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The Lexar Play X SSD combines an M.2 2230 drive with an adapter into a handy and speedy package, but you won't find it in the US yet

The Lexar Play X SSD offers a versatile M.2 2230 drive with a 2280 adapter, providing flexibility for handhelds, laptops, and desktops. While its read speeds slightly underperform advertised specs, it delivers strong write speeds and fast game loading times. Currently, this hybrid storage solution is only available in UK retailers and not yet in the US.

PC GamesNPositive

Is a $1,200 gaming PC build in 2026 still possible?

This guide outlines a PC build for approximately $1,300 in 2026, aiming to balance cost and performance amidst rising component prices. It features an AMD Ryzen 5 9600X CPU and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 8GB GPU, capable of running current titles at 1080p and 1440p with medium settings and high refresh rates, and is future-proofed for upcoming games like Grand Theft Auto 6.

PC GamerPositive

Razer Naga V3 Pro review

The Razer Naga V3 Pro is a straightforward, albeit pricey, upgrade to the Naga V2 Pro, featuring updated switches and a superior sensor. While its swappable faceplates and extensive button options make it ideal for MMO players, its high cost and the divisive sound of its optical switches may deter some users. Despite these drawbacks, its solid performance, comfortable ergonomics, and robust feature set make it a compelling choice for dedicated MMO gamers.

Retro GamerVery positive

Corsair HS35 V3 is a no-fuss, fantastic sounding wireless headset that is a must-have for PC players on a budget

The Corsair HS35 V3 wireless headset offers excellent sound quality and comfort for its budget-friendly price of $79.99. While it boasts tri-mode connectivity (Wired, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz) and a detachable microphone, its full potential, particularly with Dolby Atmos spatial audio, is best realized on PC. Console players may find it lacking compared to competitors with dedicated software customization.

FZ.seVery positive

Taurus Gaming – färdigbyggt och uppgraderingsbart på Inets vis

Inet, a Swedish retailer, offers Taurus Gaming pre-built PCs that utilize standard components for easy upgrades. These gaming desktops are available in three performance tiers: Pro Gaming for 1080p, Hardcore Gaming for 1440p, and Endgame for 4K gaming, with prices starting from 11,999 SEK.

Retro GamerVery positive

Corsair's latest gaming keyboard just joined the ranks of the best planks I've tested so far

The Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 gaming keyboard is a strong contender in the 60% form factor market, offering advanced Hall effect switches and features like Smart Tap for customizable inputs. While it has minor drawbacks such as spacebar scratches and awkwardly mounted stabilizers, its $99.99 price point makes it a compelling alternative to more expensive options like the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini.

PC GamesNPositive

16GB VRAM now Steam's most common spec, as gamers snap up high-end Nvidia and AMD GPUs

Steam's July 2026 hardware survey reveals that 16GB of VRAM is now the most common GPU specification among surveyed users, surpassing 8GB configurations. This trend is driven by the increasing popularity of high-end Nvidia and AMD graphics cards, with specific models like the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 (12GB VRAM) remaining popular despite the rise in higher VRAM capacities. While no games currently list 16GB as a minimum requirement, titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 can utilize this much VRAM at max settings.

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Starlink gaming: Can you really play online games via satellite internet?

This article analyzes the viability of Starlink satellite internet for online gaming, drawing on over a year of personal experience. While Starlink offers significantly higher download speeds than traditional broadband in some areas, its latency can be a significant issue for competitive titles. The author suggests that Starlink is best suited for slower-paced games and recommends optimizing network settings or considering 5G broadband as an alternative for gamers prioritizing low latency.

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Fortnite, Grand Theft Auto 5 Continue to Top PS5, Xbox Series X/S Most-Played Charts in the US

Fortnite and Grand Theft Auto 5 continue to dominate the most-played game charts on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in the US, according to data from Circana's Mat Piscatella. The lists are largely comprised of long-running live-service titles and annual sports games, with only a few new releases like Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls and Shift at Midnight making brief appearances in the top 20.

PC GamerNegative

Steam Week in Review: Once positioned as mainstream-friendly PC gaming solutions, can Valve's hardware survive the…

Valve's Steam Deck and Steam Machine hardware are facing challenges due to rising component costs, exacerbated by AI data center demand, leading to significant price increases. Despite these issues and a muted reception for the Steam Machine, the Steam Deck continues to appear on Steam's top sellers list, indicating ongoing consumer interest.

