This week we’ll look at real computer setup. Right off the bat we have Cooler Master showing off a shoe-shaped computer. At the same time, this is not a mini-PC closed for a strange time. This new product offers an RTX 4070 Ti and a Core i7 13700K with quite decent cooling. We even know the price and you can order from Germany, for example, if you don’t have deep pockets.
You can truly improve your PlayStation 5 console with a water block from EK. This appears to be the ideal solution for cooling a Sony console unless you have liquid nitrogen on hand. The downside is the “slightly” higher price and the fact that you also have to buy the rest of the water circuit and source. Nothing that isn’t already on the hardware enthusiast’s shelf.
Speaking of hardware from Japan, you can get your own giant mech similar to the cheaper Transformer. You can even control it from the cockpit. It only costs $3 million.
Now to the reviews and tests. We took a closer look at the new SteelSeries microphones. Aimed at more demanding players and streamers. You can easily connect the cheaper one to USB and the better one to the sound card. You will find out how they survived in the article.
Let’s stay on the periphery. MSI has new wireless headphones with a foldable design. They play quite decently and you won’t want to take them off your head. In particular, the lack of Bluetooth or a weaker microphone will freeze.
Finally, we looked at AMD’s software for the new Radeons. Certain settings can cost you a few frames per second. The difference is small, but if you pay a few thousand extra for an overclocked card with the same performance difference, you can unlock some FPS for free.
Source : Zing
