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The Teamgroup T-Force Xtreem ARGB CKD DDR5 kit is a powerhouse built for serious overclockers and enthusiasts, offering blazing speeds of 8400MHz and even 9333MHz out of the box, if you have the right high-end Intel Z890 hardware to unlock its full potential.

The Netac NV7000-T is a fast PCIe Gen 4 SSD that performs well in daily tasks and file transfers, thanks to its Maxio controller and Host Memory Buffer setup. While it stays cool under stress and offers good value for older system upgrades or PS5 use, it falls short in some benchmarks and game load times, likely due to firmware tuning.

The Thermal Grizzly PhaseSheet PTM is a solid alternative to traditional thermal paste, especially for high-performance GPUs that suffer from rising temperatures over time. It uses a smart material that turns into liquid when hot to better fill tiny gaps, improving heat transfer and durability. While applying it takes more effort and care compared to paste, the performance results speak for themselves: better thermals, longer life, and less maintenance over time. If you're running powerful gear and don’t mind the higher price or extra prep, this is a smart upgrade.

As per Digital Foundry, PS6 is speculated to feature 24GB of RAM to accommodate advanced Ray Tracing and AI without a cost increase.

The ORICO IG740 Pro 2TB SSD is a fast and affordable Gen4 NVMe drive that delivers solid performance in gaming and everyday tasks, even beating some more expensive options like the Corsair MP600 Elite in certain tests.

The Teamgroup T‑Force GC Pro 2 TB Gen5 NVMe hits blistering 13 GB/s read and 12 GB/s write speeds for just $199, works fine in a PS5, and even packs DRAM. The only possible downside is that it runs hot under load, reaching into a high 70°C range despite its graphene pad, so you’ll need active cooling. However, if you can tame the heat, it’s unbeatable bang‑for‑buck Gen5 performance.

I tuned and benchmarked a relatively affordable DDR5 kit to see how much performance gains we can achieve.

A no-nonsense breakdown of RAM timings that actually matter when you're dialing in your overclock to help you get the most performance.

The ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero is one of the most premium ($700) offerings for AMD's most premium chipset. It offers a fresh, all-black design highlighted by the large Polymo Lighting II array, excellent VRMs, five M.2 slots, and 20 USB ports. Dual LAN ports are also on offer, but we would've preferred a singular 10G port.

In the RX 9070 XT Vs RX 7900 XTX comparison, we will see how these cards perform in gaming tests, productivity tests, and power consumption.

Minecraft is one of gaming's most celebrated releases, and it also has a glowing modding community that can help improve your experience.

The Biwin Black Opal NV7400 2TB NVMe SSD offers impressive speeds of up to 7400MB/s read and 6500MB/s write, making it a solid choice for high-performance storage. The SSD is PS5-compatible, includes a graphene thermal pad for heat management and comes with a five-year warranty. While it performs well in most tests, it lags slightly behind some competitors in real-world scenarios, especially under heavy loads. Overall, it’s a fast, affordable option with a few trade-offs.