Product Reviews

Sonic the Hedgehog-themed, Micro-ATX budget-class board offers an inexpensive way into 13th-gen Intel processors.

The T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-7200 C34 belongs to a new wave of ultra-fast memory kits, but how fast is it?

SideTrak aims for a superior lap-friendly multi-monitor experience with the Swivel but comes up short.

MSI’s Clutch GM51 Lightweight Wireless mouse isn’t all that lightweight, but it is wireless, and it has great battery life.

HP's Dragonfly Pro is an attractive, well-performing laptop with dedicated 24/7 tech support at the press of a button. But it's marred by software bugs that make it feel unfinished.

Another high-end PCIe 4.0 SSD dives into the mix

QHD Mini LED gaming monitor with 165 Hz, HDR, Adaptive-Sync and Extended Color

The Lenovo Legion Tower 7i is an upgradable PC with plenty of ports, though its RAM doesn't run at the advertised speed.

GeIL sends it the Evo V DDR5 memory with active cooling to compete with the best RAM. Can it succeed?

Rolling along the line between gaming and office chair, the Boulies Master looks all business, with just a hint of gaming aesthetic.

We put AMD's new gaming-focused $599 12-core Ryzen 9 7900X3D through our full gamut of tests to see if it comes out on top as the best CPU for gaming.

Raspberry Pi release its latest camera that claims to remove distortion from fast moving subjects.

We put AMD's new gaming-focused $699 16-core Ryen 9 7950X3D through our full gamut of tests to see if it comes out on top as the best CPU for gaming.

The Asus ROG Destrier doesn’t come cheap, but it offers a lot of features comfort settings.

The NT1 5th Generation adds USB-C connectivity and 32-bit float audio to Rode’s iconic mic.

...But not quite ‘Superlight’

A 34-inch WQHD Mini LED VA curved gaming monitor with 200 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, DisplayHDR 1400, and Extended Color

The $2,099 Gigabyte Aorus 15X brings the firepower with its Core i9-13900HX CPU and GeForce RTX 4070 GPU.

The iCUE H170i Elite LCD XT impresses with the strongest cooling performance we’ve seen yet. But with a 420mm radiator and a pretty IPS display, it’s also very expensive.

The Legend from Noblechairs borrows from previous generations of Icons and Heroes to try and stand out on its own as the perfect amalgamation of its history and lineage, but it doesn’t quite succeed.