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In an utterly pointless-seeming move, Intel just published a patent for RGB-lit CPUs, which makes no sense for a component that's always covered by something (opens the original)
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While pretty much every element of your gaming PC can be lit by RGB these days, there are a few parts that are hard to light up with tiny, colorful LED lights. For example, the PSU isn't exactly a decorative part of your system; it's usually tucked away into a tray to hide all its nasty little cables. Similarly, even the best CPU for gaming won't bother trying to look nice because it'll always be covered by a cooler. And yet, Intel has published a patent for CPUs with Micro-LED arrays inside the
Shure is finally launching one of its microphones in a true all-white colorway, and updating its entry-level USB gaming mic in the process (opens the original)
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Shure is known for its iconic, pro-level microphones for content creators and musicians, but its USB gaming mic, which launched back in 2024, has been a viable option at the entry-level end of the market since it hit the shelves. Shure is now launching an upgraded model of its MV6, but thankfully the best microphone competitor is staying at the same price. The Shure MV6 Gen 2 tries to achieve the same plug-and-play simplicity all USB mics strive for, but it's updating the software and control yo
It may be controversial, but this 8,000Hz TMR controller doesn't feel as good as its original 1,000Hz model with vibration and wireless play (opens the original)
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It feels odd to be reviewing a revival of one of my favorite controllers, yet be pining for its original version. I love that GameSir has brought its Tarantula line back from the brink with more advanced TMR sticks, an 8K polling rate, new and improved microswitch buttons, and two new top paddles. Unfortunately, the lack of wireless play and a light feel in the hands make me prefer the much more versatile original Tarantula Pro. Same great shape and comfort as the Tarantula Pro Microswitch butto
The Meta Quest 4 isn't a Meta Quest at all - The brand's VR glasses will launch in Spring for $1,299 and address nobody's smart glasses privacy concerns (opens the original)
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Meta Connect's keynote for 2026 is in the can, and although some people might have been hoping for the arrival of the Meta Quest 4, the social media company is doubling down on its smart glasses and wearable AI tech instead. I wasn't expecting a new VR headset to launch after what's been a pretty dire year for Meta's Reality Labs division, and it turns out the leaked glasses-headset hybrid from last week was accurate. The Meta VR Glasses will launch in Spring of 2027 for $1,299 (without any cont
The Pimax Dream Air costs double the Steam Frame, and while its visuals are worth every penny, its performance demands and inconsistencies make it hard to recommend (opens the original)
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The Pimax Dream Air obviously takes a lot of inspiration from the Apple Vision Pro, but a silly knock-off this is not. The Dream Air has some of the best visual fidelity of any VR headset available today, and one that will bring out the best in every game you play. Unfortunately, it suffers some of the same issues we've faced while testing other Pimax headsets; it's a very volatile and performance-heavy bit of kit, and one that I experienced frequent crashes while testing, even with a high-end R
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