Desktop Information & Recommendations

In this article, I bring you my very first mining rig. This system is a single GPU rig which I will use as a starter system for my mining endeavor. This is a build list of the components used.

A good HTPC case can be hard to find. This is especially true when you're trying to make it into a Gaming PC. Here's a look at six good Mini and Micro ATX Computer cases for the money.

This is a review of the Fractal Design Focus G PC case.

Looking to upgrade to Skylake? Here's a look at some good Z170 Skylake 1151 motherboards for your gaming PC.

Have around $600 in your budget for your gaming PC? Here are the top parts we recommend for quality and performance.

Trying to find the best parts to build a $1,000 gaming PC? Look no further. This Coffee Lake or optional Ryzen 5 build focuses on quality and performance.

Do you still have your old 1980s Macintosh in the garage or attic? There's never been a better time to cash it in with this resale guide!

Building a PC for photo editing doesn't have to cost a fortune or take away your child's college fund. Here's a look at four builds for budgets of under $500 to $2,000.

Looking for a good $500 Gaming PC? Why not build your own computer? Here's a look at the parts we'd recommend for a custom $500 Gaming PC.

In this article, I bring to you the February 2018 Gaming PC build guide. With prices of PC components on the rise and a little outrageous, I focused on quality and ability to upgrade here.

In this article, I bring you the benchmarks of a recent $500 budget PC build. The budget PC features Intel's Coffee Lake Series Core i3-8100 CPU and is paired with the Radeon RX 550 2GB graphics card.

Traditional desktop computers don't seem so necessary these days, but sometimes you need the advantages a big box PC can give you.

Want to build the perfect custom $2,000 gaming PC in 2018? Here's a fantastic computer build that's 4k and VR ready in 2018.

A Pentium G4560 budget build for my daughter for Christmas 2017. The build includes the Pentium G4560, GTX470, 8GB dual channel Ballistix LT 2400MHz DDR4 RAM, and purple theme.

A well-built $400 gaming computer can play even today's most graphically intensive video games. This optimized build should give you a good idea of the performance you can get from a budget gaming PC.

My back and arm pain forced me to set myself up with fully adjustable keyboard and monitor mounts so I can type sitting or standing. I'm a full-time writer, so I need to be out of pain to work. This has been a lifesaver for me and my family. The tricky part was finding the right mouse solution.