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1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Jowi Morales |Paul Alcorn

(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)German PC cooling solution maker Arctic is showing off its products at Computex 2025, and the Tom’s Hardware team scoped out their booth to see its latest offerings. Of course, it has its flagship Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB and Freezer 36 A-RGB on display, but we’ve also seen a few new items. These include the Freezer 36S A-RGB, the Freezer 8 series, and the Pro version of the P12 and P14 case fans.

1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Jowi Morales |Paul Alcorn

(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)ASRock just unveiled its new motherboard lineup at Computex 2025, showing off the latest versions of its flagship Taichi OCF and Taichi Creator AM5. It also has several mid-range and entry-level models on display, ensuring that it has a solution for everyone, no matter what their needs and budget are. What’s interesting, though, is that there weren’t any new Intel motherboards at ASRock’s booth.

1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Mark Tyson |Paul Alcorn

Seasoned PC DIYers have always had to wear dexterity-stifling gloves or put up with pricked fingers when upgrading a motherboard or putting together a new PC build – until now. MSI showcased a series of motherboard design tweaks at Computex 2025, including a feature dubbed ‘PinSafe Design’ which enables users to “avoid injury caused by sharp pins during the assembly process.”(Image credit: Future)The concept here isn’t difficult to grasp, unlike a traditional prickly motherboard.

1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Kunal Khullar |Paul Alcorn

Korean computer hardware manufacturer Zalman has introduced three new air coolers at Computex 2025 under its ZET lineup. A complete revamp of the company’s dated CNPS9000 series of circular tower coolers, these new models feature plastic shrouds and a design that is inspired by aircraft engine turbines. The company has plans to launch the new ZET5, ZET4, and ZET3, each targeting different TDPs and price ranges.

1 week ago | tomshardware.com | Hassam Nasir |Paul Alcorn

(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)Zotac's Computex 2025 booth has a beautiful handheld for showcase, pairing a 7-inch AMOLED panel with AMD's powerful Ryzen AI HX 370 APU from the Strix Point family. Breaking from Windows and SteamOS, Zotac has opted for Manjaro Linux as the Operating System. The handheld is currently called Zone 2, but its final name, pricing, and availability are still unconfirmed. Zotac's original Zone 1 handheld debuted in September last year.