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Velocity Micro Raptor Z55i (2026) Review: A Low-Key Little Gaming Leviathan (opens the original)
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September 1, 2026: Since publishing this review, Velocity Micro has added options for configuring this system with PCIe 5.0 solid-state drives, providing an alternative to the sole PCIe 4.0 options that were present during review time. Our verdict and score remain unchanged. The Velocity Micro Raptor Z55a sat proudly among the best desktops (much less gaming models) we tested in 2025, thanks to fiery performance, long-term support, professional tuning, and overall top-end value. It’s no surprise
CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme MA-01 Review: A Marvelous Midrange PC in a Slick, Glassy Chassis (opens the original)
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CyberPowerPC has long been a cornerstone of budget prebuilt gaming PCs, but its desktops aren't often clad in original, distinct cases. The Gamer Xtreme MA-01 ups the CyberPowerPC's aesthetic game significantly with an identifiably premium design, analog RGB controls, and attractive lighting accents. That's all thanks to the new MA-01 case from CyberPowerPC. The Gamer Xtreme MA-01 delivers all this with a more approachable price than a lot of competitors, at $2,299.99 via Best Buy, all while let
Acer Swift 16 AI (2026) Review: A Great Big-Screen Laptop With One Giant Hurdle (opens the original)
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Acer's Swift 16 AI (starts at $1,599.99; $1,799.99 as tested) desktop-replacement laptop returns with powerful new hardware and interesting features that might put it on your shortlist. Anchored by Intel's latest-gen Core Ultra Series 3 processors (featuring the company's Arc B390 integrated graphics), the Swift 16 AI pairs up that potent silicon with a color-rich 16-inch OLED display and the largest haptic touchpad on the market. This laptop targets a specific audience: amateur (or budding prof
Asus ExpertBook Ultra Review: Elite Performance for the Corner Office (opens the original)
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The Asus ExpertBook Ultra is easily one of our favorite business laptops of the year, and not just thanks to its powerful Intel Core Ultra X7 processor. From its elegant design to its gorgeous tandem OLED touch screen, you'll find a lot to love. The ExpertBook isn’t without its quirks, and given its $3,599.99 asking price, this laptop shouldn’t have quirks. Regardless, with such phenomenal performance and style, you'll likely find it easy to overlook these. We can; if you can’t, our current Edit
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