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See the full review here:    Corsair iCUE 7000X RGB Case Review | Corsair iCUE 7000X RGB EXTREMEHW.NET Corsair is frequently bringing us new surprises, today is no different with the introduction of the Corsair iCUE 7000X RGB. Let's see what she's got!  

See the full review here:    Corsair MP600 Pro XT M.2 NVME SSD Review | Corsair MP600 Pro XT EXTREMEHW.NET Corsair is no stranger to giving the people what they want, high performance NVME drives. Today is no different, join us in looking at the MP600 Pro XT.  

See the full review here:    EVGA Z590 DARK Motherboard Review | EVGA Z590 DARK Review EXTREMEHW.NET The EVGA Dark series, a product best known for offering improved overclocking abilities. Today we have the EVGA Dark Z590. Check in to see what we find.  

See the full review here:    Corsair iCUE H150i ELITE LCD AIO Review - ExtremeHW EXTREMEHW.NET Join us in taking a look at the Corsair H150i Elite LCD AIO. It comes with an LCD to the pump, very snazzy! but can it perform? Read on to find out.  

See the full review here:   InWin Airforce Case Review - ExtremeHW EXTREMEHW.NET InWin sent us over their fully DIY case, the InWin Airforce. Great for those of us who love building from scratch. But can it keep up with the competition?  

See the full review here:    Corsair iCUE 5000T RGB Case Review - ExtremeHW EXTREMEHW.NET Corsair has released what looks like an RGB lovers dream. The iCUE 5000T RGB Case. While it may be pretty, what is it like for a build. Read on to find out.  

By now you have all heard of the recent launch of Nvidia's RTX 3090 Ti or is it Tie? Whatever. Zotac was kind enough to send over their flagship model, the RTX 3090 Ti AMP Extreme Holo, so many thanks to them. This time around Nvidia has enabled all 84 SMs on the Ampere GA102 process, which translates to 10,752 CUDA cores, 336 Tensor cores, 336 TMUs, and 112 ROPs. The now little brother, the RTX 3090, has 82 of those SMs enabled, translating to 10,496 CUDA cores, however both models have the same amount of VRAM, 24GB of GDDR6X, BUT the RTX 3090 Ti ups the boost clock to 1.86GHz and memory clocks to 21Gbps over the 1.7GHz boost and 19.5 Gbps found on the RTX 3090. So just by looking at the numbers, the RTX 3090 Ti should only be around 2.4% faster on the core and 7.7% faster on the memory clocks than the RTX 3090, however the RTX 3090 Ti has a whopping 450w power consumption rating! So why was this card made? Well I think it's a case of, because Nvidia can and will continue to innovate. Looking at the raw specs alone, it doesn't really look like much of improvement, but to some the upgrade to an RTX 3090 Ti might be worth it. Read on to find out more. Test Bench Configuration  Intel Core i5 12600K Aorus Z690 Pro  SK Hynix 32GB DDR5-4800Mhz Kingston Fury Renegade 1TB PCIE 4.0 NVME SSD bequiet! Pure Loop 280mm Antec HCG Gamer 1000w   Open Benchtable Windows 11 Pro Build 21996 Nvidia Driver 512.16 WHQL Zotac RTX 3090Ti AMP Extreme HOLOBLACK  https://reviews.extremehw.net/all-reviews/zotac-rtx-3090-ti-amp-extreme-holo-gpu-review/https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-gaming-geforce-rtx-3090-ti-amp-extreme-holo    

Hey there ExtremeHW enthusiasts! , I am Ryan. Today is a HAF kinda day. Ha ha. Cooler Master was kind enough to send over their flagship of a case, the HAF 700 EVO, so many thanks to them.  Kicking things off in normal EH fashion, how many of you are still running a HAF case from Cooler Master? I suspect not that many since Cooler Master has taken many different directions on case design over the years. The HAF name originally launched in 2009 with the HAF 922, with two of the iconic 200mm fans that the HAF series are known for.  Now the design didn't change a lot until around 2017 when the Mastercase H500P was released. The H500P didn't have the HAF name, but it did however have two of those 200mm fans that pushed a ton of high air flow to components.  However the H500P was plagued by its choked off front panel, resulting in a revised H500M model with a mesh front panel for much better airflow. Cooler Master subsequently launched a lower ended version, the H500, which also netted a lower price point while giving off that high air flow vibe. Which ultimately leads us to the HAF 700 EVO. Priced at $499 USD, this case is going to put the hurt on your wallet. So shall we see why it's priced that way? Read the full review here:  https://reviews.extremehw.net/all-reviews/cooler-master-haf-700-evo-case-review/  

Hey hey what's up guys, I am Ryan. It's safe to say that 360mm AIOs have been really popular and practically offer a lot of the same cooling characteristics that a custom water cooling loop could offer. But I beg to ask, what's the next step? Well being an avid water cooler myself, going custom water cooling is a bit of a different animal entirely. A CPU block, fittings, tubing, coolant, pump, reservoir, fans and any other odds and ends that usually pop up while constructing a custom water loop. So what does one do to mitigate that? Well that next step for watercooling noobs is to look at a box kit that includes everything needed to setup a CPU only water cooling loop, which is where Corsair's XH305i RGB Pro steps in. Read the full review here:  https://reviews.extremehw.net/all-reviews/corsair-xh305i-rgb-pro-review/  

Hello everyone! Mr. Fox here again with something special from our friends at CORSAIR. Being a global leader in the development and production of world-class technology and gear focused on PC enthusiasts, gamers and content creators, CORSAIR needs no introduction. Their ever-growing ecosystem of products do need an introduction, and they were kind enough to send us this excellent addition to their product line for review. Today we are going to have a good look at the CORSAIR HS80 RGB Wireless Premium Gaming Headset with Spatial Audio. So, fasten your seatbelts and hang on tight! Read our written review here: https://reviews.extremehw.net/all-reviews/corsair-hs80-rgb-wireless-premium-gaming-headset-review/  

See the full review:   Sabrent Rocket DDR5 16GB U-DIMM Review - ExtremeHW EXTREMEHW.NET DDR5 is still the new kid on the block, Sabrent has something that may make this kid a bully for other brands. Check out our review on their "Rocket" DDR5.