Desktop Information & Recommendations

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

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

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

Looking for a good mid tower gaming case for your PC? Here are 8 budget options from under $50 to $150 that should be a top option for your next computer build.

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

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.

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!

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.

What are the best parts to use in building a custom $2,000 gaming PC in 2018? Here's are 2 builds, Intel and AMD, that are excellent options.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.