Toshiba unveiled their new and first SSD utilizing a 96-layer 3D flash memory – the Toshiba XG6 Series M.2 NVMe SSD. The Toshiba XG6 uses the most common M.2-2280 form factor with PCIe 3.0 x4 interface. It uses the company’s 96-layer 3D TLC NAND BiCS flash that is capable of reaching up to 3180MB/s sequential … continue reading
Corsair recently released their new Hydro Series H100i PRO RGB liquid CPU Cooler. The Hydro Series is the company’s bestselling CPU coolers and the new H100i PRO RGB is built with RGB LED-lit pump head and two high performance ML120 PWM magnetic levitation bearing fans. Because who doesn’t want (more) RGB’s in their system, right? … continue reading
Tired of RGB-enabled memory modules? Or even DDR4 memory with LED lighting? Micron releases the Ballistix Sport AT DDR4 Gaming Memory module; designed to match the aesthetics of Asus’ TUF Gaming Alliance. It features a dark metal color theme with Yellow-Orange accent, similar to what we see on Asus’ TUF motherboards; making it an ideal … continue reading
It’s been a while since I last used a pre-built system, like really quite a long time now. Most of the systems and gaming PC I used these past several years are all custom built, parts by parts. Some gaming desktop PC (like Alienware) didn’t really caught my attention; since I know, beneath that fancy … continue reading
There is a lot of mechanical keyboards in the market ever since it became popular, especially in the field of PC gaming. Mechanical keyboards are good for gaming, typing and they are (usually) much durable compared to membrane or dome type keyboards. By now, the market is teeming with various types of (gaming) mechanical keyboards … continue reading
We have seen this at Computex 2018 last June – Gigabyte’s Aorus RGB DDR4 Memory Modules. They look like the “typical” DDR4 RGB memory; with nice colorful RGB LED bars and a clean looking heat sink. But what caught people’s attention is that Gigabyte is offering a “dummy” module that can be inserted together with … continue reading
Atlas is the name of the new flagship earphone from Campfire Audio. The Campfire Atlas was released together with the Comet that we previously reviewed. They both look similar from the outside, but very different from the inside. Not to mention, the Atlas is the flagship, while the Comet is the new entry-level earphone. Today … continue reading
2nd Generation AMD Ryzen 5 2500X benchmark shows up, after the Ryzen 3 2300X CPUz and Cinebench benchmarks were leaked. This time, performance details of the Ryzen 5 2500X came from XFastest, a Hong Kong-based site. XFastest also got their hands on a Ryzen 3 2300X; and boy oh boy, they were able to overclocked … continue reading
AMD’s 2nd Generation Ryzen 3 2300X is just around the corner. Recently, a photo of the Ryzen 3 2300X and its CPUz stats, as well as a Cinebench benchmark result surfaced on the web. The photo and screenshots came from ChipHell, and we see the upcoming Ryzen 3 2300X paired with a Biostar X370GT7 motherboard. … continue reading
Razer unleashed their latest gaming peripherals, the Razer Huntsman (Elite) Mechanical gaming keyboard. Unlike your typical RGB-enabled mechanical gaming keyboard, the Razer Huntsman is built with Razer’s Opto-Mechanical switches. These switches uses infrared light beam to detect key actuation precisely. The new keyboard is available in two variants, the Razer Huntsman and Huntsman Elite. The … continue reading
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