Game-changing gifts: these sub-$100 PC upgrades improved my everyday life.

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These components, peripherals and accessories will make you more comfortable and productive.

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[evdjj3j]

How about we change the name of the site to tomsadvertisements since haven't seen a tomshardware worthy article in a while.

 

[Dementoss]

How about we change the name of the site to tomsadvertisements since haven't seen a tomshardware worthy article in a while.

T'is a common problem with all sites taken over by Future Publishing.

 

[USAFRet]

T'is a common problem with all sites.

FTFY.

 

[Amdlova]

Have to transfer 500gb games folder to another ssd when I see the 150mb/s all time why I don't have a spinning rust?

I see lots of 22110 enterprise ssd on ebay I will get one to put my games 7000mb/s drive working at 150mb/s lol

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

The major problems with adverticles (adverts presenting as articles) like this is that they are highly opinion based as far as the actual products go, and often don't present the best value or products to buy. While the author may love them, how many people would look at the Akko 3098B, for example, which uses their own switch type, has 10 reviews, and would say "Sure, I'll pass on Razer (which use their own decent switches) or any of the many inexpensive mechanical keyboards which use Cherry MX switches and I'll buy this one for $98!"? Likely about zero.


Oh, and the "HyperX Wrist Rest: now $15 at Amazon (was $95)", it has a list price of $19.99, not $95.

 

[evdjj3j]

T'is a common problem with all sites taken over by Future Publishing.

I know, I rarely go to Anandtech and at one point it was the home page on my browser. They could replace everyone but Jarred with AI and no one would notice.

 

[cats_Paw]

I mean... the site did write "just buy it" to the worst GPU release generation.
Not of the last decade, just the worst (price to performance).

It's been years of this .

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

Thankfully there's Techpowerup and Techspot which still does great GPU reviews