Best 4K Gaming Monitors for PC 2019 and more

It's a gaming headset with built-in head tracking - is it worth the £150 asking price?

ASRock's Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX590 8G OC is the least expensive Radeon RX 590 available. But the even cheaper Radeon RX 580 and faster GeForce GTX 1660 Ti are compelling alternatives.

RGB mouse pads are a thing, but have you seen one with a built-in Qi charger for your phone? The ASUS ROG Balteus Qi is certainly not your usual mouse surface. With its portrait-oriented, micro-textured plastic surface, 15-zone RGB lighting and built-in USB port, it's definitely a groundbreaking mouse pad, and it's a very expensive one at that.

The Gladius is back, and this time, it doesn't need a wire! ASUS joined the ultra-low latency wireless game, and they certainly don't just play around. The Gladius II Wireless features a PMW3389 top-of-the-line optical sensor, the ROG-exclusive socket-switch system, a 800 mAH battery, and, of course, a ton of RGB features, including Aura Sync lighting.

Based on our testing, here are the best 4K gaming monitors, from budget to 144Hz—all equipped with G-Sync or FreeSync.

The new CORSAIR Crystal Series 680X RGB is a dual-chamber tempered glass ATX case available in both white and black colors. With room for up to eight fans and four radiators, including one 360mm, superb airflow and brilliant RGB lighting from three LL120 RGB fans all being controlled by the included CORSAIR Lighting Node PRO and powered by iCUE software.

When NVIDIA initially released their new RTX graphics cards the two big selling points where real-time ray tracing and DLSS. NVIDIA’s marketing behind these technologies was “it just works”, which definitely should of had an “*” next to it. With real-time ray tracing NVIDIA did not really talk about the performance hit you would take get those amazing visuals. DLSS on the other hand was something to be excited about, but at least with our testing in Battlefield V it did not look at good and you need to turn ray tracing on to use it, which sort of defeated the purpose of it in the first place. Many gamers want nothing to do with real-time ray tracing or DLSS, they just want a good card that can give them decent frame rates in games. After the RTX 2060 we were not sure what NVIDIA would do for the lower-end of their product stack, but it seems clear that they will be releasing cards that do not have RT or Tensor cores, so no RTX features. The first card to come out is the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, which is meant to be a replacement for the GTX 1060 and should offer some pretty good performance at 1080p and 1440p resolutions. Today we are taking a look at Gigabyte’s GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Gaming OC 6G card, which comes with a nice factory overclock, a custom design with the company’s WindForce 3X cooler, and even RGB lighting. Read on as we take a look…

The Rival 710 brings over many features that were found on the previous iteration, the customisable OLED display and tactile vibration alerts as well as swappable sensor modules all make an appearance in this refresh of the Rival 700.

UPLIFT Desk is well-known in the business world for their ergonomic designs but what about the home office and gaming room? UPLIFT Desk have generously provided us with an ergonomic package to explore exactly that. If you?re at your PC for hours each day, you won?t want to skip this one. This is our official review of the UPLIFT 120 Degree Desk and Single Monitor Arm package.

A couple of months ago we reviewed a few of the newest six-core Intel commercial CPUs that are also used in low-end servers. Intel has also launched some quad-core models, which we are focusing on today. These Xeon E quad-core processors compete directly against AMDs Ryzen Pro product line, focusing on manageability, ECC memory support, and guaranteed product longevity.