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Corsair HS35 v3 review

A very affordable mid-range headset that pulls off everything with aplomb, offering no surprises whether good or bad.

PC Gamer · Sep 3

The highly customisable Corsair Frame 4000X promised it would be my dream PC case, but I'm not completely convinced

It's definitely got plenty of parts to pick from, but does it all come together?

PC Gamer · Aug 30

The Lincoln Corsair Returns For 2027 As A China-Built Hybrid

The 2027 Corsair comes standard with a new 305-horsepower hybrid powertrain with all-wheel drive.

Motor1 · Aug 26

The Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless should feel like an upgrade, but I'm quite upset to see that it's lost a key selling feature of the original model

The Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless is a decent ergonomic gaming mouse, but it unfortunately feels a bit like a downgrade from its predecessor.

TechRadar · Aug 11

Corsair isn't rolling in money from its mega-expensive RAM kits—and it's all thanks to higher component costs and lower demand

The memory crisis is a complicated beast.

PC Gamer · Aug 10

I pitted my dream PC from 2017 against an RTX 5090 monster in 2026 in a fight to the death - here's what happened

10 years is a long time in computing, so how does one of the most powerful PCs of 2017 fare against 2026's best hardware?

TechRadar · Aug 9

Corsair snaps up Trak Racer to complete its sim racing hardware stack

The deal pairs Fanatec's electronic racing controls with Trak Racer's physical cockpits, seats, and motion systems to create a turnkey simulation platform spanning racing and flight sim.

Dot Esports · Aug 6

Fanxiang PS2000W review: A solid portable SSD that's another victim of the rising memory prices

The Fanxiang PS2000W portable SSD offers up to 2000MB/s file transfers with a suitable USB port.

TechRadar · Aug 4

Noctua NL-LC1 review

The king of quiet.

PC Gamer · Aug 4

Lexar lists 32GB DDR5 memory with homegrown Chinese chips — 3,999 Yuan ($592) price undercuts hopes for cheaper CXMT-powered RAM

Lexar's latest Thor RGB kit likely uses CXMT-made DRAM, but its pricing remains comparable to premium DDR5 memory from established brands.

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 3