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AYANEO NEXT II

AYANEO NEXT 2: The Most Expensive Windows Handheld At $5,299

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AYANEO's Windows handheld AYANEO NEXT 2 will arrive at the end of July with AMD Ryzen AI Max and a price tag of up to $5,299.

The Chipset Tax: Why The B-Series Motherboards Still Beat Flagship Z-Series In Raw Value

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Why pay $500 for useless motherboard features when the B-Series chipsets still remain the undisputed king for building value-for-money gaming PCs?
AsRock SL-1000P Platinum - PSU Front Fan Grill

ASRock SL-1000P Platinum Review: Making Great Even Better

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The ASRock SL-1000P is a stellar 80 Plus Platinum power supply that essentially takes the already highly efficient platform of its "Gold-rated" sibling, the SL1000GW, and gives it a few smart hardware tweaks. Built by OEM HEC, it delivers tight voltage regulation, excellent efficiency numbers that match its Cybenetics Platinum rating, and remarkably quiet fan performance even under heavy loads. While its unique gray color scheme might not fit every custom aesthetic, and the TempGuard cable safety feature shuts down the system a bit too abruptly without warning, it offers incredible value for anyone wanting top-tier power efficiency. That said, if you want to save $25 to $40, the nearly identical SL1000GW remains a highly tempting alternative.

Lian Li HydroShift II OLED Curved 360P28 Review

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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.

Why Gaming Benchmarks Became Entertainment Content

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Gaming benchmarks have evolved from simple frame rate tests into dramatic, personality-driven entertainment fueled by fan rivalries.

Why Gamers Buy More Than They Play

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Why do gamers keep buying games they never finish? modern gaming has become as much about collecting as playing.

I Let an AI Algorithm Decide My Graphics Settings for a Week

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Discover how ditching manual graphics tweaking for AI optimization eliminates stutters, beats the "Ultra" preset trap.

The Best Motherboards To Buy For The Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus

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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.
Netac WH61S

Netac WH61S M.2 Enclosure Review: Tool-Less Design Meets 10Gbps Limits

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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.
Resident Evil 4 Remake on iPhone 17 Pro

How Mobile Gaming Is Constantly Breaking New Ground

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Mobile gaming has found itself in a place where it continues to make frequent major leaps with AAA experiences.
Arctic P12 Pro Reverse A-RGB

Arctic P12 Pro Reverse A-RGB Fans Review: The Best Value Reverse Fan?

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The Arctic P12 Pro Reverse A-RGB fans are a fantastic, budget-friendly option for budget builders prioritizing a clean, strut-free aesthetics in a dual-chamber case. Priced at $18 per fan, it undercuts the premium fan market significantly while retaining strong build quality and vivid ARGB illumination.
Logitech G502X Design

Logitech G502 X Review: A Jack Of All Trades?

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The Logitech G502 X is a great jack-of-all-trades mouse that's perfect for both productive tasks and casual gaming, thanks to its new and improved LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanical switches, 5 onboard memory profiles, low weight of 89g, and decent tracking thanks to the HERO 25K sub-micron sensor. While connectivity could be improved, and there are concerns about the build quality of the rubber cord, it's definitely worth the $60 price because of its button accessibility and diverse functions.