Archive for July 2020
Review: Lian Li Galahad 360 liquid cooler
Yep, we are reviewing an AIO cooler from Lian Li: the Galahad 360. It’s a debut for this brand in that sector. Will it be a good one? We’ve received a 360 mm variant of this LCS. There’s also 240 mm one, and you can get them in black (or rather silver in reality), or in white.
Read all about the product in this review.
Lian Li Galahad 360 liquid cooler review
Netflix Signs John Wick Writers to make Splinter Cell TV Series
Enermax launches value-segment addressable RGB computer chassis - MarbleShell series
Mad Catz Announces Shipping of R.A.T. 8+ ADV High-Performance Gaming Mouse
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 Now Preorder on Steam
AOC announces two high performance gaming monitors from AGON line-up
AOC upgrades its popular AGON series for competitive gamers with two new premium and high refresh rate monitors. The 24.5” (62.2 cm) AG251FZ2E is a revised and enhanced version of the award-winning AG251FZ, with the same FHD resolution (1920×1080), 240 Hz refresh rate but now boasting 0.5 ms MPRT over its 1 ms GtG response time for extra snappy visuals.
NVIDIA Bundles Tom Clancys Rainbow Six® Siege Gold Edition
AMD Commemorates 25 Years of Corporate Responsibility Reporting
Razer Announces BlackShark V2 and BlackShark V2 X Gaming Headsets
Intel Gets Sued over 6 to 12 month 7nm Delay
ASRock Launches Radeon RX 5700 XT Challenger Pro 8G OC Graphics Cards
Guru3D Rig of the Month - July 2020
We absolutely adore this rig of the month as it entails wood, creativity, and a proper end-result. Meet Andres, he lives in Norway and has built the cutest looking PC for his wife dubbed KoneKuben, translates that is Wife-Cube.
Meet the July edition of the Guru3D Rig of the month 2020, right here.
Guru3D Rig of the Month - July 2020
MSI Releases Optix MAG272C 27-inch curved gaming monitor at 165 Hz
Steam Implements new Measures to avoid purchases with VPN, currency needs to match country
Memblaze Announces PBlaze5 520 Series Announced
Memblaze launches a new, low-power NVMe SSD series, the Memblaze PBlaze5 520 Series. This new enterprise-class SSD leverages 96-layer 3D eTLC NAND, comes in capacities ranging from 1.6TB to 3.84TB, and comes in both 2.5” U.2 and HHHL form factors. The new series is aimed at “green” data centers and comes in the following models: PBlaze5 C520, PBlaze5 D520, PBlaze5 C526 and PBlaze5 D526.
Qualcomm: Smartphone Quick Charge v5: 50% in 5 minutes
AAEON UP Xtreme Lite Fitted with Whiskey Lake
Gigabyte preps lovely looking Z490 Aorus Master Waterforce based on AIO loop (updated)
Intel to revamp Identity with new logos and EVO, hinting at Alder Lake?
Intel Rocket Lake-S confirmed with PCI-Express 4.0 support
Asus launches thinner, lighter, and more powerful Zenbook 13 (UX325), Zenbook 14 (UX425)
Aqua Computer introduces pump adapter ULTITOP D5 MIRROR BLACK
Intel Dual Socket Ice Lake-SP Processors Pitted Against AMD EPYC Rome
Square Enix: graphics of the Playstation 5 are identical to those of PC
RAIJINTEK releases 360mm radiator in the ACHERON 360 series
8TB Version of the Samsung 870 QVO Starts Listing In Retail
If you have read our Samsung 870 QVO review, we're not so sure you'll be buying one. However, in that article, we mentioned an 8TB version, that however was not yet listed in retail. And guess what? it is now.
MSI to Release Optix G241V IPS based Gaming Monitor
Dell to out new S2721DGF Monitor, HDR400 2560x1440 at 144 Hz
AMD Reports Second Quarter 2020 Financial Results
Gabe Newell Says Xbox Series X is Better Than PS5
Co-founder of Valve Gabe Newell is stuck in New Zealand (not a bad place to be stuck tbh) due to a Corona quarantine. And that gave him some time for interviews. While doing so he gave made his opinion on the upcoming next-gen console launch known. Appearing on the television program The Project, Newell was asked by one of the hosts which he thinks is better between the Xbox Series X and PS5.
“Uh, the Xbox,” Newell responded plainly. When pressed on why he thought it was a better platform, Newell simply said, “Because it is.” After some laughs were had by the audience, Newell expanded a bit more with, “I don’t have a stake in that race. Obviously, we do most of our development on personal computers. But of the two, I would definitely go with an Xbox.”
Obviously he'll say whatever suits his wallet the best.