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R6899
Asus RADEON RX 580 PC Graphics Card
SKU: AS-DUAL-RX580-O8Ga year and a half, and one crypto-mining boom later, the RX 580 has managed to deliver on the ‘fine wine’ promise that AMD attaches to all of its silicon. It’s now the graphics card that we would recommend as the best GPU to drop into your gaming rig. It’s an impressively powerful, well-priced graphics card, with a comparatively huge pool of video memory and an aptitude for dealing with modern graphics APIs. And at just $190 (£197) it has very little competition in the market, with Nvidia’s GTX 1060 only giving it pause in a few DX11 titles and still being more expensive on the whole. Even the new GTX 1660 Ti struggles against its genuine value proposition.
Review by PC Games
R6799
Forsa GTX1060 6G Graphics Cards
SKU: GTX10606GBThe GTX 1060 comes packed with features in the form of Ansel, Simultaneous Multi-Projection, and Nvidia’s VR Works. Add that to the impressive improvement of performance per watt, astonishing price point and solid overclocking and Nvidia truly are onto a winner here.
Review by Tech Radar
R6299
MSI AMD Radeon RX 470 Graphics Card
SKU: RX470-MINER-8GBIt’s great for 1080P owners and doesn’t shy away from 2560×1440 either. A nice plus is the relatively lower power consumption. The Polaris 10 architecture seems very sound and proves it can deliver big-time whilst remaining inline power consumption wise, we do think it is merely a small iteration over GCN Generation 3, the die-shrink with 14nm FinFET is the biggest benefit in terms of relative performance and wattage.
Review by Guru 3D
R4399
Deepcool Genome ROG Gaming PC Case
SKU: DC-GENOME-ROGthe Genome delivers with solid, but somewhat simple functionality. Luckily, that is no issue thanks to the details in its design, which really make up for it as both the shroud and angled dividing wall within the chassis complement the enclosure’s overall look. The result is a good-looking, functional, and adequately priced chassis with a potent cooling solution build right in – a combination many have tried but have never been able to really pull off in the same harmonious and organic fashion as Deepcool has with the Gamer Storm Genome.
Review by Tech Power Up
R3999
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
SKU: 100-100000031BOXAMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
The price-to-performance value of the Ryzen 5 3600 is crazy to see, especially when it stacks up against CPUs more than twice its price in gaming. All of the new Ryzen 3000-series CPUs we’ve tested have offered similar levels of performance in gaming, and the Ryzen 5 3600 is the cheapest one yet.
So, whether you want to build a computer from scratch or have an AM4 motherboard waiting for an upgrade, the Ryzen 5 3600 is a powerful option. The Ryzen 5 3600X does eke out a bit of extra performance for a small premium, but going with the 3600 will offer extra room in your budget if you need to upgrade a different part of your gaming rigs, like your gaming monitor or graphics processor.
Review from TechRadar
On specs and performance, the Ryzen 5 3600 is without a doubt a prime slab of silicon ripe for gamers’ rigs. The Zen 2 architecture is working wonders for AMD’s desktop lineup in 2019, bringing with it the benefits of the 7nm process node. We’re seeing higher clock speeds, by a touch; far greater power efficiency; and a significant increase in memory compatibility.
Review from PCGamesN
R3899
ASUS TUF Z390 ATX gaming motherboard
SKU: TUF-Z390-PROGAMINGASUS TUF Z390 ATX gaming motherboard
R2699
Asrock X99 Extreme 4 PC Motherboard
SKU: MTB708Asrock X99 Extreme 4 PC Motherboard
R2599
DEEPCOOL BARONKASE LIQUID CASE
SKU: DC-BAR-LIQThe Baronkase Liquid as a whole is a well-rounded case that builds on the strengths of the Captain AIO system, while providing a solid, all-metal chassis to house your components in, which makes it an extremely easy point of entry for those who want to skip past air cooling without necessarily breaking the bank in the process or having to worry about a complicated assembly, that is where the enclosure’s real strength lies.
Review by Tech Power
building a Micro-ATX PC for a friend wanting eye-catching design without breaking the bank? That’s exactly the kind of situation where Deepcool’s Gamer Storm Baronkase Liquid has potential.
Review by Hexus
R2149
Deepcool MF120 Frameless Case Fan Set
SKU: DC-MF120Deepcool MF120 Frameless Case Fan Set
R1999
MSI GeForce GT1030 Aero 2GB Graphics Card
SKU: GT1030-AERO-2G-OCMSI GeForce GT1030 Aero 2GB Graphics Card
R1899
MSI B365M Mortar PC Motherboard
SKU: B365M-MORTARMSI B365M Mortar PC Motherboard
R1429
16GB DDR4 Laptop Memory
SKU: MEM16GBNBDDR4266616GB DDR4 Laptop Memory / Ram
R1349
Deepcool Assassin II CPU Cooler
SKU: DC-ASSASSINIIThe Deepcool has included a 4-port fan hub in the packing. The standalone cost of the hub is approximately $9. That would mean this cooler can actually cost near around $70 or so which would make this cooler a killer deal. As this cooler has two fans, the inclusion of the 4-port hub might be an overkill addition. We have tested the cooler in an open-air test bench setup and it has performed really that good on the stock and overclocked clocks on our 140W TDP i7 6850k chip.
