#1 Top ratedRyzen 7 9800X3D review roundup: still the gaming CPU labs recommend
Editor's Choice gaming king — productivity is the trade.
#2RX 9070 XT review roundup: Tom’s 4.5 stars for a $599 undercut
4.5 stars at $599 MSRP — the value play labs wanted.
#3LG 27GX790A-B review roundup: a 480 Hz OLED the labs call elite for esports
480 Hz OLED excellence — bring a serious GPU.
78/100Corsair’s Warthog case wins on looks, not on cooling
Reviewers love the Warthog’s military styling and build, but price and middling GPU cooling keep it from the top.
83/100Razer’s Barracuda V2 Pro wins reviewers over, but the price stings
Four published reviews (Tom’s Guide 4/5, WIRED 8/10, T3 4/5, GamesRadar+ 4.5/5) rate the Barracuda V2 Pro well for comfort, sound, ANC and versatility. Mic quality, a plasticky build and the roughly $199 price are the recurring complaints.
80/100ASUS’s Pulsar XG27AQNGV wins praise for motion clarity, but only Nvidia owners get the trick
Critics love its motion clarity, but Pulsar is Nvidia-only, HDR is weak and T3 thinks it’s pricey.
67/100Corsair’s $239.99 TITAN II LCD gets praised for the screen and doubted for the cooling
Reviewers praise the screen, but two of three published reviews won’t back the cooling at $239.99.
75/100Gigabyte’s GO27Q24G gets an Editor’s Choice at about $350 and a 75 from PC Gamer, and both verdicts hold up
Tom's Hardware gives it an Editor's Choice for the price and PC Gamer scores it 75 for a duller image than the tandem-OLED sibling.
85/100Alienware AW3226Q review roundup — an 85 for the $700 OLED that finally gets text right
Labs agree the RGB-stripe tandem OLED panel fixes text fringing at one of the lowest prices for a 32-inch 4K OLED, at the cost of SDR brightness, refresh rate and a few extras.
83/100ROG Xbox Ally X20 review roundup — an 83 for the best screen on a Windows handheld, and a $300 question
Every critic loves the OLED and none found extra speed. Buy it for the screen, or keep the $999 Ally X.
88/100RTX 5070 Ti review roundup: a strong $750 card if you can find it at $750
Lab-fast at $750 MSRP — scalping wrote the asterisk.
30/100RTX 5060 Ti 8GB review roundup: TechSpot’s 30 for the card it calls “instantly obsolete”
Same GPU as the 16GB card, half the memory, and lab after lab shows the 8GB buffer breaking it for $50 in savings.
90/100RX 9070 XT review roundup: Tom’s 4.5 stars for a $599 undercut
4.5 stars at $599 MSRP — the value play labs wanted.
95/100Ryzen 7 9800X3D review roundup: still the gaming CPU labs recommend
Editor's Choice gaming king — productivity is the trade.
55/100RTX 5050 review roundup: RX 7600 speed at RX 7600 money, and labs say stretch for something else
TechSpot's 60 and Tom's Hardware's 2.5 stars agree: $250 buys too little when $50 more buys about 40% more card.