We dive deep into the Blackwell architecture rumors. Is 8K gaming finally a reality for consumers? Power draw, CUDA cores, and pricing analysis.
The legendary comfort returns without wires. We tested the 120-hour battery claim and microphone clarity.
Custom mechanical keyboards are getting easier to buy. The Q1 Pro brings wireless connectivity and a gasket mount.
The king of esports mice returns with 2K polling (updateable to 4K) and optical switches. Is it worth the upgrade?
QD-OLED technology delivers perfect blacks and vibrant colors. This monitor changes how you experience atmospheric games.
Incredible performance with a price tag to match. The dual-mode mini-LED screen is a game changer.
From the RX 6600 for 1080p gaming to the RTX 4090 for 4K monsters. We break down the best bang for your buck.
The undisputed king of gaming CPUs. The 3D V-Cache technology destroys everything else in pure gaming performance.
Is it just marketing, or is it actually comfortable? We test the cold-cure foam and magnetic head pillow.
Valve didn't just swap the screen; they improved battery life, thermals, and download speeds. The definitive way to play PC games on the go.
The analog Hall Effect switches allow for Rapid Trigger, changing how you play Valorant and CS2 forever.
The "Super" refresh fixes the price-to-performance ratio. Excellent 1440p performance with DLSS 3.5 support.
Loading screens are a thing of the past. Pushing the limits of PCIe Gen 4 speeds.
Unlimited battery life thanks to the hot-swap system. Active Noise Cancellation makes this a lifestyle headset.
With 4 HDMI 2.1 ports and full G-Sync/FreeSync support, this isn't just a TV; it's a giant gaming monitor.
The carbon fiber composite shell makes this mouse impossibly light (under 35g). But is it durable enough for daily use?
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