchtable Review: Open-Source Open-Air PC Building Done Right
Thecus N4810 NAS with quad-core CPU and 4 GB review
Windows 10 Update KB3201845 (DHCP issues)

A Primer on Staying Secure and Anonymous on the Dark Web

Privacy advocates who plan to continue using encryption and anonymization software ought to double-down on their security. Here's a brief overview of tips and services for keeping yourself safe while surfing the web.

Read full article @ TechSpot

AMD Radeon Crimson ReLive Drivers

Today AMD released their big annual driver update called Radeon Crimson ReLive Edition. The highlights of the new driver are game recording, an improved installer with clean install and Radeon Chill, which promises to reduce power consumption and heat output during gaming.

Read full article @ techPowerUp

AMD talk to KitGuru about Crimson ReLive

KitGuru despatched Leo Waldock for an exclusive interview with Andrej Zdravkovic, Corporate Vice President or Software and Platform Engineering at AMD and Terry Makedon, Director – Product Management at AMD about the latest release of their latest graphics software.

Read full article @ KitGuru

Arozzi Vernazza Series Gaming Chair Review

Arozzi is a Swedish gaming company that was founded in 2013 and specializes in gaming chairs and desks. Gaming chairs have gotten popular in recent years thanks in part to eSports being broadcast around the World and now all gamers want a proper gaming chair. Arozzi has taken advantage of this market shift by coming up with not one, but a total of nine ergonomic gaming chair series that were all inspired from the automotive racing industry. Pricing on these racing inspired gaming chairs start at $159 and go all the way up to $399 at online retailers like Amazon. The model that we’ll be taking a look at today is Arozzi’s flagship model called the Arozzi Vernazza...

Read full article @ Legit Reviews

ASRock G10 Gaming Router Review

Recently, the so-called router requirements is cancelled. This means that no one is forced to use equipment from his Internet service provider. So the next test candidate is us just in time. Today, we test the ASRock G10 gaming router through its paces. But why a gaming router? What makes playing games different to normal Web browsing, or watching videos in our YouTube channel? We will explain this and much more in this review on OCinside.de.

Read full article @ OCInside.de

Benchmarking AMD Radeon Chill: Pumping The Brakes On Wasted Power

AMD's new drivers introduce a feature called Radeon Chill, which promises to reduce power consumption situationally. We test its impact.

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

Case Mod Friday: Project Core P3

This week's build comes from Modder Crow, who we've featured here before.  He has taken the Thermaltake Core P3 and really turned it into something unique.  Out of all the Core P5 and Core P3 mods we've seen this has to be my favorite.  Just great craftsmanship and who does not like the green and black color design!  This is one you should definitely check out!

Read full article @ ThinkComputers.org

Cooler Master Masterbox 5t Chassis Review

Cooler Master has been on a winning streak with their chassis’ for quite some time now. Since they relaunched their brand with the “Make it Yours” motto, we’ve seen award-winning products hit the market one after the other. Now they’re back again with something a little more budget focused, targeted at the PC gaming market who want to build a high-end system, but also have something that’s a little more unique and aggressive compared to their Master Case series.

Featuring an aggressive two-tone black and red theme, the Masterbox 5t should appeal to those who soaked up the masses of black and red themed hardware from brands like Asus and MSI, although certainly not limited to only those. Why is it called 5t you might ask? Why it stands for TURBO of course! Not sure why, but it sounds exciting and likely relates to the unique two-tone design. Some other welcome Cooler Master features make a return here too, with a durable carry handle built right into the top of the chassis, which is capable of supporting 30KG of weight, so more than enough for lugging your system with you at LAN gaming events, and there’s even a fan controller thrown in for good measure.

With support for ATX motherboards, a decent amount of storage, large expansion cards and more, it’s certainly capable of housing a decent rig. Add to that the extensive fan mounts, as well as having room for 240/280/360mm radiators in the front, and we’re on our way to having a high-performance gaming PC.

