Thermal Grizzly has released the first public software suite for the WireView Pro II, alongside the first official firmware update. Both are optional, but together they enable full PC‑based configuration and data logging, expanding the device’s capabilities beyond the standalone hardware interface. Software version 1.0.5 provides full operating‑system integration, access …
Read More »Biostar launches new 16GB UDIMM DDR5 memory modules
Biostar has new UDIMM memory modules hitting the market. The new 16GB DDR5 kits are now shipping out, available with either 4800MHz or 5600MHz speeds, designed with a focus on stability and efficiency. Designed to support a wide range of PCs, the Biostar DDR5 16GB UDIMM memory aims to offer …
Read More »New MSI Afterburner update introduces GPU protection features
MSI has officially released MSI Afterburner 4.6.7 Beta 2, a major update that shifts the utility from a pure GPU tuning tool to a broader system health monitor. The update introduces native support for the upcoming flagship GeForce RTX 5090 Lightning series and debuts a monitoring tool to prevent hardware …
Read More »The G.Skill OC World Cup returns for 2026 with $40,000 prize pool
The G.Skill Annual OC World Cup returns at Computex 2026 with a $40,000 prize pool up for grabs. The top nine overclockers from the qualifying rounds will go head-to-head and we may see some records broken along the way.
Read More »Copper scarcity now forcing price hikes in the PC cooler market
The PC cooling market is reportedly bracing for a price adjustment. Alphacool and be quiet! have claimed that the rising cost of raw materials has reached a breaking point, with the former confirming that it will implement a 5% to 10% price increase across its product catalogue by the end …
Read More »ASRock responds to AM5 motherboard failure reports
In recent weeks there have been a number of user reports claiming that their AM5 CPUs died without warning. All of these reports had one thing in common - an ASRock motherboard. Now, ASRock has issued its first official statement on the matter.
Read More »DC Byte analysis warns the era of ‘cheap and abundant RAM’ is over
The era of cheap, abundant RAM is ending, according to new analysis from data‑centre intelligence firm DC Byte. The analysts say memory prices are rising, availability is tightening, and AI workloads are now dictating how global supply is allocated, although consumer-facing companies can combat this with longer life cycles, software optimisation and careful planning.
Read More »FSP launches multiple new ranges for 2026
FSP is one of the longest-established power supply manufacturers in the PC industry, with decades of experience producing PSUs both under its own brand and as an OEM partner for a wide range of well-known companies. Its manufacturing spans high-volume consumer products through to industrial and enterprise-grade power solutions, giving …
Read More »Puget Systems reveals annual reliability data for Ryzen 9000 and Intel Core 200
The specialist system integrator Puget Systems has released its detailed annual reliability report for 2025, offering a transparent look at which hardware brands passed its rigorous internal testing and customer use. While these results are intended to reflect the company's specific internal standards and may not mirror the broader industry, …
Read More »Sharkoon launches adjustable OfficePal C50 and C50M chairs
In recent years, Sharkoon has been rolling out a series of office chairs. This month, the company is launching its best yet, the OfficePal C50 and C50M, both offering a classic mesh style suitable for offices, along with plenty of adjustments so you can dial it in for optimal posture …
Read More »Kingston IronKey KP200 achieves FIPS 140‑3 Level 3 certification
This week, Kingston announced that its IronKey Keypad 200 USB drives, including the KP200 and KP200C, have achieved NIST FIPS 140‑3 Level 3 validation. The certification places the KP200 line alongside the already‑approved IronKey D500S, strengthening Kingston’s position in supplying independently verified, tamper‑resistant data storage.
Read More »Sharkoon’s new SKILLER SGB15 bundle offers full RGB for €30
Sharkoon has introduced the SKILLER SGB15, a budget gaming bundle that pairs a full‑size rubber‑dome keyboard with a high DPI mouse, targeting entry-level PC gamers just getting started.
