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ASUS GT301 Review – Backlit PC box to keep your hardware cool

ASUS GT301 Review

Every gamer looks for the PC case that has the most impressive design. But, all responsible gamer the first thing you will do when choosing your new computer case, is to look for a model that, while having an impressive design, cool the components that you are going to install inside it. The ASUS TUF Gaming GT301 box aims to cover this need to highlight and cool this type of responsible user with its components, thanks to having a perforated front and fans with RGB lighting.

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Corsair A500 review – Best PC air cooling

The arrival of AIO liquid refrigeration and the rise of custom have moved air sinks to a second step in terms of PC cooling systems. In recent years we have seen how several brands have tried to innovate in the sector, giving war to the AIOs, but not exceeding them in most cases. Corsair has resumed his pulse and wants to enter fully into this fight with his new Corsair A500 heatsink, a top-of-the-range heatsink that promises to be the new king. Will he get it?

Corsair A500

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Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite gaming mouse is best mouse for MOBA players

Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite review

Every player of MOBA (Massive Online Battle Arena) games needs, yes or yes, a lot of keys on his mouse to activate the multiple shortcuts that require such games to be competitive. It is useless to waste time searching and pressing keys on the keyboard, when you can do everything directly with your mouse. It is, for this type of player, that Corsair has designed its new gaming mouse Scimitar RGB Elite, which has a full keyboard located on its left side.

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Apple Mac Pro with 1.5 TB of RAM can open 6000 Chrome tabs simultaneously

Apple Mac Pro 1 5 tb ram

The latest Apple Mac Pro are, more than ever, designed for professionals, and among the hardware configuration options they give you can put up to 1.5 TB of RAM. But what to do with such memory? Given the reputation that Google Chrome has of consuming all the available RAM in the system, they have been quick to test it. Can a Mac Pro with 1.5 TB of RAM support 6,000 open Chrome tabs?

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AMD Radeon Pro W5500 workstation card benchmark results

AMD Radeon Pro W5500 review

After the Radeon Pro W5700 based on the Navi10 GPU, a Radeon Pro offshoot follows today, which relies on the smaller Navi14 GPU. The Radeon Pro W5500 follows the naming of the Radeon RX cards for players. Outstanding functions are said to be the PCI Express 4.0 interface and the 8 GB of GDDR6. This should distinguish the Radeon Pro W5500 especially from the competition in the form of the NVIDIA Quadro P2200.

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NOX Hummer Nova PC case offers maximum cooling at a low price

NOX Hummer Nova review

The NOX Hummer Nova is a new commitment from the manufacturer for high-level refrigeration boxes at a contained price. It is an ATX format box but with a large interior space that stands out for its grid front after which two 200mm diameter ARGB fans have been installed at the factory, thus guaranteeing total but silent cooling of all internal components.

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