2026

Last month, I reported on Keychron’s announcement for its new MagOptic hybrid optical-magnetic mouse switches. Following in the wake of the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, these switches promise analogue tech for adjustable actuation and rapid trigger. Unlike the Superstrike, however, they also have standard optical switches in there, so you can choose between the…

Galax’s Hall of Fame (HOF) range has traditionally been loud and pricey, but its prototype next-gen GPU design at this year’s Computex might be over the top, even for Galax. That’s because its latest design uses Swarovski crystals for a unique look (and presumably a unique look if it ever makes it to market). As…

The Warthog is an unexpectedly bold case design from Corsair. It’s actually inspired by the Vengeance C70, a similarly military-styled case that has long since been retired. The Warthog, however, has all the latest gizmos. Besides its very bold outer shell, which is available in black and olive, the Warthog also comes with a seriously…

The A Heroes Journey update brought Hercules and Phil to Disney Dreamlight Valley, but unlike Pocahontas, the process of unlocking both characters is slightly more complicated. You’ve got five new quests to make your way through before they move into your valley, alongside a shiny new realm to explore. To begin the first quest you…

AI is everywhere at Computex. Obviously. It’s been like this for the past three years, where those two characters have become so ubiquitous around any tech show or presentation by any hardware or software company that I’ve become almost inured to it. But it’s a big reason about why we can’t have nice things. It’s…

Having only just finished my testing and review of the Radeon RX 9070 GRE before I flew out to Taipei for Computex 2026, I wanted to take the opportunity when I sat down with AMD’s David McAfee to talk about one of the most impressive things I’ve seen in all the Navi 48 GPUs I’ve…

AMD has brought back the Ryzen 7 5800X3D specifically to cater to a DIY market where there is still a ton of AM4 motherboards and DDR4-supporting machines in the market. “We see a lot of users still gaming on like Ryzen 5 2600X or 3700X,” says David McAfee, VP of Ryzen and Radeon at AMD,…