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Quarterfinals: Vote for the best RTS unit of all time
PC Gamer is running a reader poll to determine the greatest Real-Time Strategy (RTS) unit of all time, with the quarterfinals featuring matchups like Peon vs. Mammoth Tank and Dolphin vs. Priest. The article highlights the unique abilities and lore of each unit, encouraging readers to vote based on various criteria.
Our absolute favourite gaming keyboard, the Wooting 80HE, is getting a BIG KNOB, improved switches, and more
Wooting has announced the upcoming Wooting 80HE+ gaming keyboard, an upgraded version of their highly-regarded 80HE. The new model features improved Lekker Tikken switches, a split spacebar module, and a new FR4 plate, aiming to enhance typing experience and performance. Pre-orders begin September 17.
We now have teardown pics of the Steam Frame controller and it looks like it could be pretty repairable
Teardown images of Valve's upcoming Steam Frame VR controller reveal a design that appears to prioritize repairability, featuring multiple small PCBs and accessible screws. This contrasts with the more complex internal design of the Valve Index controller. Valve is reportedly targeting a summer launch for the headset, with imports already arriving in the US.
Gigabyte's new gaming mouse and keyboard look great and all, but can we get a round of applause for its web…
Gigabyte has unveiled new gaming peripherals, the Aorus K10 Infinity keyboard and Aorus M10 Infinity mouse, featuring advanced specifications like magnetic switches and 8000 Hz polling rates. A key highlight is the introduction of web-based software for easier control and customization, aiming to reduce bloatware.
The Tryx Vas PC case: briefcase or air conditioning unit, you decide
The Tryx Vas is a new PC case showcased at Computex 2026, described as an artistic project blending technology and art with an all-metal design. Its briefcase-like appearance has led to comparisons with both stylish briefcases and industrial air conditioning units, highlighting its unique aesthetic.
Thermal Grizzly enters the PC fan scene and of course it's more about quality engineering than RGB, though…
Thermal Grizzly, known for its thermal pastes and cooling solutions, has entered the PC fan market with its new DeltaMate Purrformante fans. These fans are engineered for low-speed, high static pressure applications and feature integrated rubber decoupling and magnetic corner covers for seamless daisy-chaining. The company aims to compete with established brands like Noctua through a focus on quality engineering.