Review by Tech 4 Gamers
R1299
Intel Pentium Gold G5400 Processor
SKU: BX80684G5400I would say its worth buying. If your budget is really tight, then go for the G5400. With the G5400, you can get a more than playable FPS even in the latest games at such a low price. It’s definitely enough for your daily use and average gaming. Of course, don’t forget to get a decent GPU.
Review by Turbo Future
R1299
Huntkey 700W Power Supply
SKU: GS-700Huntkey 700W Desktop PC Power Supply
R1289
Cougar Gemini S RGB Gaming Case
SKU: 385BMB0.0001Cougar Gemini S RGB Gaming Case
Asus RADEON RX 580 PC Graphics Card
a year and a half, and one crypto-mining boom later, the RX 580 has managed to deliver on the ‘fine wine’ promise that AMD attaches to all of its silicon. It’s now the graphics card that we would recommend as the best GPU to drop into your gaming rig. It’s an impressively powerful, well-priced graphics card, with a comparatively huge pool of video memory and an aptitude for dealing with modern graphics APIs. And at just $190 (£197) it has very little competition in the market, with Nvidia’s GTX 1060 only giving it pause in a few DX11 titles and still being more expensive on the whole. Even the new GTX 1660 Ti struggles against its genuine value proposition.
Review by PC Games
Forsa GTX1060 6G Graphics Cards
The GTX 1060 comes packed with features in the form of Ansel, Simultaneous Multi-Projection, and Nvidia’s VR Works. Add that to the impressive improvement of performance per watt, astonishing price point and solid overclocking and Nvidia truly are onto a winner here.
Review by Tech Radar
MSI AMD Radeon RX 470 Graphics Card
It’s great for 1080P owners and doesn’t shy away from 2560×1440 either. A nice plus is the relatively lower power consumption. The Polaris 10 architecture seems very sound and proves it can deliver big-time whilst remaining inline power consumption wise, we do think it is merely a small iteration over GCN Generation 3, the die-shrink with 14nm FinFET is the biggest benefit in terms of relative performance and wattage.
Review by Guru 3D
Deepcool Genome ROG Gaming PC Case
the Genome delivers with solid, but somewhat simple functionality. Luckily, that is no issue thanks to the details in its design, which really make up for it as both the shroud and angled dividing wall within the chassis complement the enclosure’s overall look. The result is a good-looking, functional, and adequately priced chassis with a potent cooling solution build right in – a combination many have tried but have never been able to really pull off in the same harmonious and organic fashion as Deepcool has with the Gamer Storm Genome.
Review by Tech Power Up
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
The price-to-performance value of the Ryzen 5 3600 is crazy to see, especially when it stacks up against CPUs more than twice its price in gaming. All of the new Ryzen 3000-series CPUs we’ve tested have offered similar levels of performance in gaming, and the Ryzen 5 3600 is the cheapest one yet.
So, whether you want to build a computer from scratch or have an AM4 motherboard waiting for an upgrade, the Ryzen 5 3600 is a powerful option. The Ryzen 5 3600X does eke out a bit of extra performance for a small premium, but going with the 3600 will offer extra room in your budget if you need to upgrade a different part of your gaming rigs, like your gaming monitor or graphics processor.
Review from TechRadar
On specs and performance, the Ryzen 5 3600 is without a doubt a prime slab of silicon ripe for gamers’ rigs. The Zen 2 architecture is working wonders for AMD’s desktop lineup in 2019, bringing with it the benefits of the 7nm process node. We’re seeing higher clock speeds, by a touch; far greater power efficiency; and a significant increase in memory compatibility.
Review from PCGamesN
DEEPCOOL BARONKASE LIQUID CASE
The Baronkase Liquid as a whole is a well-rounded case that builds on the strengths of the Captain AIO system, while providing a solid, all-metal chassis to house your components in, which makes it an extremely easy point of entry for those who want to skip past air cooling without necessarily breaking the bank in the process or having to worry about a complicated assembly, that is where the enclosure’s real strength lies.
Review by Tech Power
building a Micro-ATX PC for a friend wanting eye-catching design without breaking the bank? That’s exactly the kind of situation where Deepcool’s Gamer Storm Baronkase Liquid has potential.
