Reviews Roundup: FSP 1200W SFX-L, Noctua LC1, and the $600 Glossy OLED
Small form factor takes center stage today as MSI drops a Project Zero case, NiPoGi ships a whisper-quiet 7735HS mini-PC, and FSP squeezes 1,200 watts into an SFX-L power supply. Noctua breaks into closed-loop cooling with the NL-LC1 series, delivering custom-loop-tier thermals at near-silent noise levels for $249.95 and $279.90. Gigabyte finally tames the glossy OLED mirror problem with its $600 MO27Q28GR, while AMD's new Ryzen 7 7700X3D challenges the 7800X3D at a $329 price point. Sim racers, mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, and resin printers get solid upgrades from Simagic, EPOMAKER, and Anycubic, rounding out a packed daily digest of hardware.
Reviews Roundup: FSP 1200W SFX-L, Noctua LC1, and the $600 Glossy OLED @ NT Compatible
Reviews Roundup: FSP 1200W SFX-L, Noctua LC1, and the $600 Glossy OLED
The latest hardware reviews showcase a variety of compact and innovative products, highlighting the growing trend of small form factor technology. Notable mentions include FSP's 1200W SFX-L power supply, which delivers impressive power in a compact design, and Noctua's entry into closed-loop cooling with its NL-LC1 series, offering high performance with low noise. Additionally, Gigabyte's new glossy OLED monitor, the MO27Q28GR, addresses glare issues while providing exceptional display quality. Other products reviewed include the MSI MPG Vixta 300R PZ case, NiPoGi Hyper H1 mini-PC, and various gaming peripherals, all of which emphasize that compact hardware does not compromise on performance
