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Borderlands 4 is the best of the series, so long as your PC can run it
Review After playing the brilliant Borderlands 4, I know why I stay up late playing video games; it's also why I'm always worried about having to upgrade my system.
The Order of Giants is great — now give us Wolfenstein 3
Review If you enjoyed Indiana Jones' outing in The Great Circle, then you'll definitely want to check out its first DLC expansion. And I'm excited for what its developers make next.
Razer’s latest keyboard proves low‑profile can still pack a punch
Review The Razer BlackWidow V4 Low-Profile HyperSpeed is a great high-performance, wireless gaming keyboard, but its high price tag and niche appeal hold it back.
Dell 14 Plus is great for work — until you look at the screen
Review The Dell 14 Plus (DB14255) is a plain but capable mid-range Windows AI laptop that mostly gets the basics right, but its display is disappointingly mediocre.
Experience the unthinkable in Cronos: The New Dawn review
Review Bloober Team proves its ascendancy to AAA with "Cronos: The New Dawn," which brings together aspects of all your favorite horror movies and games into one glorious whole.
Can a $60 keyboard really be this good?
Review The iBuyPower MK9 Pro RGB Mechanical Keyboard is a reliable PC gaming accessory with Linear switches that you can rely on. Best of all, it won't break the bank like some other keyboards will.
Mobile CPU in a pre-built desktop? ASUS tried it. Here are the results.
Review ASUS built the T500 to offer a desktop-class RTX graphics card paired with an Intel Core laptop CPU. Does it work? Not really. Here's what you need to know.
What you gain (and lose) with a mini PC like the A9 Max
Review The Geekom A9 Max mini PC is at the pricier end of the spectrum, but when it's an easy replacement for a desktop PC, even for gaming, it makes so much sense.
