Montech’s new shuttered PC case is so odd, I can’t decide whether I’m missing the sheer brilliance of it or if it really is totally pointless

Future Future Future This year’s Computex has followed the usual theme of oddball excess, and while that’s perhaps not totally appropriate for today’s climate, it does allow vendors to showcase something rather unusual. In the case of Montech’s new PC case, though, the design is so oddball that I genuinely blinked and shook my head…

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Subnautica 2 promises to add ‘one of the most requested’ features, but sorry, it’s not a knife you can stab fish with

Subnautica 2 launched last month with both huge player numbers and widespread acclaim, but this is just the start of its early access journey. With a couple years of development still to come, design lead Anthony Gallegos outlined what players can expect to see coming to the undersea survival game in the weeks and months…

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Corsair’s slightly-outrageous Warthog PC case is the thing I’d most like to take home from Computex 2026, and I’m not ashamed to say it

I’ve been running our Computex 2026 liveblog throughout this year’s show, and as a result, I’ve had a front row seat watching all of our reporting rolling in. It’s been an excess-filled event full of exotic hardware releases, but out of all of them, I think the product I want the most is the new…

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Corsair’s range-topping AX1600i power supply gets some much-needed upgrades, including pin monitoring, proper GPU power sockets, and a reduction in size

If there’s one component in your beloved gaming PC that you should never cheap out on, it’s the power supply unit, especially if you’re using a high-end CPU and graphics card. Corsair’s AX1600i has been the PSU of choice for many enthusiasts, but its design is somewhat lacking these days. Well, good news: it’s been…

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This skyscraper-shaped custom PC at Computex has a food stall out the front selling ‘Taiwanese sausage with sticky rice’ and a rock climber free soloing up the side

My hardware happy place is cool people making cool things. A case in point would be this custom build that leverages an already very nice touchscreen PC into a Taipei night market diorama scene. The headline act is the light-up, 3D printed recreation of the Taipei 101 building, complete with an itty bitty Alex Honnold…

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