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By Joe Shields Published
The military-inspired Warthog mid-tower borrows from Corsair’s Vengeance C70 and takes the military aesthetic up a couple of notches. Is the rugged look worth it?

By Matt Safford Published
Expensive, just like everything else now

By Brandon Hill Published
The JSAUX FlipGo features dual 16-inch touch displays and a built-in hub.
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By Matt Safford, Sarah Jacobsson Purewal last updated
These are the best computer speakers that we've tested — whether you’re looking for a simple stereo system or 5.1 surround sound.
CPUs

By Bruno Ferreira Published
An internal driver and a shipping manifest reveal that Intel's desktop Raptor Lake Next parts may be on the way right now.
Graphics Cards

By Shane Downing Published
Linux kernel modules lift Nvidia’s half-rate AI tensor limit on GeForce RTX 20, 30, and 40-series GPUs.

By Newton Gitonga Published
Nvidia’s reported $2,000 annual fee per GPU could turn its software business into a multibillion-dollar revenue stream, but Huang has yet to reveal when the pricing could take effect.

By Zhiye Liu Published
Wondering why RTX 5090s are so hard to find? Leaked footage shows thousands of consumer GPUs, including Founders Editions, being torn apart for AI servers.
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Features

By Chris Stokel-Walker Published
Premium China has shown that older DUV lithography can be stretched much further than many expected – but can it fully catch up?

By Anton Shilov Published
Premium Despite all odds, the AI boom is increasing relevance of tape storage as technology enables cheap storage with zero power consumption in idle and ultimate security with an air gap.

By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal Published
Premium Headsets are mainly about audio, but that doesn't mean that the "objectively" best-sounding headset by audiophile standards translates to the best-sounding headset by gaming standards.
PC Components

By Joe Shields Published
The military-inspired Warthog mid-tower borrows from Corsair’s Vengeance C70 and takes the military aesthetic up a couple of notches. Is the rugged look worth it?

By Bruno Ferreira Published
$4,700 audiophile-grade network hub promises a noise-free experience and music with "emotional impact." Seven isolation stages per port were chosen with "listening comparisons"
Desktops and PC Building

By Shane Downing Published
Premium Sipeed’s MaixStation pairs Axera’s AX8860P with 128GB of LPDDR5X at 273 GB/s to take on Nvidia’s DGX Spark and AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo.

By Stewart Bendle Published
Premium Component bundles are a great way of offsetting high prices on certain parts, but your proximity to a Micro Center may save you even more.
Deals

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I never trust a USB cable I've not tested, which is why I recommend USB testers like these to help you separate the bad from the good.
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