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Hi there, gerbils. We know that news is slow as heck today, and that's why we have more than a few reviews for you to...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Motherboards Multimedia Displays Memory Input devices

Getting into the game has been most every PC enthusiast's goal since all the way back in the 8-bit days. The rise of powerful 3D...

Type: News story Tags: Displays

Hi there, folks. The post-Computex lull is a real thing, and there isn't that much hardware news to go around. Still, you can read our...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Motherboards Power Storage Mobile computing

As usual, a bunch of cool products debuted at this year's Computex. Possibly our favorite thing to come out of the show this year is...

Type: News story Tags: Power

How about those fancy G-Sync HDR monitors, eh? If you got one and hooked it up to your GeForce graphics card using DisplayPort,...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Displays

The big news at Computex seems to have been the continued proliferation of RGB LED illumination in its original and addressable forms. EVGA is no...

Type: News story Tags: Motherboards Power

Trog says hullo and waves. Trog think puny gerbils have enough Computex. Good deals there are, Trog think you click and buy them. Trog is holding big club,...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Graphics Multimedia Displays Memory Mobile computing

The rumors were true: Samsung is bringing FreeSync to its TVs. AMD and Samsung jointly announced the upgrade yesterday, and it applies to...

Type: News story Tags: Displays Gaming Game consoles

The RGB LED party started with backlighting on keyboards. When that wasn't enough, the programmable lighting trend spread to motherboards, graphics cards, and mice. When...

Type: News story Tags: Power

Good folks of the gerbildom, I bring tidings! If it should happen that you're living under a rock and have missed the deluge of news...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Motherboards Power Storage

Antec has a pile of announcements for this year's Computex. We'll be digging into some cases from the manufacturer in a bit, but first let's...

Type: News story Tags: Power Cooling Memory

Most users probably find power supplies pretty boring, but a computer doesn't work well with a crummy one and doesn't work at all without one....

Type: News story Tags: Power

Yessirree, gerbils—it won't be long before you can build an entire system with ROG-branded hardware. That's probably the goal, of course, but in any case...

Type: News story Tags: Cases Power

Over at Computex, Asus has three new premium screens on display. The VG49V double-wide gaming display, CG32UQ console gaming monitor, and ProArt PA34V...

Type: News story Tags: Displays

Gigabyte is showcasing a lot of new products at its booth at Computex. Besides the Aorus RGB Memory we showed earlier, the company is...

Type: News story Tags: Power Input devices

Asus has stealthily launched a new monitor on us. The ROG Strix XG248Q is essentially a 24" version of the ROG Strix XG258Q....

Type: News story Tags: Displays Gaming

Good near-afternoon, gerbils! We're reeling from a busy week of feature articles. Our recent releases include a look at MSI's WS63 8SJ mobile workstation,...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Storage Displays Memory

The Tech Report System Guide is back to beat the heat with a multitude of system builds to serve DIYers of every budget. Start...

Type: Feature article Tags: CPUs Graphics Motherboards Cases Power Storage Systems