Read More »FSP launches new PSUs for always-on workloads – up to 3,300 watts
FSP is one of the longest-established power supply manufacturers in the PC industry, with decades of experience producing PSUs both under its own brand and as an OEM partner for a wide range of well-known companies. Its manufacturing spans high-volume consumer products through to industrial and enterprise-grade power solutions, giving …
Read More »Noctua updates roadmap, Pulsar Feinman mouse & Seasonic Prime PX PSU pushed back
Noctua has opened the new year by updating its public product roadmap. As some might've guessed, the January 2026 schedule is defined primarily by shifting deadlines. While the list of upcoming hardware remains identical to the last version published, Noctua has moved the majority of its near-term releases further back …
Read More »CES 2026: ASRock showcases new AIO coolers, QD-OLED monitor
ASRock showed off a new line of AIO liquid coolers, a new QD-OLED monitor and new compact PCs
Read More »CES 2026: CPS PCCooler shows off huge new PC case, new coolers
CPS PC Cooler shows off air coolers, liquid coolers, ATX and workstation cases and more
Read More »CES 2026: Biwin’s 9200MT/s DDR5 RAM, Mini SSDs and more
Biwin shows off CFexpress cards, portable SSDs, DDR5 modules, microSD cards, and next‑gen PCIe Gen5 drives
Read More »CES 2026: ADATA’s high-speed XPG memory, panoramic case
ADATA is marking its upcoming 25th anniversary at CES 2026 with a showcase spanning AI‑centric storage, industrial solutions and new XPG gaming hardware. The company’s booth is divided into three zones - AI Innovation, Smart Living and Gaming Lifestyle. We cover it all in our latest CES video.
Read More »CES 2026: Lian Li launches Lancool 4, new desks and more
Lian Li brought a broad selection of new hardware to CES this year, expanding several of its most recognisable product lines with updated cases, cooling hardware and even desks. In our latest video, we break it all down and give you a first-hand look.
Read More »CES 2026: Endorfy launches new cases, wireless peripherals and more
At CES this week, we stopped by the Endorfy booth to get a look at new peripherals hitting the market early this year, including new keyboards and mice, a new PC chassis and more.
Read More »CES 2026: Cougar launches new self-adjusting chair, PSUs, cases and more
COUGAR has outlined its 2026 lineup at CES, presenting a range of new PC cases, power supplies and an updated ergonomic gaming chair.
Read More »CES 2026: Geekom debuts ‘world’s lightest all-metal laptop’
At CES this week, Geekom showcased multiple new laptop models, including what it claims to be the world's lightest all-metal laptop, weighing just 1kg and measuring in at just 0.23" at its thinnest point.
Read More »CES 2026: Gigabyte unveils new laptop range, including high-end Aorus Master 16
Gigabyte is finishing up its CES announcements this week with the reveal of several new laptop models. The new models house the latest Ryzen CPUs and RTX graphics, with new AI features designed to make hardware and software management easier.
Read More »CES 2026: Gigabyte unveils new-gen OLED monitors
At CES this week, Gigabyte has introduced four new OLED gaming monitors to its line-up, focusing heavily on picture-quality tuning for HDR and SDR content. The key new feature is HyperNits, which aims to address issues with HDR modes appearing dim by boosting the brightness curve without blowing out highlights.
Read More »CES 2026: Digital Storm debuts new prebuilt PCs with RTX Pro Blackwell graphics
At CES this week, we stopped by to visit US PC maker, Digital Storm. At their booth, we got a look at the new Vector and Aventum 5 systems, each taking a different approach to high-end computing.
Read More »CES 2026: CyberPowerPC showcases impressive MA-01 chassis with woven steel mesh
CyberPowerPC is well known for its pre-built gaming PCs in both the US and the UK. This year at CES, the company is showcasing something for the DIY market - a new PC case designed in-house, built around a minimalist design that hides most structural and cooling elements while keeping key components on display. It is also one of the first DIY PC cases on the market to use woven steel mesh rather than standard mesh panels, heavily reducing noise resonance while maintaining strong airflow channels.
Read More »CES 2026: Thermaltake launches new cases, expands racing sim line-up and more
This week at CES we caught up with Thermaltake to get a first-hand look at their new product launches. In our video, we take you through it all, direct from the CES show floor.
Read More »CES 2026: MSI unveils new laptop line-up with Intel Core Ultra 3 CPUs
Today at CES, MSI unveiled its brand-new laptop line-up for 2026, utilising Intel's new Core Ultra 3 Panther Lake processors, as well as RTX graphics.
Read More »CES 2026: Phanteks shows off open-air chassis prototype – the Exo 626
While CES is often used as a platform to launch new products definitely coming to market, it is also occasionally used to showcase prototype products that are not yet ready. This year, Phanteks is showing off a new concept device of its own – the Exo 626. The Exo 626 …
Read More »CES 2026: Sandisk launches new Optimus series SSDs, replacing WD Blue and WD_Black
At CES this week, Sandisk is announcing a big rebranding of its internal SSD line-up. The WD Blue and WD Black ranges are being replaced. Moving forward, Sandisk will launch Sandisk Optimus, Optimus GX and Optimus Pro SSDs. The first set of drives are also ready to hit the market …
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