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What's on PC Gamer's desk?

Several members of the PC Gamer team shared photos and details of their personal desk setups, including their PC rig specifications and unique personal touches. The article highlights a variety of hardware, from high-end GPUs and custom keyboards to personal items like figurines and collectibles, offering a glimpse into the workspace of gaming journalists.

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Full unicorn vomit, or stealthed-out mean machine? I want to know how much RGB festoons your gaming PC, please and thank…

This article discusses the prevalence of RGB lighting in modern PC gaming setups and asks readers for their personal preferences. The author shares their own mixed feelings about RGB, finding some comfort in subtle lighting while questioning the necessity of excessive displays.

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The RAMpocalypse support group

PC Gamer provides a support hub for gamers navigating the current PC hardware market, dubbed the 'RAMpocalypse'. The article offers recommendations for PC gaming hardware deals, favorite items, and best PC builds across budget, mid-range, and high-end categories. It also highlights various recommended products, including comics, board games, and tech accessories.

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I got my hands on Razer's new $50 mechanical mini keeb and it makes a damn good first impression

Razer's new $50 Razer Reclusa X Mini 65% mechanical keyboard makes a strong first impression with its solid build quality and enthusiast-level feel. Despite its affordable price, the keyboard features doubleshot ABS keycaps and Razer's Gen-3 orange tactile switches, offering a satisfying typing experience.

PC GamerNegative

Sources say another 10% price increase for Intel CPUs is on the way, and it could be here as soon as October

Sources indicate Intel is planning another 10% price increase for its CPUs, potentially effective October 5th, following a trend of rising hardware costs. This comes amid reports of a desktop CPU sales slump and potential layoffs at Intel, with the company reportedly prioritizing server CPUs due to the AI boom, which could further impact PC processor availability and prices.

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Great, now motherboard prices might be next to spike thanks to component costs increasing by up to 50%

Motherboard prices are expected to increase due to rising component costs, with some raw material prices for PCBs jumping by up to 50%. This surge is attributed to supply chain disruptions stemming from the Strait of Hormuz crisis and the Iran war, impacting key materials like PPE resin. While recent price hikes from major manufacturers have been small, further increases are anticipated in the coming months.

EurogamerVery positive

GTA 6 is getting two limited edition dualsense PS5 controllers

Sony revealed two limited edition Grand Theft Auto 6 DualSense controllers for the PlayStation 5 during a State of Play livestream. The controllers, featuring unique detailing and the game's branding, will be available for pre-order on September 10th for $84.99 USD. This announcement follows a highly anticipated gameplay reveal for Grand Theft Auto 6.

Retro GamerPositive

The best gaming tech we've reviewed in August 2026

This article rounds up the best gaming hardware reviewed in August 2026, featuring products like the Intec Time Breaker Lightgun for retro consoles and the JSAUX 6-in-1 Switch 2 dock. The Corsair HS35 V3 headset is highlighted for its wireless capabilities and audio quality.

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The Nintendo Switch 2's new price has arrived, but fortunately these handy dandy accessories are cheaper than usual

Despite a price increase for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, several key accessories are seeing significant discounts. Notable deals include the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless headset for $59.99 and the Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 Charging Case for $62.99, making it a good time to stock up on peripherals.

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Project Helix isn’t one box: Xbox chief Asha Sharma says it’s a ‘family of devices’

Xbox chief Asha Sharma has begun referring to the upcoming Project Helix as a 'family of devices' rather than a single console, suggesting a broader hardware strategy. This shift in terminology, coupled with past partnership announcements with AMD and a VP's non-denial of third-party involvement, indicates a more expansive vision for the next generation of Xbox hardware, which is confirmed to run PC games.

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Listen up Drift fans, one of the best controllers we've tested so far is getting a full Fortnite makeover

Turtle Beach's Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded controller is receiving a special Fortnite Drift colorway, featuring a design inspired by the in-game skin. This new version maintains the controller's modular design and Hall effect sticks, and will be available for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Pre-orders are live for an October 8 release date, with console versions priced at $209.99 and the PC version at $189.99.

