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By Denise Bertacchi Published
The tiny, portable Creality Pika is a joy to use, especially if you have a high end computer or a recent model phone to pair it with.

By Christian Eberle Published
Asus delivers its take on G-Sync Pulsar with the ROG Strix XG27AQGNV. This 27-inch IPS panel sports smooth motion with 360 Hz, QHD resolution, HDR and wide gamut color.

By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal Published
Signature HyperX comfort carries over to the brand’s first open-back gaming headset.

By Dan Mateescu Published
The MOZA AY210 Force Feedback Base and MFY Yoke Bundle brings force feedback and autopilot following to the world of desktop flight simulators.

By Joe Shields Published
Gigabyte’s limited-edition 40th-anniversary X870 Aorus Infinity motherboard is designed for extreme overclocking, with everything you need for daily use.
Best Picks

By Zhiye Liu Last updated
We’ve carefully chosen the best microSD Express cards to meet the needs and budgets of all Switch 2 owners, based on our detailed lab testing.
CPUs

By Jake Roach Published
AMD and Intel are working together to bring CPU inference optimizations for PyTorch under the unified oneDNN library.
Graphics Cards

By Stephen Warwick Published
One of the GPUs from a stolen shipment of RTX 5090 graphics cards has appeared for sale online. Police have identified three employees at an airport who stole the goods.

By Bruno Ferreira Published
AMD has released a version of its cutting-edge FSR 4.1 upscaler that now works on Radeon RX 6000 GPUs, Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, and Ryzen AI Max, AI 9, and Z2 chips.
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Features

By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal Published
Premium Headsets are mainly about audio, but that doesn't mean that the "objectively" best-sounding headset by audiophile standards translates to the best-sounding headset by gaming standards.

By Stewart Bendle Published
Premium Component bundles are a great way of offsetting high prices on certain parts, but your proximity to a Micro Center may save you even more.
PC Components

By Zhiye Liu Last updated
We’ve carefully chosen the best microSD Express cards to meet the needs and budgets of all Switch 2 owners, based on our detailed lab testing.

By Shane Downing Published
Premium FADU’s FS-SSD carries NFSv3 file operations inside NVMe commands, letting GPUs, DPUs, and NICs read files without a host file system.

By Oliver Haslam Published
Samsung and SK Hynix are reportedly upgrading their factories to produce more advanced RAM chips designed for AI data centers in an attempt to fend off competition from Chinese companies.
Desktops and PC Building

By Shane Downing Published
Premium Sipeed’s MaixStation pairs Axera’s AX8860P with 128GB of LPDDR5X at 273 GB/s to take on Nvidia’s DGX Spark and AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo.

By Stewart Bendle Published
Premium Component bundles are a great way of offsetting high prices on certain parts, but your proximity to a Micro Center may save you even more.
Deals

By Joe Shields Published
Deals Score 32GB of G.Skill DDR5-6000 RAM for just $321 in Newegg’s new AM5 combo. For $1,094 ($249 off), you also get a Ryzen 7 9800X3D and an MSI X870E Tomahawk MAX WiFi board, plus a free AIO cooler.
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