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Aerocool NightHawk Duo ARGB
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 The NightHawk Duo ARGB is the solid version of the AirHawk Duo ARGB utilizing an acrylic front instead of a metal mesh design.With essentially the same styling, it offers quieter operation at the cost of thermal performance to cater to those who want as much visibility and cool RGB fans but prefer silence above all else.
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Top-5 notebook vendors see shipments fall over 30%
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The world's top-5 notebook brand vendors saw their combined shipments (excluding detachable models) fall over 30% sequentially in January 2020, due to a combination of negative factors including the coronavirus impact and seasonality, according to Digitimes Research.
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Fractal Design Define 7 XL chassis
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A divine redesign, meet the all new Fractal Design Define 7 XL, an all-black, cool and silent PC housing for a wide variety of motherboards. This product is made with airflow and liquid cooling in mind to serve the more performance-oriented PCs. It is a spacious beast with a lot of options.
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Fractal Design Define 7 Case Review
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The case I am talking about is the Define 7 and could easily be one of the most comprehensive cases I have ever reviewed. The Fractal Design Define 7 is a case that checks all the boxes making it an easy choice for PC builders looking for a versatile chassis design that can accommodate ambitious builds while leaving room for the inevitable upgrade.
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Fractal Design Define 7 Case Review
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"Fractal Design’s Define series of cases is almost iconic at this point. They really have set the standard in terms of build quality and features in a computer case. With the introduction of the Define 7 Fractal Design will have their most comprehensive iteration of the Define series which is built on Fractal’s core values of build quality, silent operation, and versatility with a modern minimalistic aesthetic. The new Define 7 will be able to fit the largest hardware including motherboards up to E-ATX, tons of storage (up to 14 HDDs), room for extensive cooling (420 mm radiator and up to 9 fans), and of course that “Define” style we all know and love. After reviewing many Define cases in the past I was actually surprised at how much is new with this case. It is good to see that Fractal is not just adding 1 or two things and calling it a new case. Let’s jump in and see what this case is all about!"
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ASUS ROG Strix Impact II Review
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The ROG Strix Impact II is a lightweight, ambidextrous gaming mouse that has been ‘co-designed with pro gamers for optimal performance,’ while still maintaining a low price tag. We put this mouse under the microscope to see just how good it is, and if it can really help you join the ranks of the pro gamers.
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Cooler Master MH670 Wireless Gaming Headset Review
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Listen, Cooler Master has just expanded its gaming headset family with the MH600 series, which includes three headphones in the price range from 59 to 110 Euro. We had the pleasure to test the top model MH670 in detail and reveal all strengths and weaknesses of the Cooler Master MH670 wireless gaming headset with virtual 7.1 surround sound in the following review here at OCinside.de!
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D-Link EXO AC2600 Router with EXO AC2000 Extender
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D-Link's DIR-2660 and DAP-1820 offer a great way to start your mesh network. As with many mesh networks, this setup can be configured with a wired backhaul which would help some of the bottle neck issues I mentioned, but most people are resistant to running wires. So where this unit shines is in its scalability. You can start with just one extender or add several to cover even more area. Also a big benefit of this mesh system is having a few Ethernet ports on the router.
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Super Flower Leadex III ARGB Gold 850 W
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The Super Flower Leadex III ARGB Gold with 850 W maximum power output performs well and operates quietly. If you are after an RGB-lit power supply and don't mind the price premium, you should include this PSU in your list. Super Flower will bring this model to the US, soon.
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Palit GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER GamingPro
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We review the Palit GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER GamingPro. Based on a Turing TU104 chip NVIDIA has launched these graphics cards have got that Super tag, as in super-charged. Palit beefed up that GPU with a handsome tweak and new three fan cooler. Wanna check out how it performs?
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Intel Core i3-9100F vs. Ryzen 5 1600 AF
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Having recently reviewed the Ryzen 5 1600 AF, you should know all there is to know about this nimble CPU. In short, it's an incredible value for less than $100, however there are some who say the Core i3-9100F is a better choice. It's also cheaper and more widely available, so let's discuss Intel's budget processor.
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SAPPHIRE PULSE RX 5600 XT Review : RTX 2060 Killer!
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The SAPPHIRE PULSE RX 5600 XT is one of the first Radeon RX 5600 XT cards to ship, and a highly-overclocked one at that too!
Here is our in-depth review of the SAPPHIRE PULSE RX 5600 XT graphics card, including noise and performance comparison of its two BIOS modes!
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XFX AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT 6GB GDDR6 THICC III Ultra Video Card Review
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" With the release of the Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB GDDR6 Ultra THICC III, XFX has refined the cooling system quite a bit and now we do have a card that only occupies two slots, remains cool during maximum load and at the same time the fans remain at very low noise levels. Even though the card runs with the memory at 12Gbps, the used packages are rated at 14Gbps, so we have some overclocking headroom for sure in this regard, while the GPU reaches nearly 1750MHz boost clock in Time Spy Extreme, as the manufacturer intended. XFX and AMD themselves have intended to recommend this card for 1080P resolutions while gaming, but we have seen situations when this card can handle 1440P resolutions at around 60FPS in some titles, without exceeding 140W package power. "
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ASRock Radeon RX 5500 XT Phantom Gaming OC 8 GB
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ASRock's Radeon RX 5500 XT Phantom Gaming comes at AMD MSRP of $200, yet features a solid cooler with a metal backplate, idle-fan stop and very low temperatures. 8 GB GDDR6 give the card a performance advantage over the 4 GB version, even at 1080p. Is future-proofing worth it?
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ABKONCORE RAMESSES 760 Full Tower Case Review
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The RAMESSES 760 by ABKONCORE may lack the stock airflow levels we usually expect from full towers but thanks to its massive interior space, tempered glass side panels and the 8 pre-installed SP120 Spectrum RGB fans it’s still a valid offering in the vast sea of PC cases.
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