Reviews Roundup: MSI MEF Maestro 900R, Witcher 3 Path Tracing, and a $799 showpiece case
Today's roundup spans six new reviews: a gorgeous but painfully expensive MSI MEF Maestro 900R case, a free Witcher 3 Path Tracing update, a near-perfect Razer keypad, a rugged FOSSiBOT phone, and two power supplies. The MEF Maestro 900R cools well and looks stunning, yet its enormous size, fiddly cable management, and a price tag that eat away at the experience. DSOGaming's benchmarks show that free update makes 4K Path Tracing genuinely playable on an RTX 5080 with Frame Gen, well under CDPR's own requirements, while the Razer Tartarus V2 Pro's 27 analog keys are brilliant despite lingering Synapse bugs. On the power side, the NZXT C850 SFX earns a 9/10 (and drops to $133 on Amazon) while the ABYSM Morpheo GX5 scores 7.8, and the FOSSiBOT F115 Ultra takes home a Golden Award for eight days of battery life at $599.99.
Reviews Roundup: MSI MEF Maestro 900R, Witcher 3 Path Tracing, and a $799 showpiece case
The latest reviews highlight the MSI MEF Maestro 900R case, which is visually stunning but cumbersome and costly, making assembly a challenging experience. A free update for The Witcher 3 introduces playable 4K Path Tracing even on an RTX 5080, although some graphical issues remain. The Razer Tartarus V2 Pro keypad is nearly perfect for MMO gamers, but software bugs prevent it from reaching its full potential, while the FOSSiBOT F115 Ultra rugged phone offers impressive features like thermal imaging and a long battery life. Lastly, NZXT's C850 SFX power supply stands out with strong performance and a competitive price, while the ABYSM Morpheo GX5 1300W received a lower rating due to noise issues and less effective minor rail protection
