Reviews

The SCUF Omega Smoke is a premium controller built for competitive players who want more controls under their fingertips. It combines four rear paddles, SAX buttons, G-Keys, mechanical switches, TMR thumbsticks, and adjustable Instant Triggers with extensive physical customization. However, the extra controls can make the grip feel crowded, and some removable parts feel less substantial than expected. At $219.99, it is an expensive controller, but its extensive controls and customization make it a compelling option for players who can actually put them to use.

Read our Thermal Grizzly Duronaut Pro review for thermal benchmarks, syringe design, included tools, and its durable anti-pump-out formula.

Our XPG Infinity F360 review breaks down its design, infinity mirror ARGB lighting, noise, and thermals to see if it's worth the price.

The ATK Blazing Sky F1 V3 Ultimate+ targets competitive gamers who want an extremely lightweight mouse without paying flagship prices. Its 37g design, PAW3955 Master sensor, 8000Hz polling, solid-shell construction, and extensive ATK HUB customization give it a strong performance-focused package, while the 300mAh battery provides good endurance at 1000Hz. The compact shape may not suit larger hands, and battery life drops considerably at 8000Hz, but at around $65, it offers a lot of what you'd normally expect from much more expensive gaming mice.

The XVX Trooper63 HE delivers solid Hall Effect performance with adjustable actuation and Rapid Trigger. It is a great value for its price.

We review the Noctua NL-LC1-42 420mm AIO. Discover how its NF-A14x25 G2 fans and acoustic pump handle flagship CPUs.

The ASRock Challenger 360 Digital delivers flagship thermal performance and a 3-inch digital HUD for just $89.99. Read our full review and benchmark analysis.

Noctua has finally launched its new family of all-in-one liquid coolers. For years, PC builders and enthusiasts have wondered whether the undisputed king of...

The Womier SK61 HE is a compact 60% Hall-Effect keyboard that combines a distinctive CNC-milled aluminum design with adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger, and extensive software customization. Its tri-mode connectivity, 6000mAh battery, and 8KHz wired polling rate give it plenty of flexibility, while the RGB lighting and unusual underside design make it stand out visually. The lack of dedicated arrow keys and fixed typing angle are its somewhat significant drawbacks, but it offers a compelling package for anyone looking for a feature-packed magnetic keyboard.

The Epomaker HE65 V2 TMR is a compact 65% magnetic gaming keyboard that provides TMR switches, adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger, and 8000 Hz polling with tri-mode connectivity. Its gasket-mounted design, multi-layer sound dampening, and 4000 mAh battery make it suitable for both gaming and everyday use, while the software offers plenty of customization. At $99.99, it isn't the cheapest magnetic keyboard around, but its feature set and overall experience make it a compelling option for gamers looking for a compact wireless board.

We test the Lian Li B4-mATX, a 21.3L convertible SFF case. Discover if its thermal performance and 4-slot GPU clearance make it the ultimate compact chassis.

Epomaker has been one of the more active names in the mechanical keyboard space. Some models lean toward gaming, while others focus more on...