A number of reviews and articles were released today, covering various tech topics including cooling systems, gaming, motherboards, networking equipment, and power supplies. The TRYX STAGE 360 ARGB Black All-In-One CPU Cooler was reviewed by eTeknix, highlighting its combination of high-end aesthetics with serious cooling performance. Other notable reviews include the MSI Roamii BE Pro Wi-Fi 7 mesh router from Tom's Hardware and Intel Killer NIC WiFi 7 Notebook Wireless Chipset from KitGuru, both praising their strong features and performance. Additionally, reviews of power supplies like the Cougar GR 850W ATX v3.1 PSU were released, with some models receiving certifications for their quality and efficiency.
Cooling: TRYX STAGE ARGB 360 Dual 4.0″ IPS AIO Cooler Review
Gaming: Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Review - Go Home and Be a Family Man, Nioh 3 Handheld Performance Review
Motherboards: Sapphire Nitro+ B850M Wi-Fi Review, ASRock X870 Taichi Creator Motherboard Review
Networking: MSI Roamii BE Pro Wi-Fi 7 mesh router review: Attractive pricing and strong tri-band performance, Intel Killer NIC WiFi 7 Notebook Wireless Chipset Review
Power: Cougar GR 850W ATX v3.1 PSU Review
Cooling:
eTeknix: TRYX STAGE ARGB 360 Dual 4.0″ IPS AIO Cooler Review
The TRYX STAGE 360 ARGB Black All-In-One CPU Cooler marks a bold entry from a brand focused on merging high-end aesthetics with serious cooling performance.
Gaming:
Wccftech: Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Review - Go Home and Be a Family Man
Streamlining Kiryu's retirement down to a thirty-hour adventure cuts away so much of the original Yakuza 3 charm and replaces it with poor casting choices.
Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Review - Go Home and Be a Family Man
TechPowerUp: Nioh 3 Handheld Performance Review
One of the most prolific game development studios around, Team Ninja, has just unleashed the latest entry in the Nioh series. Nioh 3 is here, so let’s check how it runs on some of the most popular handheld gaming PCs on the market.
Motherboards:
TechPowerUp: Sapphire Nitro+ B850M Wi-Fi Review
The Sapphire Nitro+ B850M Wi-Fi is a great option for budget builders, delivering solid performance and a sleek design. With PCIe Gen 5 support and good SSD cooling, it excels in its price range, particularly in Europe. While it misses Wi-Fi 7, its features offer excellent future-proofing for your setup.
ThinkComputers: ASRock X870 Taichi Creator Motherboard Review
The Taichi series from ASRock typically has been reserved for their top-end models, but recently they have released a few different motherboards on both the AMD and Intel side that carry the Taichi name. These happen to be the Taichi OCF (overclocking focused) and the Taichi Creator (content creator focused). Today we will be taking a look at the ladder. The ASRock X870 Taichi Creator makes use of an 18+2+1 power phase design, has dual PCI-Express 5.0 x16 slots, five M.2 slots, USB4 connectivity, 10G LAN, WiFi 7, and so much more! Let’s take a look and see what this board is all about!
Networking:
Tom's Hardware: MSI Roamii BE Pro Wi-Fi 7 mesh router review: Attractive pricing and strong tri-band performance
MSI’s Roamii BE Pro turns heads with attractive pricing, a strong feature set, and good overall performance.
MSI Roamii BE Pro Wi-Fi 7 mesh router review: Attractive pricing and strong tri-band performance
KitGuru: Intel Killer NIC WiFi 7 Notebook Wireless Chipset Review
The normal rule of thumb is, if you want smooth, low latency gaming, you're better off with a wired network. But Intel reckons its Killer NIC technology can deliver the throughput and response for any kind of online entertainment – particularly when combined with WiFi 7. We explored what Intel Killer NIC has to offer, using an MSI laptop equipped with the technology and an ASUS router.
Intel Killer NIC WiFi 7 Notebook Wireless Chipset Review - KitGuru
Power:
Hardware Buster: Cougar GR 850W ATX v3.1 PSU Review
The Cougar GR series consists of four members with capacities spanning from 650W to 1000W. The two stronger models are Cybenetics certified and also have an ATX v3.1 pass from the same certification body. In today’s review I will evaluate the flagship model.
