Last year, we looked at the ergonomic Kinesis FreeStyle Edge Gaming Keyboard. A breakthrough into the gaming scene for Kinesis, we were presented with a solid product at a hefty price tag. Fast forward and Kinesis is taking another stab at a gaming peripheral: the mouse. Targeting gamers on a budget with an eye to quality, the Kinesis Vektor a tempting purchase - but how does it hold up? Read on to find out.Posted Nov 5, 2018 by Robert Baddeley
NVME is the reigning kind of solid state storage and prices are getting more affordable than ever. Today, we’re looking at the very first NVME drive from Crucial, one of the world’s leaders in DRAM and SSD manufacturing, with the P1 NVME M.2 solid state drive. We’ve seen an impressive showing from Crucial so far this year. Does the P1 continue the trend? Join us as we find out! Posted Nov 2, 2018 by Christopher Coke
Sennheiser. If you know the name then you know the respect they command in the audio industry. This year, they’ve refreshed their line of gaming headsets with the brand new GSP series. We’ve looked at the GSP 500 and 600 but today, we’re reviewing the most exciting option yet: the GSP 550. It follows the 500’s open-ear design and includes Dolby 7.1 surround sound, but for $249 is it worth the price of entry?Posted Nov 1, 2018 by Christopher Coke
The recent release of the RTX 2070 series partner cards has cracked open the doorway to the future for early adopters and enthusiasts alike. Let’s take a look at Gigabyte’s invitation to the RTX table with the RTX 2070 WINDFORCE.Posted Oct 31, 2018 by Damien Gula
Razer’s got a long line of headsets, many of which we’ve reviewed here at MMORPG.com. But one thing they’ve never really done is create a solution geared towards streaming – and that’s just what the Razer Ifrit aims to fix. This low-profile headset is intended to be used while streaming, but truthfully, it’s a good fit for anyone that wants a low-weight and inobtrusive headset.Posted Oct 31, 2018 by William Murphy
We’re back again, with another affordable gaming tablet. This time we have the Alldocube M5S on the review bench. You may recall that we recently gave a little preview of the Alldocube X, a premium media tablet that found success on IndieGoGo. The M5S is its little brother, shaving a heaping helping off the price tag while still offering impressive performance and visuals. At only $130 on AliExpress, it’s definitely worth a look.Posted Oct 30, 2018 by Christopher Coke
Steelseries is one of the most respected names in the accessory world, so when they release a pair of high-end gaming mice, we stand up and take notice. Today, we’re reviewing a pair of their best with the Rival 650 Wireless and Rival 710. Both are refreshes of mice we’ve looked at in the past. Is it worth it to upgrade? Join us as we find out!Posted Oct 26, 2018 by Christopher Coke
Another day, another Cooler Master chassis review. But unlike previous reviews we are going big. Bigger than the 360mm AIO review. Larger than the delicious H500M chassis sneak peak. We got our hands on the feature rich, full-tower, case of the year: the Cooler Master Cosmos C700M. Check out our review of this beastly, and pricey, case.Posted Oct 25, 2018 by Robert Baddeley
Hot on the heels of our i9-9900K review and the ASUS Z390-E ROG Strix yesterday, we’re back again with one of the coolest motherboards on sale today. On the test bench we have the ASRock Z390 Taichi Ultimate. ASRock has made their name on delivering exceptional value per dollar. At $299, does it live up to that reputation? Join us as we find out.Posted Oct 24, 2018 by Christopher Coke
Nvidia’s RTX 2070 presents an interesting dilemma for those looking to adopt the new Turing GPUs. On one hand, it boasts some pretty impressive specs for a card that lists a suggested retail price of $499 on some models. On the other hand, the namesake feature of the card - Ray Tracing - isn’t really testable right now. And with the 2070 having less Ray Tracing power than its 2080 and 2080ti counterparts, it’s hard to know exactly whether grabbing one of these cards provides decent bang for your buck. Posted Oct 24, 2018 by Joseph Bradford
Intel’s 9th generation of CPUs has officially hit the market and along with it the new backwards compatible Z390 chipset. It’s enough to have many of us considering whether it’s time for an upgrade. We’ve got you covered a pair of motherboards early this week beginning with the ASUS ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming. Available now for $239.99, is this the Z390 motherboard for you? Join us as we find out!Posted Oct 23, 2018 by Christopher Coke
If you’re in the market for a gaming tablet, the odds are good that you’ve seen just how widely prices vary. We had to know: can you get a good second screen experience without breaking the bank? That’s exactly what we’re out to find out in today’s review of the Chuwi Hi9 Air tablet. Coming in at only $179, it offers impressive specs but is there a hidden catch? Join us as we find out.Posted Oct 22, 2018 by Christopher Coke
NVIDIA kicked off their newest Turing generation of cards with the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti. Gamers have had to wait some time for the RTX 2070, and naturally, we have as well. How will this card fare? This is our review of Asus ROG Strix GeForce RTX 2070 OC Edition.Posted Oct 22, 2018 by Poorna Shankar
The day has finally come: The Intel i9-9900K is here. The new “world’s best gaming processor” brings the i9 line to mainstream consumers for the first time and packs a full 8 cores and 16 threads of performance, boosts 5GHz out of the box, and marks the return of a soldered heat spreader to keep it cool. Let’s see how it held up!Posted Oct 20, 2018 by Christopher Coke
When you think about playing a computer game you generally don’t think about using a one-handed keyboard but while many games require the full set of keys, many others rely only on a few select keys, such as first-person shooters and eSports. Motospeed has come up with a one-hand mechanical keyboard that could get serious traction. This is our review of the Motospeed K27 Single-handed mechanical keyboard.Posted Oct 19, 2018 by Christopher Bowman
The people asked, HyperX listened. Fresh from the warehouse from the gaming arm of Kingston comes the HyperX Fury RGB, a classic SATA based SSD that deliver speedy performance storage and a more affordable rate than its M.2 based cousin. There’s no NVMe that can shine like this one either - check out review to learn more.Posted Oct 18, 2018 by Robert Baddeley
The game has changed for SLI. With the RTX 20-series, NVIDIA seems to have reaffirmed their dedication to multi-GPU support with the introduction of NVLink. These new connectors offer more than 12x the bandwidth of last generations’ high-bandwidth bridges but the proof is in the pudding. We tested two 2080 Tis to find out. Read on to see the state of SLI at the start of this new generation.Posted Oct 17, 2018 by Christopher Coke
When you find something that works well, why fix what isn’t broken? That is probably what people were asking Logitech when they told us they were going to release a new version of their G502 gaming mouse this year. Well, change they did, but is it for the better? Let’s find out in our review of the Logitech G502 HERO Gaming Mouse.Posted Oct 16, 2018 by Christopher Bowman
Choosing a desk is a bigtime commitment. It is something you’ll use every day, and you want it to be reliable, sturdy, and maybe have a unique feature or two. But what if you’re limited on space? Well, the desk you may be looking for is the Arozzi Arena Leggero and this is our official review.Posted Oct 15, 2018 by Christopher Bowman
Turtle Beach is a name that most console gamers are extremely familiar with and through proximity PC gamers as well. The thing is they aren’t a common PC brand when it comes to headset solutions but tdhey’re aiming to change that with the new Atlas line. Aimed at gamers seeking esport performance we take a look at the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas PC Gaming Headset.Posted Oct 14, 2018 by Robert Baddeley
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