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Asus keeps improving its keyboard game, and the ROG Strix Morph 96 Wireless brings solid switches, useful software, and a handy knob at a more approachable price.
Blizzard bet big on Midnight: rebuilt classic zones, a huge class overhaul, player housing, and a new Prey system. It mostly pays off, but clumsy storytelling, UI gaps, and balance hiccups keep it from being perfect.
Open-back gaming earbuds that lean toward runners and gym-goers. Comfortable, long-lasting battery, and a surprisingly capable soundstage, but pricey and not for everyone.
Corsair's original 4000D was a simple winner. The new Frame 4000D RS adds smarter features, wider component support, and better cooling for about twenty extra dollars. It loses a bit of the old minimal charm and gets a touch noisier, but it remains an excellent case for builders who want options.
Crimson Desert is enormous, messy, and oddly lovable. Pearl Abyss packed it with systems, beauty, and a combat engine that hits hard, but the story, tutorials, and some design choices frustrate as often as they delight.
Crimson Desert is loud, sprawling and often frustrating. Fight big groups and explore the stunning world of Pywel and you will have a blast. Try to follow the plot or ignore clunky systems and you may rage-quit. Best experienced as a sandbox rather than a narrative showcase.
NVIDIA's flagship RTX 5090 delivers jaw-dropping performance gains that redefine what's possible in real-time rendering.