Derek Forrest

Maingear announced a new small form factor (SFF) co-branded gaming PC that offers Intel Core i9 and AMD Ryzen processors. Similar to the Maingear R1 Razer Edition, it’s a joint effort with Razer and is bathed in green LED lights.

AMD's first graphics card to feature the Vega GPU architecture, the Radeon Vega Frontier Edition, is now available for preorder.

Asus announced its thinnest, lightest, and most powerful gaming laptop back at Computex, and the ROG Zephyrus is now available.

Dell announced that its Inspiron gaming desktop PCs will now include AMD Ryzen processor and Radeon RX 500-series GPU options. Its Alienware Area-51 gaming desktop will soon support AMD Threadripper and Intel X299 processors, too.

Creative Assembly revealed the official release date for its upcoming "Total War: Warhammer II" fantasy-strategy game, with a standard, limited, and special Serpent God Edition available for preorder now.

MSI gave us a chance to try out the latest version of its VR One backpack PC at Computex. So we strapped in, grabbed a big gun, and entered "Dead Prison 2."

Samsung released three new High Dynamic Range (HDR) gaming displays featuring quantum-dot technology, fast refresh rates, and high resolutions.

Following the launch of its Aspire GX-281, Acer revealed a new model, this time, aimed at the low-end of the budget spectrum.

Asus announced a new ROG-branded gaming monitor featuring fast response times, high resolution, quantum dot technology, and Nvidia G-sync.

HP announced several new Omen-branded gaming PCs, ranging from laptops, to desktops, to compact desktops with backpack accessories.

HP unveiled a new external graphics dock under the Omen gaming brand.

Galax may not be the first brand that comes to mind when you think of a Thunderbolt 3 GPU dock, but that’s precisely what the company had on display at its booth during Computex.

With Computex come and gone, MSI has revealed several new products for 2018, including a new gaming desktop PC called the “Infinite Series.”

Acer revealed a new desktop gaming PC with AMD Ryzen processors for its Aspire product family. Say hello to the Aspire GX-281.

Zotac considers Computex to be its biggest show of the year, and the company had plenty of new wares on display at its booth in the Nangang convention hall in Taipei.

Zotac revealed another external device that leverages Intel’s Thunderbolt 3 technology, only this time, it’s designed for PCIe SSD storage devices.

But the beefier graphics system of the new SC17 1080 isn’t the result of Nvidia’s new Max-Q Design philosophy.

Here at Computex, Asus unveiled a new high-resolution HDR gaming monitor called the ROG Swift PG35VQ.

Asus pulled the curtains off of a new gaming PC that’s among the first consumer-level desktops to feature AMD Ryzen processors. Meet the Asus G11DF.

Acer debuted a new Predator-branded gaming laptop called the Triton 700, an ultra-thin notebook that leverages Nvidia’s Max-Q Design and sports a programmable mechanical keyboard.

Nvidia quietly unveiled a new Pascal-based low-budget mobile GPU.