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The Scuf Nemesis Pro 8K drops the most frustrating feature of its 2026 lineup so far, but keeps the premium price tag

Scuf has released its new PC controller, the Nemesis Pro 8K, featuring an 8,000Hz polling rate and mechanical mouse-click face buttons. While it retains a premium price tag, it omits the four vibration motors found in some previous models. The controller is priced at $119.99 wired and $199.99 wireless, positioning it against competitors like the GameSir G7 Pro 8K.

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15 PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PC deals you don't want to miss in Best Buy's 60th Anniversary sale

Best Buy is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a sale featuring discounts on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PC games and hardware. The sale includes deals on highly-rated gaming accessories like the Razer Barracuda X Chroma headset and Corsair TC100 gaming chair, with some prices hitting record lows. The anniversary sale concludes on Sunday.

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If you need a break from Pokopia, Woot's Summer of Gaming Switch game deals could hold your next big obsession

Woot's Summer of Gaming Sale offers discounts on various Nintendo Switch titles, including refurbished copies of Pokemon Legends Z-A and new editions of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild. The sale, which includes deals on Super Mario Party Jamboree and Mario and Luigi: Brothership, ends on August 24. An additional 20% off coupon code 'GAMER20' is available for many Nintendo games.

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'To own a Razer Artisan Keycap is to display one’s allegiance, a mark of belonging within the Cult of Razer' says the PR nonsense behind this $90 coil of snakes

Razer has launched its first artisan keycap, the Triple-Headed Snake Edition, priced at $90. The resin-cast, hand-painted keycap is designed to fit MX-style switches and is marketed as a statement of identity for PC gaming enthusiasts. The article humorously critiques Razer's marketing language while acknowledging the product's aesthetic appeal.

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A redditor is making super-fancy marble Steam Machine faceplates, *allegedly* sourced from the same quarry as…

A Reddit user named GinoWT is creating custom marble faceplates for the Steam Machine, allegedly sourced from the same quarry as Michelangelo's work. These faceplates are made from thin marble bonded to a 3D-printed structure with magnets, a technique also used for superyacht materials to manage weight and prevent cracking. GinoWT also offers faceplates in other materials like black marble with gold veins and Roman travertine, with sign-ups available for future batches.

GamespotVery positive

Gears Of War: E-Day’s New Xbox Controllers Are Metal As Hell

Microsoft has announced limited-edition Xbox wireless controllers for the upcoming game Gears of War: E-Day, featuring designs inspired by the game's Emergence Day theme and artwork by heavy metal illustrator Luke Preece. These controllers, priced at $90, will be available for preorder and can also be customized through the Xbox Design Lab. An official charging dock from 8BitDo is also being released.

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The Sunday Papers

This article discusses various gaming-related topics, including a new Fire Emblem character, the success of Baldur's Gate 3 modding, and the rising cost of chocolate bars like Freddos in relation to graphics card prices. It also touches on baseball history and a streaker incident.

GamespotVery positive

Viture’s New Pro 2 XR Glasses Want To Be The Ones You Can Wear For Hours

Viture has officially revealed its new Pro 2 Extended Reality (XR) glasses, designed for extended wear with a focus on comfort and portability. These glasses feature 1080p 120Hz video transmission, Sony micro-OLED lenses with 1,600 nits peak brightness, and advanced optics to reduce eye strain and chromatic aberration. Viture also announced the Mobile Mini Dock for $99, which can function as a USB-C hub or connect to consoles like the Switch 2. Both the Pro 2 glasses and the dock will be available starting August 6.

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Will Your PS5 Survive Until the PS6? Here’s How Long It Should Hold Up

The PlayStation 5 is expected to remain functional and supported for many years, likely extending well into the PlayStation 6 era. While component shortages and economic factors may increase the cost of future hardware, the PS5's longevity is supported by Sony's continued firmware updates and the historical trend of consoles receiving support long after their successors launch. Proper hardware maintenance, such as ensuring good airflow and avoiding repeated overheating, is crucial for maximizing the console's lifespan.