Here is a roundup of today's reviews and articles:

Computers: Beelink GTi13 Ultra i9-13900HK with EX Docking Station review: size matters
Graphics Cards: ASRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi 16GB OC Review, Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Ti EAGLE OC ICE Graphics Card Review
Headphones: Corsair VOID Wireless v2 Review
Input: I took this 75% low-profile keyboard with me on a trip and it let me down, despite excellent sound and feel
Other: I'm not big on headrests, but I don't mind the Karman High Back's headrest or its non-removable neck pillow, and that's saying a lot

Computers:

Neowin: Beelink GTi13 Ultra i9-13900HK with EX Docking Station review: size matters

You want a mini PC, but you also want to game? Then check out this affordable offering from Beelink for under $750.

Beelink GTi13 Ultra i9-13900HK with EX Docking Station review: size matters

Graphics Cards:

OCInside.de: ASRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi 16GB OC Review

Today on OCinside.de we take a close look at the new ASRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi 16GB OC RDNA 4 graphics card. The AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi is ASRock’s top model and aims to offer customers only the best in every respect. Our following test report reveals the card’s real performance, volume and temperature!

ASRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Taichi 16GB OC Review

Funky Kit: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Ti EAGLE OC ICE Graphics Card Review

The Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Ti EAGLE OC ICE 16GB Graphics Card is powered by Nvidia's latest GB206 GPU featuring Blackwell architecture, and comes with a total of 4,608 CUDA cores, 4th Gen RT cores, 5th Gen Tensor cores, as well as supporting supports DLSS4. It comes in a all-white aesthetic with dual fans and features a slightly overclocked GPU running at a boost speed of 2.61Ghz (default is 2.57Ghz). It comes with 16GB of GDDR7 Vram on a 128-bit memory bus running at a speed of 28Gbps.

Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Ti EAGLE OC ICE Graphics Card Review - Funky Kit

Headphones:

APH Networks: Corsair VOID Wireless v2 Review

It is currently April, but when I look at the weather forecast, I see it is going to be snowing on the weekend. There are many things that make sense in this world, but Calgary weather is absolutely not one of them. A day could start off sunny with clear skies and then suddenly start pouring hail before returning to normal like nothing ever happened. What is predictable about the weather here is the -30 degrees Celsius winters and 30 degrees Celsius summers. In the winter, I have the power of the heater on my side. In the summer, I unfortunately do not have the aid of air conditioning. In the 13 years I have lived in Calgary, I have built a certain amount of tolerance for the heat, but that does not change the way my body reacts. I sweat quite easily, so during the summer, I get pretty soaked just from sitting and gaming. I am quite literally a sweaty gamer. There was a point in time when I used headsets for gaming, but I found them to be quite uncomfortable due to the weight and heat buildup around the ears. I eventually changed to in-ear monitors to solve those issues. The downside of them is I am tied down by a wire. I do not know if others have this issue, but I have a hard time leaving my PC while I am in a call because I am always afraid that someone will try to talk to me while I am away. If only there was something that is lightweight, has great breathability to tackle the summer heat, and can allow me to stay connected in calls while I am away from the keyboard. Lucky for me, the product for today's review has the potential to meet all these requirements. The VOID Wireless v2 is Corsair's new product, which is advertised to be very lightweight with great breathability and comfort in the cushioning used. Will this be the headset I need to solve all my issues? Read on to find out!

Corsair VOID Wireless v2 Review (Page 1 of 4) | APH Networks

Input:

Tom's Hardware: I took this 75% low-profile keyboard with me on a trip and it let me down, despite excellent sound and feel

Sounds and feels like you should've paid more.

I took this 75% low-profile keyboard with me on a trip and it let me down, despite excellent sound and feel

Other:

Tom's Hardware: I'm not big on headrests, but I don't mind the Karman High Back's headrest or its non-removable neck pillow, and that's saying a lot

For neck and shoulder support you didn't know you needed.

I'm not big on headrests, but I don't mind the Karman High Back's headrest or its non-removable neck pillow, and that's saying a lot