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ROCCAT Horde AIMO Membranical RGB Gaming Keyboard
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 "In order to try out the new Membranical switches of the Horde AIMO keyboard, we first wrote some articles in Word and afterwards we continued gaming in titles such as AION and Quake Champions: the main keys feel less rubbery when actuated versus a standard membrane switch and ROCCAT has managed to keep the sound levels to a minimum as well. The plastic casing of the keyboard does assist further with noise dampening, while the actuation point does allow the user to type without the need of bottoming out."
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2.5 Geeks 7/12/18: Optane Redux
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In this latest episode of HotHardware's Two And A Half Geeks, Marco, Chris, and Dave chat about what's new with Intel's seriously fast Optane memory, the Monster 32-Core Threadripper that's inbound, Corsair's swank K70 RGB and Strafe RGB MK.2 mechanical keyboards, Microsoft's Surface GO tablet, Intel's Core i7-8086K anniversary chip, and Cooler Master's Pay-It-Forward PC Master Race gaming rig giveaway system that we want to build!
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Zotac MEK1 Gaming PC Review
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We tried to build a PC ourselves for the same value and couldn't do it. ZOTAC really do offer amazing value on the MEK1 Gaming PC."
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HP Portable SSD P800 Review
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USB-powered external hard drives remain the mechanism of choice for most laptop users who need to back up their systems or transfer large files. While their price is low, so is their performance, and the increasing availability of Thunderbolt 3 ports on newer laptops presents an opportunity for vendors to target high-end users who are willing to pay for the best possible data transfer rates. The Hewlett-Packard Portable SSD P800 leverages its Thunderbolt interface to provide performance that’s exceptional for any storage device, not just an external one, and today Benchmark Reviews will put this high-end new drive through its paces.
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Corsair Crystal 280X RGB Review
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With the Crystal 280X, Corsair offers two new cases. Today we are going to review the 280X RGB which features a compact form factor as well as space for high-end components. Despite its small dimensions, there is actually enough space for a pair of 280mm radiators. There is also a separate compartment for the power supply allowing for very clean looking builds as well as a left side panel that's been made from tempered glass. If you aren't a huge fan of RGB LEDs, Corsair is offering the same model without RGB accents at a reduced price.
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NVMe SSD Roundup 2018: Intel Optane
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The SSD market can seem overwhelming at first glance, but we'll tell you, it is a great time to upgrade your storage considering ever-lower prices and two distinct segments that go from fast and relatively affordable to extremely fast and more costly solutions, which we're looking at today: NVMe solid storage.
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ArmoryX GLOCK Gaming Laptop Revealed
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The ArmoryX GLOCK is the first gaming laptop to be revealed from their ArmoryX COMMANDOS series. It is designed to be an affordable, customisable entry-level gaming laptop for esports gamers. Here are the full details!
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Wooting One @ LanOC Reviews
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So the big trend recently in mechanical keyboards has been optical switches. You have even seen companies like Razer jumping on just this past week. I’ve had a few in the office testing like the Bloody B975 that I reviewed a few weeks ago. But there is one keyboard that is taking a different approach. Its called the Wooting One. It’s an optical keyboard as ell and its been out for a while. They actually have their Kickstarter live right now for the full sized Wooting Two. Anyhow, I have been testing the TKL sized Wooting One for a while now. It uses Flaretech optical switches and with those, they are able to offer a full analog input experience. What that means is where other keyboard switches are just on or off, these are like a gas pedal and can detect input through the entire range. For most things, you will use them in a normal way, but in some games, you can use them to get a better control. So today I’m going to check out what the whole Wooting experience is all about and see how their keyboard stands out.
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Mistel MD600 Barocco RGB Keyboard
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Mistel Keyboards carved out a name for the brand with their MD600 Barocco, a 60% form factor, split keyboard that was built so precisely that it could be easily combined back together to be a single-piece keyboard for all intents and purposes. Today, we take a look at the RGB version of the same that adds even more more on-board functionality and more Cherry MX switch options.
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GeForce GT 1030: The DDR4 Abomination Benchmarked
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Today we're taking a look at what's one of the worst graphics cards ever released. But before we get to that... imagine you're on a seriously tight budget, likely some of you won't have to be too creative, after all PC gaming is something most of us do to unwind after a day of work, relax a bit, and have some fun.
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TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB 250GB SSD
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TeamGroup recently announced their Delta RGB series SSDs. While offering value for money and armed with RGB bling, as we learned, these SSDs offer surprisingly good performance. The T-Force Delta RGB SSD remains fast and very effective for the money you put down on that counter. We review the new 250GB model. Read, aim .. lights!
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AVerMedia Live Gamer Extreme 2 – GC551 Review
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Hot on the heels of our Streaming & Gaming PC Guide, for today’s consideration we’ll be looking at AVerMedia’s new Live Gamer Extreme 2 or GC551. This device is capable of capturing footage at up to 1080p60 and offers 4K60 pass-through, all via USB 3.1 Type-C.
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Cougar's Revenger S gaming mouse
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Cougar's Revenger S gaming mouse has a top-shelf Pixart PMW3360 optical sensor with a twist: a claimed 2-KHz polling rate for lower latency in critical moments. We dug in to see just how Cougar achieved this unusual figure and what it means for the gaming experience.
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SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD Revealed
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Western Digital today launched the SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD. Let's hear from Albert Chang on its key features, and get a quick look at G-Technology!
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GIGABYTE AORUS K7 Review
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The AORUS K7 will have to do a great job to set itself apart from the pack, and it does make a good first move. Swaying away from plastic for the top fascia, the K7 offers a metal one which looks and feels quite premium. Things like the highly adjustable feet stands, and on-the-fly controls do also help its push to differentiate itself.
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