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MSI B360M Mortar - Small in Size, Big in Performance Last Year in 2017 Intel dropped their latest consumer grade CPU lineup by the name of Coffee Lake which happened to be their first ever six core processors for the consumer lineup which was earlier restricted to only four cores. Being an answer to the AMD Ryzen CPUs which are processing juggernauts in their own rights the Coffee Lake CPUs suffered from one major flaw, they only support the newer chipset motherboards with no backward compatibility to the last generation LGA1151 motherboards restricting users to the then and now expensive Z370 PCH motherboards making Coffee Lake sensible for those who wish to buy the upper segment K series processors. Now since the AMD Ryzen G series APUs are out Intel wisely released two new chipsets for their current Coffee Lake lineup namely as the B360 and H370 giving the budget CPUs of the lineup a new lease on life! While the difference between the H370 and B360 chipset is nominal the with just a...

ADATA XPG EMIX H30 and SOLOX F30 - Sassy Looks with Splendid Bass ADATA turned quite a lot of heads last year when it launched their XPG EMIX lineup of audio gears with an in-ear gaming earphone called the XPG EMIX I30 which we reviewed a few days back and the EMIX H30 over the head gaming headset and SOLOX F30 Amplifier. The venture is an interesting move not only for ADATA alone since its their first venture into the field of audio devices but also as a whole since this puts ADATA in a league of manufacturers that deal both in memory devices as well as peripherals! Today thanks to ADATA India I have with me the ADATA XPG EMIX H30 Gaming Headset and SOLOX F30 Amplifier that happen to be the flagship product of this new EMIX lineup. Coming with a hefty price tag of $200 the EMIX H30 headset utilizes 53mm neodymium drivers to deliver a thump pumping audio quality at a maximum 20Khz all working perfectly with almost any device you can name of including PC, cell phones, tablets and even ...