Games IndustryPositive

Gamesight: Creators are best predictor for a game's success, not viewership

Marketing platform Gamesight's analysis indicates that the number of active creators producing content by day three of a game's launch is a more reliable predictor of long-term success than total viewership. This metric is particularly crucial for player-versus-player first-person shooter games, where factors like replayability and competitive progression contribute to sustained creator interest and community formation.

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Vilka är det som jobbar med FZ?

This article introduces the staff behind the Swedish gaming website FZ, describing them as passionate gamers with diverse tastes and strong opinions. It highlights their backgrounds, favorite games, music, films, and books, aiming to connect them with the FZ community.

PC GamerNegative

Steam Week in Review: A torrent of janky retail sims continues to flood Steam, and there's no end in sight

The Steam platform continues to see a high volume of retail simulator releases, with 14 new titles launched last week. Despite their often rudimentary appearance and similar gameplay loops, games like Boba Cafe Simulator and Mall Together have found significant audiences. Publisher PlayWay is noted for its prolific output and a strategy of announcing numerous games, potentially only developing those that gain sufficient wishlists.

PC GamerVery positive

Games industry analyst says Meccha Chameleon's June revenue on PC was second only to Fortnite

The hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon achieved significant revenue on PC in June, ranking second only to Fortnite in several western countries according to Newzoo. This success highlights the commercial viability of lower-budget, socially driven multiplayer experiences. The game's low entry cost, viral popularity on social media, and upcoming collaborations contribute to its broad appeal.

Retro GamerNegative

The Samsung 990 SSD is a speedy and reliable drive, but it's difficult to recommend when the Pro model is right there for the taking

The Samsung 990 SSD offers reliable performance and speeds comparable to its Pro model, but its current pricing makes it difficult to recommend over the 990 Pro, especially when alternatives like the WD_Black SN7100 are available. Despite being a DRAM-less PCIe 4.0 drive, it performs well in gaming load times and general use, though its warranty is shorter than the Pro version.

Games IndustryPositive

Meccha Chameleon ranks second behind Fortnite in PC revenue for June | Newzoo charts

Meccha Chameleon achieved significant success in June, ranking as the second-highest revenue-generating PC title behind Fortnite according to Newzoo. The indie hit, developed by Lemorion_1224 and Hagneiro, has sold over 15 million copies since its June 10 launch. Newzoo's report also highlighted the sustained commercial momentum of live-service titles and the impact of subscription services on game lifecycles.

Retro GamerVery positive

The Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 hides surprising versatility and value for money in its unassuming 60% form factor

The Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 offers a compelling value proposition in the 60% magnetic gaming keyboard market, priced competitively against rivals like the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini. It features useful customization options such as Smart Tap and Tap Lock, along with light and fast magnetic switches, though some minor issues like spacebar crunch and a less premium casing are present.

Shack NewsVery positive

MelGeek MADE68 Ultra V2 keyboard review: A sharp competitive tool

The MelGeek MADE68 Ultra V2 is a premium 65 percent mechanical keyboard designed for competitive gaming, featuring magnetic switches with customizable actuation points and a responsive, low-latency performance. While its aluminum alloy frame and sleek design are impressive, the light bar's limited game compatibility and the 'Night Purple' keycap color scheme's readability issues are noted drawbacks. Priced at $219, it offers a satisfying typing experience and a competitive edge, particularly for shooter games.

Retro GamerNegative

The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay delivers swappable battery tech at a cheap price, but it's too quiet to be a true SteelSeries competitor

The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay is a budget-friendly wireless gaming headset featuring swappable battery technology, offering up to 85 hours of playback per battery. Despite its impressive battery life and dual Bluetooth/2.4GHz wireless connectivity, the headset suffers from a quiet sound output, a flimsy build, and an exposed battery design, making it a less compelling option compared to competitors like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless.

PC GamerNegative

Steam Week in Review: Take cover, because it looks like more than half of Steam games will have an AI-disclosure by…

The article analyzes the increasing trend of AI disclosures on Steam, noting a significant rise in AI-flagged game launches since early 2025. If this trajectory continues, approximately half of all Steam games could be AI-flagged by 2027-2028, though most are unlikely to generate revenue. This surge in AI-generated content poses challenges for smaller developers seeking visibility on the platform.