Read full article @ eTeknix

Cooler Master MasterBox 5T Review

The MasterBox 5T is a mid-tower chassis which delivers a two-tone design with support for the latest PC components. Inside, there is a spacious layout which lends itself to being able to host flagship air CPU coolers and high-performance graphics cards. Cooler Master also include two 120mm fans which utilise a two-speed fan controller.

Read full article @ Vortez

Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t Review

One of the sexiest cases money can buy. But we are talking a lot of money. The MasterCase branding seems to be getting clunkier with each new release - Cooler Master MasterCase Maker 5t hardly rolls off the tongue - yet the chassis looks a lot better than it sounds. Visually it's a treat for the eyes, with the dark, edgy and aggressive appearance making it one of the most attractive cases on the market.

What's new for the 5 Turbo (or 5t for short) is a two-tone colour scheme that adds red elements to the standard black. The same effect was recently applied to the MasterBox 5t, yet while that case didn't quite win us over, the red accents on the MasterCase Maker 5t work surprisingly well. There's just enough to add a hint of sportiness without spoiling the aesthetic, and the red paintwork looks great in the flesh thanks to small metallic flakes that sparkle under direct light.

Read full article @ Hexus

Corsair Carbide SPEC-ALPHA Chassis Review

With its aggressive, angular fascia – and a name to match – the Corsair Carbide SPEC-ALPHA is certainly a case that grabs your attention. While the SPEC-ALPHA does have an emphasis on its ‘modern’ styling, Corsair are also keen to point out the range of features included with the case – including a 3-speed fan controller, 2x 120mm LED fans and support for up to four SSDs.

Read full article @ KitGuru

GeIL EVO X GEX416GB3200C16DC 2x8GB DDR4 RAM Review

The GeIL EVO X GEX416GB3200C16DC 2x8GB is lit. Literally.

Read full article @ APH Networks

Intel H110 Motherboard Price List

We list all motherboards based on Intel's H110 chipset. These boards may not be feature rich, but they still offer a basic platform for Skylake processors.

Read full article @ Toms Hardware

iPad Pro vs Google Pixel C

When you choose what kind of tablet you want to have consider your needs first. There are many tablets in the market designed for every taste. Here we compare two most desirable ones: iPad Pro 9.7 and Google Pixel C.

Read full article @ DailyTech

LG G Pad III 8.0 Android Tablet Review

The LG G Pad III 8.0, while it has its minor quirks, is definitely a happy end in my books, and you can consider this tablet if you are looking for a solid media consumption device.

Read full article @ APH Networks

Lian Li PC-Q37WX Review

With the PC-Q37WX, Lian Li has a compact high-end cube case in its portfolio. As with all of their cases this one has also been made from aluminum and to top things off, there are side panels, which have been made from tempered glass. Although the PC-Q37WX is quite small in terms of size, you can easly install high-end components and watercooling gear.

Read full article @ ocaholic

Manjaro 16.10 Xfce - Surprised me, I like

You will not believe this article. But here it is. A long, thorough, enthusiastic review of Manjaro 16.10 Xfce 64-bit edition, an Arch-based distribution, tested on a laptop with UEFI, Secure Boot, GPT, 16 partitions, and a multi-boot setup with Windows 10 and several Linux instances, covering live session, installation & partitioning, and a post-install experience, including look & feel, customization and visual niggles, network connectivity - Wireless, Bluetooth, Samba sharing and printing, multimedia playback - MP3 and HD video, smartphone support - iPhone and Ubuntu Phone, package management & updates, new kernel 4.8.7 that fixes Realtek RTL8723BE disconnects, applications, resource usage, performance, responsiveness, hardware compatibility, stability, suspend & resume, battery life, small problems, other observations, and more. Enjoy most profoundly.

Read full article @ Dedoimedo

Promise Technology Apollo Cloud 4TB NAS Review

Thanks to its very easy to use utility and mobile apps the brand new Apollo Cloud 4TB NAS by Promise Technology is a very good alternative to all the online Cloud services out there.

