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Mercedes-Benz Concept EQ Showcase
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 Mercedes-Benz showed off their Concept EQ SUV crossover at an exclusive media event. They even took it out for a short test drive, and let us have a close-up look. Here is our extensive coverage of this fully-electric concept vehicle!
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Intel Optane SSD 905P Review: Seriously Fast Storage
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Intel is upping the ante in the enthusiast storage space, with a brand-new 3D Xpoint-based drive called the Optane SSD 905P. As its name implies, the Optane SSD 905P isn’t a major departure from the Optane SSD 900P that was released a few month back, but Intel was worked a bit of magic to improve performance in a few ways. Peak capacity of the drive has been doubled, and a new, edgier design language makes a debut – complete with integrated lighting...
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Creative Outlier Black Bluetooth Headset Review
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"After wearing the Outlier Black for a while, we were impressed how light it does feel and comfortable, given its choice of materials (mostly plastic). The custom-tuned 40mm Neodymium magnet drivers do sound really nice while playing music of different kinds and did not distort even at medium to high volume levels. The headset does use a SBC audio codec in Bluetooth mode; when you do choose to playback audio content only, you won’t have any quality issues, but as soon as we did enable the headset to take phone calls, the quality has dropped. We would recommend using the Creative Outlier Black with the AUX-in cable for phone calls, because you won’t have any quality drops this way."
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Gigabyte Aorus M3 Mouse and K7 Keyboard Review
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Gigabyte Aorus is a familiar name when it comes to motherboards and graphics cards, but not necessarily for peripherals. In this review we take a look at the M3 mouse and K7 keyboard from their Aorus line. Both feature some decent specifications and come at tempting prices, with the K7 retailing at £81.98 and the M3 only retailing at £26.99. Could these peripherals strike the perfect balance between price and performance?
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Cooler Master WR530 Wrist Rest and MP510 Mouse Pad
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So when it comes to peripherals most people think of their keyboard and mouse, maybe their headset. But with some things, especially your mouse, you need other hardware to get the best possible performance. Wrist Rests for keyboards add to comfort and can help prevent long-term issues and well mouse pads are needed most of the time for your mouse to work or at least work well. So it's no surprise that keyboard and mouse manufacturers would get into the market. Cooler Master has sold wrist rests with some of their keyboards and they have had a few different mouse pads. Well, today they are introducing new lineups of both and I’m going to take a quick look at them.
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MasterCase H500P Mesh White PC Case Revealed
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Cooler Master just announced the launch of the MasterCase H500P Mesh White, which boasts unrestricted airflow for maximum cooling. Here are the full details on the MasterCase H500P Mesh White!
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Review: AMD Ryzen 7 2700 (65W)
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It is time to have a look at the non-X model Ryzen 7 2700. This eight-core processor is 30 bucks cheaper compared to the 2700X model. The essence, heck even the hardware is the same, however, the 2700 is clocked substantially lower and the X models are better binned and has better default clock frequencies. If you are willing to tweak a bit yourself, you can save cash and retrieve the very same performance. The Ryzen 7 2700 has eight-cores and sixteen threads priced pretty at just 299 USD.
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AMD Ryzen 7 2700 3.2 GHz
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The Ryzen 7 2700 is the cheaper, sub-$300 sibling of the flagship 2700X, and has nothing disabled on-die. It even comes with an unlocked multiplier, and nearly half the TDP rating, which makes it the most energy-efficient processor we ever tested in multi-threaded workloads.
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Neverwinter Companions for Support Classes
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”It can be confusing to select companions if you play a support class. DPS classes are pretty straightforward: choose companions that boost your damage output. However, support roles can be a bit more confusing. The main idea is to choose companions that either buff your party, debuff the enemy, or boost your stats that contribute to your support role. This list is going to include the companion names, Active Bonus, and relevant buff powers.”
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Anidees AI-XL AR PC chassis
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We review the new Anidees AI-Crystal XL AR, a full tower PC chassis with 5 mm thick tinted tempered glass front and side panels. At first glance, it feels like a bigger variant of the previously reviewed Anidees AI-Crystal Tempered Glass.
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Corsair K63 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard & Lapboard Review
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"Corsair sells a lot of gaming keyboard, pretty much everyone I know rocks a Corsair gaming keyboard. Corsair’s mechanical gaming keyboards are great, but one thing they are not is wireless, until now. Corsair announced their K63 wireless mechanical gaming keyboard earlier this year at CES and we’ve been testing it out for the past few weeks. While typically wireless and gaming didn’t go together Corsair’s new Unplug and Play initiative brings with it super-fast 1ms 2.4 GHz wireless technology. We saw this on Corsair’s Dark Core RGB wireless gaming mouse and it worked flawlessly. So you are getting that great Corsair design and quality, Cherry MX mechanical switches, and no wires at all! On top of that Corsair also makes a lapboard for the K63 for all of those who want to game on a big screen on the couch. Let’s jump in and see what the K63 Wireless is all about!"
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The NZXT H500 and H500i
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The NZXT H500 and H500i present a smaller version of the H700 chassis but employ the same steel construction. On top of that, the "i" variant features a built-in NZXT CAM module. With their retail grade fans, well executed features the H500 cases are surprisingly affordable and have the potential to favorites for both end users and system integrators.
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Intel Purley server platform may see replacement boom
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The replacement demand boom for Intel's Purley Xeon server processors may not appear until the end of 2018 or even the first half of 2019 due mainly to expensive prices affecting the acceptability of the new processors to server clients, according to server supply chain sources.
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Beginners Guides
