January 2022 was a massive month for PCs, with new GPUs, laptops, monitors, and a good dose of controversy. Here are eight stories to get you up to speed.
There are a lot of ways to trick out your gaming setup, but the Asus ROG Strix Flare II Animate goes beyond looks. It's the new benchmark for gaming keyboards.
HP announced two new AIOs: The HP Presence AIO and EliteOne 800 G9, both of which come with a few improvements, including an optional wireless charging stand.
AMD just launched the RX 6500 XT, a $200 GPU targeted at budget gamers. But last-gen cards are better options given how much AMD gave up to hit that price.
2021 was a rough year for graphics cards, but 2022 shows a light at the end of the tunnel. Here's what to expect from AMD, Nvidia, and Intel this year.
God of War PC's port is finally here, and it looks great. To get the optimal performance, we tested the game to find the best settings for God of War PC.
CES 2022 was full of expensive products most people can't afford. But Nvidia and AMD recommitted to a budget market that they had seemingly left behind.
Intel showed off Arc Alchemist GPUs at CES 2022, but we hoped to see much more. For now, you should be skeptical about the cards until Intel has more to share.
Asus made its best laptop, the Zenbook 14X OLED, even better. The new Space Edition is a collector's item, but it's comfortable enough to be your daily driver.
Asus revealed two ROG monitors at CES 2022, including the world's first 42-inch 4K OLED display. And it might be the perfect option for PC and console gamers.
HP unveiled a redesigned Envy Desktop at CES 2022, and the slick design combined with powerful hardware could be the ticket for creators and gamers alike.
The HP Omen 45L is like a dream where gaming PC designers deliver on every promise. It improves an already great design, and it'll be tough to top in 2022.