Hogwarts Legacy is getting a visual upgrade courtesy of NVIDIA DLSS 5, bringing 3D-guided neural rendering and more lifelike lighting to supported GeForce RTX systems. To celebrate, NVIDIA is giving one lucky fan a custom-wrapped GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition graphics card featuring Hogwarts Legacy artwork. Here’s how to enter.
Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword is getting its own special-edition graphics card, courtesy of ASUS. Based on the Radeon RX 9070 XT, the limited-edition GPU features a striking blue-and-gold design inspired by the legendary Oni Gauntlet, 16 GB of GDDR6 memory, and a bundled copy of the game.
Running powerful AI models locally requires serious graphics memory, and ASUS has a new solution. Its 32 GB Intel Arc Pro B70 AI accelerator lets developers run large language models and AI agents on their own computers, with support for up to 128 GB of combined VRAM across four cards.
Modder Jengki Wmp has transformed a Palit GeForce RTX 5080 GamingPro into a brutalist masterpiece inspired by CONTROL. Featuring a convincing concrete finish and a matching custom hammer, the one-of-a-kind GPU looks like it belongs inside the Oldest House. Better yet, Palit is giving it away to one lucky winner.
Every millimeter counts inside Xikii’s FF04 LP. The compact aluminum ITX case has tight limits for CPU cooling and memory, plus separate air ducts to keep air moving. But the biggest constraint is its graphics card support: your build needs one specific ASUS RTX 4060 model.
Corsair’s WARTHOG turns an ordinary PC build into something resembling military hardware. Its steel body, carry handles, guarded toggle switches, and “REMOVE BEFORE BUILD” tag are wonderfully unnecessary—and precisely why the case is so hard to ignore.
A PC case is no longer just a metal box. The ROG Cronox ARGB combines a panoramic tempered-glass design, a built-in 9.2-inch LCD display, and four high-performance ARGB fans to put both your hardware and your creativity on full display.
The gold gaming mouse and keyboard may have stolen the spotlight, but they are only part of ASUS ROG’s extravagant Edition 20 celebration. From flagship PCs and graphics cards to routers, luggage, and even a board game, here’s everything else that made the cut.
Gigabyte’s Wood Series was never just about the motherboard. The lineup also includes the AORUS GeForce RTX 5080 INFINITY WOOD 16G, a wood-accented graphics card built to match the rest of the collection.
China’s Lisuan Tech has entered the consumer-grade graphics card arena with the LX 7G100 Series, a self-developed GPU with 12 GB GDDR6 memory, 8K60 support, and Microsoft WHQL certification. Targeting GeForce RTX 4060-class performance, it is designed for gaming, content creation, and even local AI workloads.
While most gaming PCs continue their obsession with glass and RGB, GIGABYTE is heading in a different direction. Its WOOD Series blends natural materials, clean white finishes, and high-end hardware into a setup that looks more designer furniture than battle station.