Reviews

Out of sight, out of mind.

The AGI AI828 is a budget drive with subpar performance and power efficiency. This makes it a last resort, although in the current market, it might be good enough for some.

SI’s Z890 Tomahawk Wifi II trims a couple of connectivity features, but at its sub-$200 price, it’s still a reasonably equipped budget Z890 board.

The 7700X3D is a 7800X3D with lower boost clock speeds, but it doesn’t deliver the same value as we’ve seen with previous versions of this segmentation.

Asus throws in everything but the kitchen sink with the ROG Xreal R1, including a 240 Hz refresh rate and a breakout box for connecting to a PC or console.

ASRock enters the cooling market with VRM-fan equipped liquid coolers and 3.4-inch LCD displays.

The Samsung 990 is the QLC variant of the manufacturer’s 990 EVO Plus. Despite having newer flash, it largely performs like last-gen, with mediocre power efficiency.

If you can stomach the nearly $5,000 price tag, the Razer Blade 16 delivers on gaming performance and endurance.

The newest HAF case brings massive pre-installed fans and great noise-normalized performance, all for under $200.

The Flashforge Creator 5 tool changer is basic, budget, and nearly perfect.