The first ATX 3.0 compatible SFX power supply falls into our hands, and we don't miss the opportunity to evaluate it thoroughly. The Channel Well Technology CSX 850M-G offers high performance, coming with a single 12+4 pin PCIe connector.

Netac enters the DDR5 market with the Shadow II DDR5 memory. This kit sticks to the JEDEC DDR5-4800 specifications, for maximum system compatibility and budget conscious consumers. Follow along as we test this memory and see how it stacks up the competition!

More than a year after the original Burst Pro, ROCCAT presents the wireless Burst Pro Air. Equipped with PixArt's PAW3370 sensor, the 81 g Burst Pro Air promises up to 100 hours of battery life, and comes with 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity. Optical switches for the main buttons and pure PTFE feet are still on board, too.

The ssupd Meshroom S is a new and improved version of the Meshlicious case, but with enough differentiation to co-exist alongside the original. As such it does not only set itself apart with new color options, but some discussion worthy tweaks and build possibilities that go well beyond its ITX based origins.

ARCTIC showcases how to handle a potential quality control issue the right way by being proactive about it. Today we take a look at the ARCTIC service kit for affected batches of its popular Liquid Freezer II AIO CPU coolers and go through the service process ourselves to see how user-friendly it is.

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is quite possibly the best wireless gaming headset money can buy. It's sleek, superbly comfortable, jam-packed with well-implemented features, and sounds great!

Neo Forza MARS takes this high-capacity memory kit to the limits. Configured as 2x 32 GB, with a 4000 MT/s memory profile and modest primary timings of 19-23-23-46, Neo Forza is looking to grab the attention of content creators. Follow along as we dive into this review and see what Neo Forza has to offer!

HarmonicDyne moves into the premium planar magnetic headphone world with the over-ear HarmonicDyne G200 featuring custom drivers that compete favorably against others priced a lot more, comes with fantastic accessories, and yet has some issues that we will address and solve in this review!

The GD120 is an expensive desk from Cooler Master with ARGB lighting and compact dimensions to fit tight spaces. Is it worth spending $380 to get it? This is a tricky question, so you better read our full review to find that out.

be quiet! looks to compete in the ARGB era with the Pure Rock 2 FX. Based on a tried and true design, this single tower cooler is quiet, well built, and visually stunning. Thus making it an appealing option for those with entry to mid-range systems wanting to add a little visual flair without going over the top.