Matt Safford
Managing Editor at Tom's Hardware
Mild-mannered geek/tech journalist. Frequent walker. Internet cranky pants.
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tomshardware.com | Kunal Khullar |Matt Safford
Asus has launched a premium Wi-Fi 7 router under its ROG (Republic of Gamers) lineup, packed with some interesting features. The new ROG Strix GS-BE18000 looks a lot like a gaming mini-PC tower laden with ROG branding and an RGB logo at the front, along with nine 2.5G ports. Announced at Computex 2025, the router was displayed alongside the ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI, another high-end model featuring a sleek white design and AI capabilities thanks to a built-in Neural Processing Unit (NPU).
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tomshardware.com | Avram Piltch |Andrew Freedman |Brandon Hill |Matt Safford
(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)Each spring, most of the leading PC hardware vendors gather in Taiwan for Computex, a huge showcase of everything from giant laptops to mini PCs, monitors, cooling, storage, CPUs and graphics cards. If you love PCs like we do, this show is the most important one of the year. This year’s expo was dubbed “AI Next,” because every computer and component has to at least claim to benefit from AI.
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tomshardware.com | Aaron Klotz |Matt Safford
(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)Lian Li unveiled a novel new power supply series at Computex 2025, featuring a power outlet on a swivel, duplicate connectors on different sides of the unit, and a built-in USB hub on the back panel that can be swapped out for a fan controller. These new power supplies, known as the RS series, will be available starting in Q3 2025.
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tomshardware.com | Dallin Grimm |Matt Safford
Super Flower has hit Computex in full force this year, showing off a wide suite of new power supplies and other components for those present in Taiwan. As the OEM behind the success of EVGA's acclaimed PSU line, Super Flower has been making a name for itself in the years following EVGA's soft retirement. And while its new 3300W power supplyis the clear star of the show, the rest of its offerings are nothing to sneeze at. Image 1 of 5Super Flower's "Leadex" badge is where our coverage begins.
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tomshardware.com | Aaron Klotz |Matt Safford
(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)Maxsun is a well-known overseas graphics card maker that (mostly) makes triple-fan and dual-fan Nvidia and Intel graphics cards. However, at Computex 2025, Maxsun showed off a sneak peek of its wildest and most unorthodox graphics card yet. The card has no name, but it is allegedly a concept RTX 50-series liquid-cooled GPU sporting a full RGB LED shroud.
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