Resident Evil Requiem is the ninth mainline entry in Capcom's survival horror series, running on an upgraded RE Engine with full path tracing support—a first for the franchise on PC. In our performance review, we examine its graphical fidelity, VRAM usage, upscaling options, and how well it runs across a wide range of modern GPUs.

Resident Evil Requiem arrives nearly five years after the last RE game and puts players in the boots of two protagonists: Grace Ashcroft and Leon S. Kennedy. Our handheld performance review evaluates the game's performance across some of the most popular PC handhelds, including the Steam Deck and the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X.

Made of carbon composite, the ambidextrous ARYE RCC-1 weighs only 48 g. Equipped with PixArt's PAW3950 sensor and Omron optical switches for the main buttons, the RCC-1 also supports 8000 Hz wireless polling.

Styx: Blades of Greed brings back the cult stealth series after nine years, moving the infamous goblin to Unreal Engine 5 with larger, more vertical environments. In our performance review, we examine its graphical fidelity, VRAM usage, upscaling options, and how well it runs across a wide range of modern GPUs.

The Formula V Line Crystal U9 not only relies on its clean, beautiful looks using a front glass panel with dual bends, but also the combination of useful fans and a very attractive price point. These make it a very interesting choice for those wanting to build a beautiful and functional system without breaking the bank.

The Colorful GeForce RTX 5070 Mini OC delivers impressive performance in a compact metal design, perfect for SFF builds. This is the smallest high-end graphics card on the market, measuring just 18 cm long, and its dual-slot design is more than enough for powerful gaming.

For those looking to stay under $250 without sacrificing performance, the ASRock Z890 Steel Legend Wi-Fi is a solid choice. It handles Intel's top-tier CPUs and PCIe Gen 5 SSDs with ease. With a stylish white design and a good range of features, ASRock delivers a compelling option, even if it has some minor drawbacks.

The Ninkear S14 won't be breaking any benchmark records, but it’s a real contender for a solid work-from-anywhere machine. It offers an honest price tag, a nice IPS display, a buttery-smooth touchpad, and plenty of extras. It also brings respectable battery life and great overall user comfort to the table, making for a tempting overall package.

The PELADN H05 sports the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 with Radeon 890M graphics to deliver some of the strongest integrated performance we’ve tested in a Mini-PC, keeping pace with performance leaders such as the GEEKOM A9 Max while slightly undercutting them on price.

The ambidextrous VUK innovates in several ways. Aside from featuring a dual-sensor design, it also implements SR latch debouncing for the lowest possible click latency. The VUK only weighs 36 g, despite being medium size and having no holes in the upper shell. PixArt's PAW3950 sensor and 8000 Hz wireless complete the package.