PC Components

In Pictures: 50 weird and wonderful PC cases we saw at this year's Computex

Computex always delivers the goods when it comes to wild and wacky PC cases. Here are our favorites from this year's show floor.

Computex 2019: Razer roll out interoperability between Chroma and other RGB lighting ecosystems

Razer has announced that their Chroma Connected Devices program now covers 25 third-party partners.

Computex 2019: SteelSeries unveil adjustable actuation gaming keyboard

SteelSeries have announced two new keyboards featuring fully adjustable actuation switches.

In Pictures: ASUS debut a striking concept motherboard at Computex 2019

ASUS a radical and futuristic concept motherboard during their press conference at this year’s CES. Here’s a closer look at it.

Computex 2019: ASUS show off their concept motherboard of the future

Although the company are still keeping quiet on whatever happened to Project Precog, ASUS did show off a similarly-radical motherboard concept at this year’s Computex.

What is a Nvidia Studio laptop?

One of the biggest announcements out of this year’s Computex came out of Nvidia’s press conference. More specifically, it came in the form of the company’s new Studio laptop program.

In Pictures: AMD up their arsenal with Ryzen 2 & Radeon RX 5000 graphics cards

AMD brought a range of new goodies to their 2019 Computex press conference, including their first 7-nanometer graphics cards.

In Pictures: Nvidia come for the content-creator market with new Studio laptops

Nvidia is positioning its new RTX-powered Studio laptops as the prime choice for the next generation of content creators. Here's a look how they got announced.

Computex 2019: A roundup of Asia's biggest tech trade show

In case you missed Computex in 2019, here's a quick brand-by-brand recap of everything you need to know.

ASUS ROG Strix Scope review: Effective, Pretty and Pretty Expensive

The ROG Strix Scope is a good keyboard, with a higher price-tag than all but the priciest of gaming keyboards out there. And even if does a few things very well, it doesn’t do enough to ever fully justify that high cost.