Teenage Engineering today announced a mini-ITX PC case — the computer-1. Within minutes, the self-assembled small form factor PC case sold out. Of course, it did. The computer-1 is a tiny mini-ATX PC ...

What to do if you have a really cool old HP MicroServer that just can’t keep up with the demands of today? [jacksonliam] decided to restomod it by installing a mini PC into the drive bay. The HP N54L ...

Computers are a pricey investment, that's why cases are an important item to purchase alongside them. Especially if the computer is for your kids, a case provides an extra layer of protection in the ...

The Computer-2 is made from a single sheet of semi-transparent plastic and folds into a small form factor PC case. The Computer-2 is made from a single sheet of semi-transparent plastic and folds into ...

No matter whether you treat your computer as the centerpiece of your home office or just stuff it under your desk, buying the right PC case matters. At a minimum, you want to pick a PC case that’s the ...

A computer case is likely to be the most personal, and should be the most thoughtful selection of your entire build. It has the potential to house several ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Fallout franchise is making its next appearance outside of your gaming system — as artwork to decorate your ...

The buildup of dust and other particles inside your computers can clog fans and disrupt other sensitive hardware, causing the CPU to heat up. Excessive heat can affect both the short-term performance ...

Following the birth of their new baby, a young couple seemed to have it made. Living in a condominium, which was part of a 100-unit complex (built in the early 2000s) in a “bedroom” community located ...

Life has little moments. Segments of time stitched together to reveal a passing of the torch. Coding, gaming, and expanded robotic and artificial intelligence (AI) applications are creating new, ...

Sure, it’s a great idea to keep your computer components cool…. but why? PC components consume energy and in doing so they generate heat. That heat can reduce overall system performance or even damage ...