Discover the revolutionary design of the new Corsair Air 5400 PC Case in this detailed overview. Explore its advanced cooling capabilities, spacious interior, and sleek aesthetics, perfect for any ...

Join us as we dive into the universe of gaming with the Alienware Steam Machine! In this video, we'll guide you step-by-step through the initial power-on process and the setup of SteamOS. Whether ...

If you’re aiming for a gaming PC that balances price and performance, this ₹50k build hits the sweet spot. With AMD’s powerful Ryzen 5 5600X and Intel’s Arc A750 graphics card, it’s built to handle ...

The new Beelink SER9 Pro is an affordable premium mini PC with great performance for productivity or creative workflows. It can also do a bit of gaming, and is an all round pleasure to use.

The Lenovo Legion Go 2 is an awesome handheld gaming PC with the best display you'll find on a handheld gaming PC. The hardware is excellent, but the high price and the Windows 11 experience are huge ...

Corsair has a few options for the Frame 4500X: with RS-R ARGB fans for £120/€140, or with LX-R Link fans for £170/€195. I have the latter option for review, which includes an iCUE Link System Hub ...

Before next week's Prime Big Deal Days even start, you can enjoy price cuts on well-reviewed desktop PCs from Apple, Dell, Lenovo, and more.

The Creative Pebble Nova comes in a 2.0-speaker configuration. Each speaker has a very round design compared to other Creative speakers like the Pebble Pro. The speakers have a very Sci-Fi look to ...

SAVE $30: As of Sept. 30, get the Arzopa Portable Monitor for $199.99, down from its usual price of $229.99 at Amazon. That's a discount of 13%.

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We benchmark the latest desktop gaming PC from Acer, with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card and an Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF CPU.

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