The PC Enthusiast

1 week ago | thepcenthusiast.com | Peter Paul

Share this article A few years ago, SSDs were expensive, very expensive, and options were limited. But today, the market has changed. There are now plenty of choices, and you can get a fast SSD at a budget-friendly price. Today, we’re reviewing one such option: the TeamGroup T-Force A440 Lite M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD. It features a Phison E27 controller and Toshiba NAND flash. Like many affordable SSDs, the A440 Lite is a DRAM-less model.

1 week ago | thepcenthusiast.com | Peter Paul

Share this article In a recent tweet (X), NVIDIA announced that the GeForce RTX 5060 GPU will launch on May 19 at 9 AM Pacific Time. We already knew the RTX 5060 was coming, as NVIDIA revealed it alongside the RTX 5060 Ti. The GPU starts at $299, and some of its specs have already been shared.

2 weeks ago | thepcenthusiast.com | Peter Paul

Share this article ASUS ROG, id Software, and Bethesda have joined forces to forge a beast of a graphics card inspired by Doom: The Dark Ages—meet the ASUS ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080 DOOM Edition. Right now, even finding a standard RTX 5080 is extremely difficult, so it’s safe to assume the ROG Astral RTX 5080 DOOM Edition will be even more limited, and more expensive. Still, this GPU looks absolutely badass and is sure to become a collector’s item for hardcore DOOM fans.

2 weeks ago | thepcenthusiast.com | Peter Paul

Share this article OLED gaming monitors are no longer a rarity in 2025. In fact, there are now plenty of options available, making it much easier to get one compared to previous years. Today, we’re reviewing one of MSI’s latest entries into the OLED gaming monitor market—the MPG 272URX QD-OLED. This monitor features a 27-inch (26.5″ viewable) 4K 240Hz QD-OLED panel using Samsung’s third-generation QD-OLED technology.

2 weeks ago | thepcenthusiast.com | Peter Paul

Share this article Bowers & Wilkins recently released their latest noise-cancelling wireless over-ear headphones—meet the B&W Px7 S3. As the “S3” name suggests, this isn’t the first Px7 model; it’s more like the third or fourth generation. The Px7 lineup isn’t B&W’s flagship, the Px8 (our review here) holds that title, but according to early reviews, the Px7 S3 may actually outperform the Px8 in some areas. I don’t have a unit for review yet due to tariffs and the lack of U.S. pricing.