An important guide if you are using a liquid cooler for you CPU

Given how awesome and affordable a bolt-on liquid cooler is, there's no reason you shouldn't consider running one in your gaming rig.

All-in-one water coolers for the PC: We explain the advantages and disadvantages, and what you should consider when buying and installing them

Adam and Will have the massive, expensive, AIO-packing MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Suprim Liquid in the lab, and they're ready to test its performance, cooling, and noise.

Secondary displays are far from new, of course, but they've become increasingly complex in modern times. The Xeneon Edge is certainly fancy, or a bit weird, boasting...

The MSI Spatium M580 PCIe NVMe M.2 2 TB Frozr Liquid (say that three times fast) was spied on the show floor by the crew over at...

Don't spend a lot on a CPU cooler unless you really have to. These excellent budget models all come in well under $50 and can compete with some of the best.

Upgrade your CPU cooling with one of these air or liquid coolers and enjoy higher clocks, less noise, and lower temps.

Don't pay for more motherboard than you need. But also don't overlook a feature that really counts. Read our primer before making your next motherboard purchase.

The placement, position, and orientation of your PC's cooling fans matters. Here's our guide on the best way to configure your fans for maximum performance.

As the era of AM4 draws to its close, AMD's launch of the 5800X3D shows just how far Ryzen has come—and the tangible benefits of the company's generosity toward fans.

Here's our step-by-step guide to help you build your very own compact mini-ITX PC from scratch.

The Falcon Northwest FragBox epitomizes why you buy a boutique custom PC. I can't find a single thing to complain about.