Cases

Stop mixing them up! We will help you understand the USB ports differences all at once.

The brand-new DY470 case is unboxed, showcasing its compatibility with the ROG BTF series motherboard, graphics card, and Bitspower back-insertion water cooling setup.

Choosing the right PC case can be a challenge, but by categorizing cases from entry-level to flagship, we can make it easier for gamers to pick the best one for their needs and budget.

Understanding the pros and cons of vertical GPU installation helps gamers make a faster decision when choosing between horizontal and vertical GPU setups.

USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 are two of the most commonly used USB interfaces, with the primary distinction being data transfer speed. Using a slower interface can result in slower data transfer rates, which may affect your overall experience.

As one of the essential accessories for high-end graphics cards, a GPU support bracket can not only help extend the lifespan of your graphics card but also enhance the overall aesthetic of your PC build.

The PC case is one of the most important components in your build. Not only does it house all your parts, but it also plays a crucial role in protecting your hardware and ensuring proper cooling. Understanding case sizes and compatibility with your motherboard is key to selecting the right case for your needs.

Highly aesthetic dual-glass PC cases are often nicknamed "ocean view" cases. Within this category, there are two distinct types: ocean view and fish tank. But how do you tell the difference between these two?