Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles, including XPG Xenia 15 (Coffee Lake) Laptop Review, AMD UEFI Inside: What is really behind AGESA, the PSP (Platform Security Processor) and especially Combo PI?, and Crucial P2 250GB and 500GB SSD Review.
Computers:
TweakTown: XPG Xenia 15 (Coffee Lake) Laptop Review
XPG's shiny new Xenia 15 gaming laptop based on Intel's Coffee Lake platform gets fully tested. Is it for you? Join us and find out.
XPG Xenia 15 (Coffee Lake) Laptop Review
OverclockersClub: First Look at the new Acer Predator 9000!
Chris at Overclockersclub gets a FIRST LOOK at the new Acer Predator 9000! This beast has some of the latest high-end hardware available so you can hammer th...
Overclockersclub gets a First Look at the new Acer Predator 9000!
Audio:
Play3r: Creative Sound Blaster X3 USB DAC Review
Creative enter the competitive midrange DAC market with the Sound Blaster X3 USB DAC. Does this unit have the quality to take on the competition?
Creative Sound Blaster X3 USB DAC Review | Play3r
CPUs:
IgorsLAB: AMD UEFI Inside: What is really behind AGESA, the PSP (Platform Security Processor) and especially Combo PI?
Since there are always questions and some things are often confused, we will give you some insights into AMD-UEFI, what is colloquially called "the BIOS" (alt
AMD UEFI Inside: What is really behind AGESA, the PSP (Platform Security Processor) and especially Combo PI?
Hexus: Intel Comet Lake vs AMD Renoir gaming slide causes controversy
Mainly because the Intel laptop features a 90W GeForce RTX 2060, AMD laptop a 65W version.
Intel Comet Lake vs AMD Renoir gaming slide causes controversy
Gaming:
Wccftech: Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade (PS4) Review - The Silver (Hawk) Age of Shooters
ININ Games and M2 have put together a collection of classic Taito shooters in the Darius Cozmic Collection, at perhaps too high of a price.
Darius Cozmic Collection Arcade (PS4) Review - The Silver (Hawk) Age of Shooters
Wccftech: The Dark Eye: Book of Heroes Review - A Not So Epic Journey
The Dark Eye: Book of Heroes features some interesting concepts on paper, but their extremely basic execution results in a mediocre RPG
The Dark Eye: Book of Heroes Review - A Not So Epic Journey
Input:
ThinkComputers: XPG Battleground XL Prime RGB Mouse Pad Review
Today we are taking a look at one such gaming surface in the XPG Battleground XL Prime which has impressive dimensions of 900 x 420 mm, is made of CORDURA splash-proof and scratch-resistant fabric, and features RGB lighting.
XPG Battleground XL Prime RGB Mouse Pad Review
Motherboards:
Hexus: Asus TUF Gaming B550M-Plus WiFi
A number of improvements from one generation to the next.
Asus TUF Gaming B550M-Plus WiFi
LanOC Reviews: EVGA Z490 FTW WIFI
With a small B550 break out of the way, I did still have another Z490 motherboard come in after the Z490 launch that I wanted to check out. That board is from EVGA and unlike all of the other board manufacturers, EVGA doesn’t have 15 or 20 different options. They always like to keep things a little simpler. They have two Z490 motherboards and only one available just yet, the Z490 FTW WiFi. I’m excited to see what EVGA has going on for this generation so let’s dive in and take a closer look then put it through its paces.
EVGA Z490 FTW WIFI - LanOC Reviews
Power:
NikKTech: Chieftronic PowerPLAY Gold 750W Power Supply Unit Review
Its overall score may take a hit due to certain issues like current price and availability but thanks to its performance and features the PowerPLAY Gold 750W power supply unit by Chieftronic still comes highly recommended by us.
Chieftronic PowerPLAY Gold 750W Power Supply Unit Review
Storage:
Legit Reviews: Crucial P2 250GB and 500GB SSD Review
The Crucial P2 M.2 NVMe SSD series recently came to market and is now the entry-level NVMe SSD for drive maker here in 2020. This series is all about having a super low price and allowing Crucial to win the value market when it comes to SSD upgrades.
Crucial P2 250GB and 500GB SSD Review - Legit Reviews
TweakTown: Crucial P5 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD Review
Crucial launches its fastest SSD ever in the P5. Let's see how it stacks up with the 500GB NVMe M.2 model under the spotlight.
Crucial P5 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD Review
