A metaphorical treasure trove of information just appeared on Bluechip’s website.

If you like the Ark 90 but want an even more unique version of it, then you can get the new Electro Limited Edition version.

Noctua's latest fan was designed from the ground up to deliver the best performance Noctua can offer for both high-pressure and high-flow applications.

NZXT partnered with Gamer’s Outreach, and 10% of H700 PUGB sales will go to the charity.

The MasterBox K500L is a new mid-tower chassis from Cooler Master with practical internals and distinctive frontal styling that manages to avoid the cliches of its market segment.

After barely a year on the market, Intel’s Kaby Lake-X processors are being discontinued.

The new Predator DDR4 RGB features what HyperX calls Infrared Sync Technology to keep the lighting effects of adjacent DIMMs in sync.

Alphacool isn’t breaking new ground with its new full-cover water block for the Intel Optane SSD 900P, but if there is an SSD that deserves to be water cooled, it’s this one.

After making monoblocks for some of last year’s highest-end X370-based motherboards, EK seems ready to cover the just-released X470 platform.

Microsoft made available update KB4091666 that includes microcode updates to mitigate Spectre Variant 2 on additional Intel processors.

The release notes for a version of Intel Rapid Storage Technology (pictured above) leaked some interesting tidbits of information about some upcoming Intel desktop platforms.

Philips announced a massive 43” monitor, the Momentum, that is capable of hitting 1000nit peak brightness for true HDR compatibility.

TeamGroup partnered with Asus to launch a line of DDR4 memory for the TUF series of motherboards.

MSI announced a new mid-tower chassis called the MAG Pylon. It sports glass on the sides and front, and it ships with RGB-lit fans that integrate with MSI’s Mystic Light lighting ecosystem.

First leaked in the beginning of this year, the lower-power variants of AMD’s Ryzen APUs are now officially detailed on AMD’s website.

Barely a week after announcing its 5GHz overclocking achievement, Adata officially released the Spectrix D41 RGB memory.

G.Skill announced the availability of new, higher-speed memory kits in its AMD-version Trident Z and Sniper X product lines.