Review by Hexus
MSI GeForce GT1030 Aero 2GB Graphics Card
MSI GeForce GT1030 Aero 2GB Graphics Card
Deepcool Assassin II CPU Cooler
The Deepcool has included a 4-port fan hub in the packing. The standalone cost of the hub is approximately $9. That would mean this cooler can actually cost near around $70 or so which would make this cooler a killer deal. As this cooler has two fans, the inclusion of the 4-port hub might be an overkill addition. We have tested the cooler in an open-air test bench setup and it has performed really that good on the stock and overclocked clocks on our 140W TDP i7 6850k chip.
Review by Tech 4 Gamers
Intel Pentium Gold G5400 Processor
I would say its worth buying. If your budget is really tight, then go for the G5400. With the G5400, you can get a more than playable FPS even in the latest games at such a low price. It’s definitely enough for your daily use and average gaming. Of course, don’t forget to get a decent GPU.
Review by Turbo Future
Asus RADEON RX 580 PC Graphics Card
a year and a half, and one crypto-mining boom later, the RX 580 has managed to deliver on the ‘fine wine’ promise that AMD attaches to all of its silicon. It’s now the graphics card that we would recommend as the best GPU to drop into your gaming rig. It’s an impressively powerful, well-priced graphics card, with a comparatively huge pool of video memory and an aptitude for dealing with modern graphics APIs. And at just $190 (£197) it has very little competition in the market, with Nvidia’s GTX 1060 only giving it pause in a few DX11 titles and still being more expensive on the whole. Even the new GTX 1660 Ti struggles against its genuine value proposition.
Review by PC Games
Forsa GTX1060 6G Graphics Cards
The GTX 1060 comes packed with features in the form of Ansel, Simultaneous Multi-Projection, and Nvidia’s VR Works. Add that to the impressive improvement of performance per watt, astonishing price point and solid overclocking and Nvidia truly are onto a winner here.
Review by Tech Radar
MSI AMD Radeon RX 470 Graphics Card
It’s great for 1080P owners and doesn’t shy away from 2560×1440 either. A nice plus is the relatively lower power consumption. The Polaris 10 architecture seems very sound and proves it can deliver big-time whilst remaining inline power consumption wise, we do think it is merely a small iteration over GCN Generation 3, the die-shrink with 14nm FinFET is the biggest benefit in terms of relative performance and wattage.
Review by Guru 3D
Deepcool Genome ROG Gaming PC Case
the Genome delivers with solid, but somewhat simple functionality. Luckily, that is no issue thanks to the details in its design, which really make up for it as both the shroud and angled dividing wall within the chassis complement the enclosure’s overall look. The result is a good-looking, functional, and adequately priced chassis with a potent cooling solution build right in – a combination many have tried but have never been able to really pull off in the same harmonious and organic fashion as Deepcool has with the Gamer Storm Genome.
Review by Tech Power Up
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
The price-to-performance value of the Ryzen 5 3600 is crazy to see, especially when it stacks up against CPUs more than twice its price in gaming. All of the new Ryzen 3000-series CPUs we’ve tested have offered similar levels of performance in gaming, and the Ryzen 5 3600 is the cheapest one yet.
So, whether you want to build a computer from scratch or have an AM4 motherboard waiting for an upgrade, the Ryzen 5 3600 is a powerful option. The Ryzen 5 3600X does eke out a bit of extra performance for a small premium, but going with the 3600 will offer extra room in your budget if you need to upgrade a different part of your gaming rigs, like your gaming monitor or graphics processor.
Review from TechRadar
On specs and performance, the Ryzen 5 3600 is without a doubt a prime slab of silicon ripe for gamers’ rigs. The Zen 2 architecture is working wonders for AMD’s desktop lineup in 2019, bringing with it the benefits of the 7nm process node. We’re seeing higher clock speeds, by a touch; far greater power efficiency; and a significant increase in memory compatibility.
Review from PCGamesN
DEEPCOOL BARONKASE LIQUID CASE
The Baronkase Liquid as a whole is a well-rounded case that builds on the strengths of the Captain AIO system, while providing a solid, all-metal chassis to house your components in, which makes it an extremely easy point of entry for those who want to skip past air cooling without necessarily breaking the bank in the process or having to worry about a complicated assembly, that is where the enclosure’s real strength lies.
Review by Tech Power
building a Micro-ATX PC for a friend wanting eye-catching design without breaking the bank? That’s exactly the kind of situation where Deepcool’s Gamer Storm Baronkase Liquid has potential.
Review by Hexus
Deepcool Assassin II CPU Cooler
The Deepcool has included a 4-port fan hub in the packing. The standalone cost of the hub is approximately $9. That would mean this cooler can actually cost near around $70 or so which would make this cooler a killer deal. As this cooler has two fans, the inclusion of the 4-port hub might be an overkill addition. We have tested the cooler in an open-air test bench setup and it has performed really that good on the stock and overclocked clocks on our 140W TDP i7 6850k chip.
