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Here a roundup of today's reviews, including a review on the Surface Pro X laptop, the Antec Dark Avenger DA601 case, and Google Stadia.



Cases:

techPowerUp: Antec Dark Avenger DA601 Review

Antec launches their new Dark Avenger line of cases with the DA601 clearly geared towards gamers and enthusiasts who like flashy designs with RGB elements built right into the body, all without breaking the bank.



Antec Dark Avenger DA601 Review

Computers:

Windows Central: Surface Pro X review: More than just a thin Surface Pro with LTE

The Surface Pro X is more than just a thin Surface Pro with LTE. For those who need to work on the go, Surface Pro X may be the perfect tool, but buyers need to be aware of what they are — and are not — getting when they go with Windows 10 on ARM. Here is who should be buying this laptop and who should skip it for something else.



Surface Pro X review: More than just a thin Surface Pro with LTE

Coolers:

The Guru of 3D: Silverstone Permafrost PF240 liquid cooler review

Today, we are reviewing an AIO cooler from Silverstone: the Permafrost PF240. Silverstone is not entirely a newcomer in the AIO segment of the market. In the past, they introduced the Tundra series ...

Silverstone Permafrost PF240 liquid cooler review

Gaming:

MMORPG.com: Age of Wonder: Planetfall - Revelations Review

Age of Wonders: Planetfall – Revelations is a welcome addition to the franchise. Although seemingly inspired by the necromancer update in Age of Wonders III, Revelations takes adds new and interesting features that add much needed variety to each game.

Age of Wonder: Planetfall - Revelations Review - MMORPG.com

BabelTech Reviews: VR Wars: the GTX 1660 Super vs. the RX 590 using the Vive Pro

Entry Level VR Wars: Benchmarking VR Performance of the GTX 1660 Super vs. the RX 590 using the Vive Pro with FCAT-VR and 10 games



VR Wars: the GTX 1660 Super vs. the RX 590 using the Vive Pro

MMORPG.com: Google Stadia Review: Good, But Unfinished

What would gaming be if we removed the need for expensive hardware? That’s the question Google set out to answer with Google Stadia. It did so with a bold promise: cloud-based gaming that would completely remove the need to buy into expensive hardware cycles. Did they succeed? We’ve spent the last few days putting the Stadia through its paces to find out exactly that. Let’s find out.

Google Stadia Review: Good, But Unfinished - MMORPG.com

Windows Central: Jedi: Fallen Order is exactly what a Star Wars game should be

Respawn finally handed EA a win when it comes to Star Wars games, and I'm hoping this means they'll continue to fund single-player experiences without microtransactions.



Review — Jedi: Fallen Order is exactly what a Star Wars game should be

Graphics Cards:

OverclockersClub: XFX RX 5700 XT THICC III Ultra Review

Let us talk about XFX THICC III Ultra as a whole. I think just from the benchmark data, the RX 5700 XT is indeed a worthy card to keep an eye on for that next build or upgrade. It will not win in every category, but it is a solid video card in a very good place to compete with NVIDIA's RTX 2060 and 2070 series.

XFX RX 5700 XT THICC III Ultra Review

Headphones:

eTeknix: ADATA XPG PRECOG Gaming Headset Review

ADATA have been on the market for many years now producing high-performance memory products. However, their gaming division ‘XPG’ has been making aggressive moves to push into the enthusiast gaming hardware market. From high-end gaming PC cases right through to their high-performance gaming peripherals. With the launch of their new PRECOG gaming headset, they look set to take this to new heights, as this is one of their most high-end launches to date. Of course, they’re not the first brand to bring audiophile-grade hardware into a gaming headset, but that doesn’t diminish from the fact that is an awesome idea and we hope to see even more brands follow suit.



ADATA XPG PRECOG Gaming Headset Review | eTeknix

Power Supplies:

techPowerUp: 1st Player Steampunk PS-750SP 750 W Review

The Steampunk PS-750SP performs decently overall, despite the strange name. Efficiency is good, and the warranty is generous at seven years. Priced around $90 we take a closer look to see if it can challenge the offerings from EVGA, Seasonic and Corsair.



1st Player Steampunk PS-750SP 750 W Review

PC Perspective: How to Choose the Right Power Supply for Your PC

When you’re preparing to build a new PC, the first topics on your mind are likely powerful multi-core processors, fancy high-end graphics cards, ultra-fast NVMe storage, or maybe even unique case lighting and effects. But one component that often fails to get the attention it deserves is the power supply. After all, virtually every other component in your PC can be affected by the type, quality, reliability, capabilities of your PSU.

That makes the process of choosing the right power supply just as important as any other component. Therefore, here’s a quick high-level overview of the factors you should consider when looking at power supplies for your next PC build.



How to Choose the Right Power Supply for Your PC - PC Perspective

Storage:

TweakTown: WD Black D10 Game Drive for Xbox 12TB Review

Western Digital adds to its Game Drive portfolio with a high capacity 12TB option for Xbox with the WD_Black D10 Game Drive.



WD Black D10 Game Drive for Xbox 12TB Review

Other:

MMORPG.com: VIVIFY Arquus RGB HDMI Cable Review

HDMI cables are a necessity of modern life. It’s something we all need but that gets tucked tidily away and out of sight. But what if you could use these cables to add some extra flair to your battlestation or living room? That’s what Vivify is out to accomplish with the Arquus RGB, the world’s first RGB HDMI cable. Read on for our review and your chance to win one of your own!

VIVIFY Arquus RGB HDMI Cable Review (and contest!) - MMORPG.com