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13-Way Radeon AMDGPU-PRO 17.50 vs. NVIDIA Linux OpenCL Compute
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"Given this week's release of the big AMDGPU-PRO 17.50 Linux
driver update, here are some fresh OpenCL GPU benchmarks comparing the
performance of AMD's latest Radeon graphics cards on this newest Linux
driver to that of the latest NVIDIA GeForce GPUs on their respective
newest driver."
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Logitech's Craft keyboard
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Logitech's Craft keyboard promises creative types more direct control over their workloads with a big, tactile multi-function dial integrated directly onto the device. We put the Craft to the test to see if it turned our creative juices up to 11.
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Corsair Void Pro RGB USB
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If you're after a nice-sounding USB gaming headset in the $80 price bracket, you should keep a close eye on the Corsair Void Pro RGB USB. Even though the microphone quality isn't on the same level as the rest of the headset, it's still an interesting choice for anyone who's not concerned with serious streaming and voiceovers.
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Rantopad MXX RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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Featuring an top space-grade aluminum plate, Gateron switches and RGB key illumination with a total of 21 effects the MXX RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard by Rantopad could be the tenkeyless model you've been looking for.
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Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 Keyboard Giveaway
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"We have teamed up with our friends at Cooler Master to bring you another giveaway! Up for grabs this time is their MasterKeys MK750 mechanical gaming keyboard! This keyboard features Cherry MX mechanical key switches, RGB backlighting, an included wrist rest, and much more! Check out our review on the keyboard to learn more about it! Just like our prior contests this one is extremely easy to enter."
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Cherry MX Board 6.0
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The Cherry MX Board 6.0 has a thick aluminum top, a technology called "RealKey" for extremely fast response times, high quality Cherry MX switches with low profile keycaps, and controllable red backlighting. Add in dedicated media control buttons and this is definitely a keyboard you want to read more about.
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Patriot Viper V770 Keyboard Review
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While Patriot isn’t well established in the peripheral market, its flagship set of mice have already proven that the Viper gaming line can contest with the best. Its high-end Viper V770 keyboard comes in with a plethora of features that has it coined as a potential flagship killer, while attempting to add its own flavour to the mix for good measure, but does it have what it takes to dethrone the Corsair K70?
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Cooler Master MasterKeys MK750 Keyboard
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Cooler Master wants to join the $150 keyboard market with the MasterKeys MK750. It is a full-size keyboard featuring genuine Cherry MX RGB switches, and to sweeten the deal Cooler Master have thrown in nearly every feature possible including a removable USB Type-C cable, magnetic PU leather wrist rest and more.
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SteelSeries Apex M750 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
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" The Apex M750 was primarily thought for gaming purposes, so SteelSeries has integrated the QX2 mechanical switches, which were built in cooperation with Gateron. These linear switches have an actuation point of 2mm with an overall travel of 4mm; with the 45cN actuation force, these do bring a similar feel to the Cherry MX Reds but at the same time they produce quite a bit of noise. This aspect may be a non-issue during gaming sessions, but when doing productivity work these could become annoying. Also, it is good to mention that because of the shorter than usual travel distance, users may need some time to get used to when typing documents, because in the first week of usage, we kept making quite a bit of mistakes."
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Logitech G433 Review
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Every aspect of the G433 speaks loudly of innovative thinking, from the sleek aesthetic finish using a hydrophobic mesh (available in 4 colours: Black, red, blue, camo blue), to the patent-pending 40mm Pro-G drivers that are made with a hybrid-mesh material for super-low distortion, are just two examples of this.
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HyperX Alloy FPS Pro Mechanical Keyboard Review
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The HyperX Alloy FPS Pro is a tenkeyless cherry MX based mechanical keyboard. Typically, the word ‘Pro’ for keyboards from some manufacturers will get you multiple functions, dedicated switches for volume and macro & even a wrist rest. None of those whistles here! This is a tenkeyless design with no dedicated switches or macro keys or wrist rest. Its a compact design with a detachable USB cable function having some illumination and media controls in the standard layout. As a result, it is easy to carry, easy to maintain and easy to replace bad USB cable if and when the situation comes up.
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ROCCAT Suora FX Gaming Keyboard Review
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ROCCAT has been in the PC peripheral business for quite a while now, and have brought quite a few exciting products to market. Today we will be taking a look at the ROCCAT Suora FX, a frameless gaming keyboard that sports RGB LED lighting and mechanical switches in a small but sturdy chassis. Competition is plentiful in the mechanical gaming keyboard arena, so let’s see if the Soura FX can be a true competitor."
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Xiaomi Aqara Smart Water Sensor
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The Xiaomi Aqara smart water sensor is a compact puck-like device that operates on a single button cell battery (CR2032) which uses Zigbee to communicate with SmartThings and other compatible home automation systems. With a price tag that can possibly be much lower than the other two water sensors we have checked out, we'll see exactly what you can expect with Xiaomi's take on this technology.
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