Read full article @ NikKTech

Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition an overview

Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition is AMD's latest major annual driver release. Though its headline feature, ReLive, promises to be a boon for Radeon owners who capture and stream gameplay, that's just one of its many features. We dug in to see everything this update has to offer.

Read full article @ The Tech Report

Razer Ornata Chroma Keyboard Review

Razer is one of the biggest names in the world when it comes to gaming, having created many award-winning products over the years, such as their mechanical keyboards, gaming headsets, mice and more. They’ve ever made successful moves into systems, mobile technology and systems. Now they’re getting back to keyboards with the release of the Ornata Chroma, which aims to innovate the switch market with its Mecha-Membrane technology.

Love them or hate them, Razer has always been one for innovation, from unique mouse designs to their own mechanical switches, they’re usually working on something to shake up an otherwise repetitive part of the market. Their new Mecha-Membrane switches are not to be confused with plunger switch or any other cheaper alternative, these are far more on the mech than they are on the membrane side of switch design, with a ruthless focus on shaving down your reaction times and improving gaming performance.

Read full article @ eTeknix

Samsung SSD750 EVO 500GB Review

The one thing that was missing from Samsung’s range of SSD’s was a low price value oriented drive. This has been rectified by the arrival of the SSD750 EVO product line. To keep production costs and therefore the cost of the drive down, Samsung has forsaken the 3D V-NAND of the last few drive ranges and gone back to 2D Planer NAND.

Read full article @ KitGuru

SeeMeCNC Rostock MAX v3

Most of you know the saying “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime”. Well when it comes to trinkets and other cool stuff, 3d printers are the same. You Can buy small items or you can print your own cool stuff. Early this year I did just that. I covered SeeMeCNC’s new at the time Eris and even well past my coverage I had one and then later two printers running all of the time in the office. I was having a blast but I really needed to go BIGGER. Well, a few months ago they sent over their new v3 model of their Rostock MAX, the big guy. With vacation and everything it took me a little while to get going, but I have been running the printer for a long time now and it’s about time I sit down and tell everyone about my experience with SeeMeCNC’s new printer. You might want to get comfortable, this might be a long one.

Read full article @ LanOC Reviews

Source: Crytek is sinking, wages are unpaid, talent leaving on a daily basis

Overnight word began spreading that perhaps Crytek was in a spot of financial trouble once again (https://goo.gl/inqAFW) , after an anonymous post appeared online from someone claiming to be an employee who had not been paid properly for six months. After publishing our original coverage (https://goo.gl/inqAFW) of this story, a Crytek employee at the company’s Frankfurt office got in touch with KitGuru to better explain what is going on behind the scenes at the company right now. It’s certainly not a pretty picture.

Read full article @ KitGuru

Streacom BC1 Open Benchtable Review: Open-Source Open-Air PC Building Done Right

Overclockers and frequent PC builders alike can appreciate the advantages of having an open air case for testing. These make component swapping a breeze for comparisons and provide a flexible platform for checking a build before installing it inside a tight case.

Streacom BC1’s primary goal is portability. Every piece of it connects and stows away securely inside the frame - screws, legs, risers, everything.

And, as its name implies, the BC1’s design is actually open-source which affords several key advantages...

Read full article @ HotHardware

Thecus N4810 NAS with quad-core CPU and 4 GB review

We check out the all new Thecus N4810, a Linux based NAS unit that is price competitive while offering great performance. The four bay beast is now fitted with a quad-core Intel Celeron processor and has received an upgrade to 4GB of system memory, with the ability to upgrade. Triple four my man.

Read full article @ Guru3D

Windows 10 Update KB3201845 (DHCP issues)

Microsoft pushed out the new cumulative KB3201845 update for the Windows 10 release channel yesterday that delivers a range of fixes for the operating system. Reports are also coming in that the update is causing Internet connectivity issues for some users (DHCP issues).

Read full article @ gHacks