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A showroom desk featuring many peripherals and bits of hardware from the Asus x Hatsune Miku collaboration.

Asus has announced even more Hatsune Miku-themed gaming gear, further leading me towards financial ruin

By Jess Kinghorn published

News Haha, I'm in danger.

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battlefield 6

Some gamers are angry that Battlefield 6 is likely going to require Secure Boot but most shouldn't have any issues at all

By Jacob Fox published

News Most gamers will be fine leaving the setting enabled.

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An NZXT N7 Z890 motherboard on a desk with port covers removed.

NZXT N7 Z890 review

By Antony Leather published

Score: 79% A good-looking motherboard that's a bit expensive compared to the competition.

Score: 79%
An NZXT N9 X870E motherboard in black with the port covers removed.

NZXT N9 X870E review

By Antony Leather published

Score: 80% A stylish departure from the usual names and faces, but leaves a little to be desired.

Score: 80%
An NZXT N9 Z890 motherboard on a desk with port covers removed.

NZXT N9 Z890 review

By Antony Leather published

Score: 84% A stunning motherboard with heaps of ports.

Score: 84%
An ASRock B860 Steel Legend Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk with SSD covers removed.

This B860 motherboard is what I'd pair with a Core Ultra 265K to make a powerful pairing for about $500

By Jacob Fox published

Budget steel It looks rather pretty, too.

Budget steel
ASRock Phantom Gaming B860I Lightning Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk.

ASRock Phantom Gaming B860I Lightning Wi-Fi review

By Antony Leather published

Mini Compact, a little limited, but very fairly priced.

Mini
An ASRock B860 LiveMixer Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk.

ASRock B860 LiveMixer Wi-Fi review

By Antony Leather published

Connections USB galore.

Connections
An ASRock B860 Steel Legend Wi-Fi motherboard on a desk with SSD covers removed.

ASRock B860 Steel Legend Wi-Fi review

By Antony Leather published

Top-notch Everything you could want, bar overclocking support.

Top-notch
Close-up shot of an RTX 5070's PCIe slot

Some RTX 50-series gamers with EVGA motherboards are having to physically tape their graphics cards to boot up their PC

By Jacob Fox published

News Nothing a bit of tape won't fix, eh?

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