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1 month ago | 
tech4gamers.com | Abdul Hannan |Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The Fantech Aria II Pro is a stellar option for gamers looking for unique design and performance. Retaining its signature egg-shaped design with thoughtful refinements, it weighs just 53 grams and has an upgraded NRF52840 MCU that supports an impressive 8K polling rate for ultra-responsive gameplay. Paired with tactile Huano switches and an improved ultra-grippy UV coating, this mouse delivers outstanding controlled grip and ergonomic comfort.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The MSI MAG B860 Tomahawk WiFi is a solid mid-range motherboard designed for Intelâs Core Ultra Series 2 processors. Priced at $239, it offers great features like Gen 5 PCIe support, DDR5 memory, Thunderbolt 4, and WiFi 7, making it ideal for gamers. It delivers reliable performance with strong cooling, a user-friendly BIOS, and handy tools like EZ PCIe Release, though its basic audio solution and lack of a debug LED might not appeal to everyone.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The Noctua NF-A14x25 G2 PWM is a high-performance, ultra-quiet 140mm fan designed with meticulous engineering and premium materials like Sterrox LCP. It combines impressive thermal efficiency, low noise output, and exceptional durability with features like advanced anti-vibration components and a six-year warranty. However, its premium pricing and lack of RGB options may deter budget-conscious or aesthetic-focused buyers.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The Ocypus Iota A62 is a dual-tower, 120mm air cooler offering competitive performance at an affordable price of $64.99. It has a clean white design, solid thermal capabilities, and a basic digital display that shows live CPU or GPU temperatures. Despite its limited orientation due to the display and the need for a spare USB 2.0 header, it delivers excellent value with its simple installation, support for modern sockets, and quiet operation.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The MSI MAG B850 Tomahawk Max WiFi is an excellent mid-ranger and a great option for stepping onto the latest platform with your Ryzen 9000 CPU. It has a decent 14+2+1 DRPS design with 14x 80A SPS for the CPU, enough for even the AM5 big dogs. 5G LAN, WiFi 7, dual Gen 5 M.2 slots, PCIe 5.0 x16, and EZ-DIY are the highlights on the board. The lack of RGB and dual-sided thermal pads for the Gen 5 M.2 slot are disappointments.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The Gamemax Iceburg 360 Digital is a sleek liquid cooler available in black or white, featuring a stylish digital display that shows CPU temperature, load, and fan speed. Compatible with Intel LGA1700/1851 and AMD AM5 sockets, it delivers solid cooling performance for modern CPUs while adding a unique aesthetic touch with its infinity mirror fans and customizable lighting.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The ORICO 2BIG DAS is a simple and budget-friendly enclosure that can house two drives (2.5″ or 3.5″) and handle up to 44TB total capacity, connecting over USB Type-C at 5Gbps. It lacks RAID support and is made of plastic, but it includes a small fan for cooling and provides straightforward access to each drive, making it a practical option for local backups or putting spare drives to use.
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Dec 14, 2024 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
In our Core Ultra 9 285K review, we found that while the processor, just like the rest of the Arrow Lake line-up, suffers from an insignificant boost in gaming performance, it still showcased exceptional multithreaded performance and very impressive power efficiency. With that said, if you’re shopping for a flagship processor that nails productivity, the Ultra 9 285K is a great option, but it comes with a new socket (LGA1851) and the 800-series chipset.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
tech4gamers.com | Nauman Siddique
Review Summary The Orico O7000 2TB NVMe SSD delivers impressive speed, making it a good choice for gaming, general use, and even PS5 compatibility. It uses a DRAM-less design with Host Memory Buffer (HMB) and SLC caching to maintain solid performance, but itâs not as fast as DRAM-enabled drives for small, random tasks. At $129.99, itâs a great deal, especially with extras like a heatsink and thermal pads included.
