Arctic is expanding its AIO liquid cooler collection with the Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB. The cooler boasts a wider RPM range for its radiator fans, A-RGB lighting, and a proven high-performance design. You could say they took an already excellent product and made it better!

The ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Hero is dripping with features and an edgy, head-turning design, but for once the fault lays not with the board or manufacturer, but with the lack of attractive CPU options, although as usual this high-end ASUS board is still prohibitively expensive for most.

The ASUS Radeon RX 9070 XT TUF OC is the company's flagship model. It comes with a thick, metal cooler frame that looks fantastic. Our testing confirms, that this is the most powerful cooler of all the cards tested so far, and noise levels with the quiet BIOS are excellent, too.

The HS02 is Montech's latest flagship case, offering plenty of glass, features, USPs and functionality while still sporting a surprisingly affordable price tag. This makes it an excellent choice for budget minded as well as high-end builds alike. Those who are really wanting to minimize cost also have the non-Pro or HS01 variants to pick from.

The Team Group GC Pro 2 TB is a competitively priced 2 TB solid-state-drive that sells for $200. In our testing it delivered decent performance, but power consumption was very high. This results in a lot of heat output that is very hard to cool, even with a dedicated heatsink.

Just like the FOCUS series, Seasonic's VERTEX PSU series has been around for a while and has a great reputation. With the VERTEX GX 850 W today, we're checking whether the new generation can fill the big shoes of its lineage.

The $3400 ASUS GeForce RTX 5090 Astral Liquid OC is the company's flagship RTX 5090 model. It uses a 360 mm liquid cooling solution to handle the 600 W heat output of the RTX 5090 GPU. Testing in our review confirms: it's the fastest RTX 5090, with lowest temps and best thermals, but also with the highest price.

Oblivion Remastered came out of nowhere and made quite an impact. The game is Steam Deck Verified but can it indeed achieve playable performance on Valve's handheld PC, or on the ASUS ROG Ally for that matter? Find out in our handheld performance review.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is the best RPG this year so far. It's like a blend of a souls-like with a JRPG, turn-based, with some additional mechanics from other genres. In our performance review, we examine its graphical fidelity, VRAM usage, and how well it runs on a variety of modern GPUs.

Crucial has taken a significant step forward with its Classic Series by introducing 64 GB DIMM sizes. The DDR5-6400 JEDEC 128 GB (2x 64 GB) memory kit featured in this review is specifically designed for content creators, data scientists, and individuals requiring large amounts of system memory for local processing. In this review, we'll delve into the benefits of this memory kit and explore how you can harness its potential to enhance your productivity and workflow.