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Teamgroup introduces new PCIe 5.0 SSDs

Team Group's gaming brand, T-Force, has unveiled its latest PCIe 5.0 SSD series named GA Pro. These NVMe drives feature read speeds of up to 10,000 MB/s, making it a good all-rounded solution for gamers and power users who want something more than your typical PCIe 4.0 SSD. Equipped with …

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Thermaltake introduces The Tower 250 Mini

Thermaltake has unveiled the Tower 250 Mini, a new Mini-ITX case designed to showcase your PC. Like all other Tower PC cases from Thermaltake, this model has an octagonal prism shape with a vertical orientation and is available in various colours. Available in black, white, green, and blue, the Tower …

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Chieftec introduces Visio dual-chamber ATX PC cases

Chieftec is expanding its case lineup with the launch of the Visio series, featuring two distinct models for different tastes and needs. The Visio and Visio Air sport a dual-chamber design, tempered glass panels, and hidden-connector motherboard support, making them perfect for building and showcasing a clean system. Both cases …

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Corsair debuts iCUE Link LX RGB reverse fans

Corsair is expanding its cooling fan lineup with its new LX-R RGB series fans, which bring a reverse flow design to its high-performance LX RGB lineup. These stylish and efficient fans are perfect for showcasing your system's lighting without sacrificing cooling performance. Designed with community feedback in mind, the LX-R …

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First AMD UDNA GPUs expected in 2026

AMD's unreleased UDNA GPU architecture is back in the news, with a fresh leak suggesting a Q2 2026 release for the first gaming GPUs based on this new unified design. Chiphell leaker Zhangzhonghao (via Wccftech) claims that AMD is ditching the separate RDNA (after RDNA4) and CDNA architectures in favour of a single …

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ASRock is getting into the PSU market with 19 models

ASRock is expanding its reach into the power supply market with a comprehensive new lineup. Featuring familiar names like Taichi, Phantom Gaming, Steel Legend, and Challenger, these PSUs are ready to power everything from budget builds to high-end gaming rigs. Built to meet the demands of next-gen hardware, ASRock's PSUs …

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Intel Arrow Lake-U may end up being a Meteor Lake-U Refresh

Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200U series has taken an unexpected turn. New leaks suggest that instead of adopting the Lion Cove and Skymont core architectures of the desktop and other mobile parts, these chips will feature a tweaked version of the current Meteor Lake architecture. Leaker Jaykhin has spilt the …

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Cooler Master launches Hyper 411 Nano CPU cooler

Cooler Master has officially launched the Hyper 411 Nano, the latest product in its esteemed Hyper series of CPU air coolers. Designed to elevate cooling performance, the Hyper 411 Nano introduces several advanced features that appeal to gamers and PC enthusiasts alike. The Hyper 411 Nano's direct-contact heat pipe design …

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APNX launches new V1 dual-chamber mid-tower

APNX has unveiled the APNX V1, a mid-tower case that balances design with high-performance cooling capabilities. With its dual-chamber structure and panoramic view, the V1 is not just a component housing but a piece that enhances any gaming setup or professional workspace. Engineered for optimal airflow, the V1 features a …

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Leo Says 77 – Intel ‘fesses up about Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200S

The launch of the new Intel Core Ultra 200S family of CPUs along with Z890 motherboards was a thorny process. KitGuru suffered along with pretty much every other review site on the planet and you may have noticed we held off from reviewing of the Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K and Core Ultra 5 245K as it is clear to us that Intel has some work to do before this platform is ready for action.

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