APH Networks is a "dedicated team of people passionate for technology responsible for... writing the reviews or reports, updating the news section, [and] administrating the technical side of the site". For the most part, we are hard at work, producing quality articles for readers and maintaining the site, just like how our Editor-in-Chief, Jonathan, claims "he does not like playing [video] games" because he needs to pays the bills. However, at times, we get stressed out from so much work we do here at APH Networks, that distraction is irresistible. Sometimes, it gets so out of hand, that our hardware testing sessions turn into APH LAN parties. These testing sessions and LAN parties are filled with STFUs (Shut the fridge up, because we don't want the dessert to rot), WTFITS (Why's the fudge in the storage, because something in the fridge did go wrong, and thus, the fudge would rot), and other such words that go through our brains, but do not actually come out of our mouths -- the APH staff does, in fact, get work done by the end of the day. Not only do we review mice and keyboards, but motherboards, chassis, and a variety of other products. Heck, we started to review games not too long ago. However, there was always one thing that seemed to be somewhat outdated at our audio testing lab, and that is none other than gaming headsets, such as the Cooler Master Storm Sirus we're taking a look at today. The Storm Sirus is a headset claimed to be designed for gaming enthusiasts and audiophiles alike. Is this the headset that will take both gaming and audio to the next level? As far as audio quality is concerned in regards to how each user defines it, you will have to experience it for yourself. But if you don't have that luxury, there is always one website you can trust, and that would be APH Networks.



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