Review by Tech 4 Gamers
Intel Pentium Gold G5400 Processor
I would say its worth buying. If your budget is really tight, then go for the G5400. With the G5400, you can get a more than playable FPS even in the latest games at such a low price. It’s definitely enough for your daily use and average gaming. Of course, don’t forget to get a decent GPU.
Review by Turbo Future
Asus RADEON RX 580 PC Graphics Card
a year and a half, and one crypto-mining boom later, the RX 580 has managed to deliver on the ‘fine wine’ promise that AMD attaches to all of its silicon. It’s now the graphics card that we would recommend as the best GPU to drop into your gaming rig. It’s an impressively powerful, well-priced graphics card, with a comparatively huge pool of video memory and an aptitude for dealing with modern graphics APIs. And at just $190 (£197) it has very little competition in the market, with Nvidia’s GTX 1060 only giving it pause in a few DX11 titles and still being more expensive on the whole. Even the new GTX 1660 Ti struggles against its genuine value proposition.
Review by PC Games
Forsa GTX1060 6G Graphics Cards
The GTX 1060 comes packed with features in the form of Ansel, Simultaneous Multi-Projection, and Nvidia’s VR Works. Add that to the impressive improvement of performance per watt, astonishing price point and solid overclocking and Nvidia truly are onto a winner here.
Review by Tech Radar
MSI AMD Radeon RX 470 Graphics Card
It’s great for 1080P owners and doesn’t shy away from 2560×1440 either. A nice plus is the relatively lower power consumption. The Polaris 10 architecture seems very sound and proves it can deliver big-time whilst remaining inline power consumption wise, we do think it is merely a small iteration over GCN Generation 3, the die-shrink with 14nm FinFET is the biggest benefit in terms of relative performance and wattage.
Review by Guru 3D
Deepcool Genome ROG Gaming PC Case
the Genome delivers with solid, but somewhat simple functionality. Luckily, that is no issue thanks to the details in its design, which really make up for it as both the shroud and angled dividing wall within the chassis complement the enclosure’s overall look. The result is a good-looking, functional, and adequately priced chassis with a potent cooling solution build right in – a combination many have tried but have never been able to really pull off in the same harmonious and organic fashion as Deepcool has with the Gamer Storm Genome.
Review by Tech Power Up
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor
The price-to-performance value of the Ryzen 5 3600 is crazy to see, especially when it stacks up against CPUs more than twice its price in gaming. All of the new Ryzen 3000-series CPUs we’ve tested have offered similar levels of performance in gaming, and the Ryzen 5 3600 is the cheapest one yet.
So, whether you want to build a computer from scratch or have an AM4 motherboard waiting for an upgrade, the Ryzen 5 3600 is a powerful option. The Ryzen 5 3600X does eke out a bit of extra performance for a small premium, but going with the 3600 will offer extra room in your budget if you need to upgrade a different part of your gaming rigs, like your gaming monitor or graphics processor.
Review from TechRadar
On specs and performance, the Ryzen 5 3600 is without a doubt a prime slab of silicon ripe for gamers’ rigs. The Zen 2 architecture is working wonders for AMD’s desktop lineup in 2019, bringing with it the benefits of the 7nm process node. We’re seeing higher clock speeds, by a touch; far greater power efficiency; and a significant increase in memory compatibility.
Review from PCGamesN
DEEPCOOL BARONKASE LIQUID CASE
The Baronkase Liquid as a whole is a well-rounded case that builds on the strengths of the Captain AIO system, while providing a solid, all-metal chassis to house your components in, which makes it an extremely easy point of entry for those who want to skip past air cooling without necessarily breaking the bank in the process or having to worry about a complicated assembly, that is where the enclosure’s real strength lies.
Review by Tech Power
building a Micro-ATX PC for a friend wanting eye-catching design without breaking the bank? That’s exactly the kind of situation where Deepcool’s Gamer Storm Baronkase Liquid has potential.
Review by Hexus
Deepcool Assassin II CPU Cooler
The Deepcool has included a 4-port fan hub in the packing. The standalone cost of the hub is approximately $9. That would mean this cooler can actually cost near around $70 or so which would make this cooler a killer deal. As this cooler has two fans, the inclusion of the 4-port hub might be an overkill addition. We have tested the cooler in an open-air test bench setup and it has performed really that good on the stock and overclocked clocks on our 140W TDP i7 6850k chip.
Review by Tech 4 Gamers
Intel Pentium Gold G5400 Processor
I would say its worth buying. If your budget is really tight, then go for the G5400. With the G5400, you can get a more than playable FPS even in the latest games at such a low price. It’s definitely enough for your daily use and average gaming. Of course, don’t forget to get a decent GPU.
Review by Turbo Future