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Asus ROG G22CH Review: Small and Powerful, But Loud

By Charles Jefferies published 13 September 23

Asus’s ROG G22CH packs a Core i9 and an RTX 4070 into a small-form-factor chassis, but it needs serious fan noise reduction.

HP to Relocate PC Assembly to Thailand, Mexico, and Vietnam: Report

By Anton Shilov published 11 September 23

HP to shift production of millions of PCs from China to Thailand, Mexico, and Vietnam.

Best Gaming PCs of 2023

By Andrew E. Freedman published 5 September 23

We test the best gaming PCs with our typical gauntlet of real-world and synthetic benchmarks to measure overall prebuilt system performance.

ASRock's 4x4 Motherboard Packs AMD Phoenix CPUs, Dual Ethernet Ports

By Zhiye Liu published 4 September 23

ASRock Industrial has announced the 4X4-7840U and 4X4 7640U motherboards and their corresponding mini-PC variants.

Zotac Reveals 4th-Gen VR Go Wearable PCs

By Anton Shilov published 31 August 23

Zotac's 4th Gen VR Go wearable PCs pack Intel's eight-core CPU and Nvidia's professional-grade graphics.

Ryzen 9 7945HX3D Mini-ITX PC Puts GPU Slot on Top of the Case

By Anton Shilov published 22 August 23

One of the world's fastest notebook CPUs for gaming.

New Emulator Lets Some x86-64 Games Run on RISC-V Dev Board

By Anton Shilov published 20 August 23

StarFive's VisionFive 2 board can now run select x86-64 games with Box64 0.2.4 emulator.

Maingear MG-1 Silver (Shroud Edition) Review: Strong Starter Rig

By Andrew E. Freedman published 17 August 23

Editor's Choice

The Maingear MG-1 Silver is an affordable step into PC gaming, meticulously built and easily customizable. But the SSD will eventually need replacing.

Intel Severs NUC Lineup with Slew of Discontinuations

By Anton Shilov published 13 August 23

Following decision to withdraw from PC business, Intel EOLs six NUC models in one month.

India Delays Import Law That Halted Computer Shipments

By Anton Shilov published 6 August 23

PC makers now have three months to get import license to sell their systems in India.

Alienware Aurora R16 Review: Thinking Inside the Box

By Andrew E. Freedman published 3 August 23

The Alienware Aurora R16 is in a smaller, more streamlined box with plenty of ports and a decent price, but proprietary parts keep it from being an entry into true enthusiast PC gaming.

Khadas Mind Tiny Modular Workstation Packs Raptor Lake and Nvidia's Ada Lovelace

By Anton Shilov published 23 July 23

Khadas reveals miniature workstation that can add features using proprietary modules.

Asus Reportedly Preps ROG NUC To Replace Intel NUC Extreme

By Zhiye Liu published 21 July 23

Bits and Chips reports that Asus' upcoming ROG NUC will feature Meteor Lake processors paired with Nvidia's GeForce RTX 40-series graphics cards.

PC Shipments Drop Again in Q2, IDC Says

By Anton Shilov published 11 July 23

Shipments of PCs are down 13.4% in the second quarter.

Gigabyte's New Ryzen 7030 Brix Allegedly Up to 140% Faster Than Intel Predecessors

By Mark Tyson published 28 June 23

Gigabyte touts impressive CPU and GPU performance increase delivered by Ryzen 7030 powered Brix, compared to previous gen Intel models.

ASRock's New Mini-PCs Target Workstation To NAS Users And Everyone In Between

By Zhiye Liu published 25 June 23

ASRock partners with Topfeel to launch the DeskMff, DeskMic, DeskMix, DeskAIO, DeskNAS, and DeskMax mini-PCs.

Mac Studio Review: M2 Ultra Powers a Small Workstation Wonder

By Andrew E. Freedman published 12 June 23

Editor's Choice

We tested and benchmarked the Mac Studio with Apple's M2 Ultra chip to see what it can do for graphics, 3D modeling, video editing and more.

Minisforum's New PC Has Intel's Arc GPU, Quad-Fan Cooling

By Anton Shilov published 10 June 23

Minisforum's Neptune NH2673 is not so mini, but it can be used for gaming.

Russian 'Anti-Sanctions PC' Powered by New Skif Processor

By Mark Tyson published 7 June 23

Russian "anti-sanctions PC" uses Skif processor, Alt Linux OS, and domestic hardware to dodge sanctions.

With Its Silicon Transition Complete, Apple Seems to Have New Confidence in its Macs

By Andrew E. Freedman published 6 June 23

Apple has completed its transition away from Intel. Now, it's in full control of its computer lineup.

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