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The Xastra ASTRA LZ360 is a high-performance 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler that distinguishes itself with a retro-arcade aesthetic featuring a bright, pixel-matrix display across both the pump and the radiator fans. The cooler also offers chart-topping thermal performance on AMD; however, it comes at a cost of a louder acoustic footprint.

Having tested the ASUS GeForce RTX 5080 Noctua OC Edition, we can confirm this GPU is virtually inaudible. This is achieved by combining Noctua's next-generation NF-A12x25 G2 fans with an ultra-premium ASUS cooling block featuring an 11-heatpipe vapor chamber and a phase-change thermal pad for maximum longevity and thermal performance. However, buyers must face an exorbitant 'ASUS x Noctua Tax' that pushes the price between $1,500 and $1,700.

Why pay $500 for useless motherboard features when the B-Series chipsets still remain the undisputed king for building value-for-money gaming PCs?

The SteamRoller by MetaPCs is a pre-built compact PC that comes with SteamOS pre-installed, and has a Radeon RX 7600 GPU at $1,299.

AMD’s EXPO ULL feature will be available for AM5, but the support remains limited depending on the manufacturer, chipset, and motherboard.

The Lian-Li Hydroshift II OLED Curved 360P28 is a highly over-engineered liquid cooler representing the pinnacle of premium luxury for PC aesthetics at $299. It abandons the traditional price-to-performance thermal route, as this cooler is not built for overclocking purists or value-conscious consumers. Instead, it serves as an unapologetic statement piece; its unmatched features stand alone in the current market. However, if you prioritize pure thermal performance or acoustic efficiency, you are better off saving $100-$150 by choosing one of its LCD alternatives.

According to a new report, Radeon RX 9070 XT, the flagship RDNA 4 GPU, is now available for an all-time low cost of $552 in Japan.

The Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus offers great value and performance, but you need a worthy board which is why we have made a list for you.

Increased RAM and SSD prices across the industry have caused gaming motherboard shipments to hit an all-time low.

If you have an extra Gen3 NVMe or SATA M.2 drive lying around and gathering dust, the WH51 is one of the best-value enclosures on the market to turn it into a blazing-fast, pocket-friendly flash drive. However, be aware that pairing this enclosure with a high-end Gen4 NVMe drive may result in significant overheating during prolonged heavy workloads, such as hours of video rendering. For such usage, this enclosure may not offer adequate heat dissipation.

The Netac WH61S is budget-friendly and functional. It is a USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) enclosure with good build quality for the price. However, it has thermal limitations with high-end drives. The metal shell is enough for small file transfers, but high-performance drives can reach nearly 80°C. It's a good option if you have old storage lying around and want a portable drive.

The Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus is a great value beast that would work best with a decent motherboard, which is why we have picked some for you.