Product Reviews

It may be warmer than most, but the Pure Base 500 is a joy to build in and creates one slick rig once you’ve finished.

Our search for the best deal in 3rd Generation Ryzen processor support led us to MSI’s MPG X570 Gaming Plus. Is it a deal or should you look elsewhere for X570 options?

Fractal Design’s latest Define 7 combines a striking aesthetic design with a bevy of convenient build features and impressive performance.

HyperX’s Alloy Origins mechanical gaming keyboard sports in-house switches, but what makes it great is a fine-tuning of the basics and excellent aesthetics.

Do unique fan and RGB features make this card worth its high price?

Love it or hate it for its RGB, Patriot’s Viper VPR100 delivers mainstream performance and class-leading endurance in an attractive package.

With how far motherboard audio has come in the last decade, we went on a quest to determine the best audience for the EVGA Nu Audio Pro sound card.

The Lenovo Yoga C940 has excellent sound quality thanks to a soundbar hinge, though its 4K screen sacrifices battery life.

Solidly built and finished to a very high standard for the price, the new Scimitar offers a comfortable MOBA/MMO mouse with a lot of macro buttons. It won’t translate well to other genres, though.

MSI’s Optix MAG161V boasts an attractive design with impressive port and customization options. But its dim panel doesn’t deal with glare well, and its origami stand is a pain.

With most of the competing kits we’ve been able to get for testing stuck at DDR4-3200, is HyperX’s DDR4-3733 Fury our new dual-stick champion?

The XPG Core Reactor 750 is a high-performance PSU, compatible with the newest and toughest requirements of the ATX spec.

The Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX502 has a full-sized RTX 2070 in it that offers great performance, but it can get loud under load.

G.Skill bumps up the performance of its 64GB (2x32GB) dual-channel kit: Will these higher-capacity DIMMs finally catch up to their mainstream (2x16GB) counterparts?

The Lancool II packs in so many features for less than $100, it’s easy to recommend--especially when you consider its flexibility.

The HyperX Pulsefire Raid has a bounty of customization options and lightweight construction, but middling durability and subpar software are compromises that limit its appeal.

AMD's Threadripper 3990X sets a new performance bar courtesy of 64 cores and 128 threads packed into a single package.

Lian Li’s updated Strimer Plus sports improved lighting and build quality and a better controller box. It’s one of the most striking RGB products you can install in your PC.

The Aorus RX 5700 XT 8G is a great performer at 1440p with ultra settings. And with some tweaking, it’s 4K/60 capable. But this comes at a higher price than similarly performing cards.