The upgrade reference
Dimensions, connections and practical trade-offs for a more deliberate PC upgrade.
The MSI MAG X870 TOMAHAWK WIFI can accommodate four M.2 devices, but that does not mean four unrestricted x4 SSD links alongside full lower-slot…
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Choose LIAN LI's 8.8-inch Universal Screen when you need several possible mounting routes, including 120mm or 140mm fan positions, adhesive placement,…
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An AIO for the CORSAIR AIR 5400's cooling chamber must pass three checks together: a supported 120mm, 240mm, or 360mm size; no more than 70mm combined…
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For a mainstream dual-channel desktop, start by checking a single two-module kit: 2 × 32GB for 64GB or 2 × 48GB for 96GB, provided your CPU,…
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Choose a 90-degree GPU power cable in this order: verify its PSU-side termination, select the GPU-side bend using the latch position, and check whether…
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A case advertised as supporting vertical GPUs may still need a riser cable, a case-specific mounting kit, or both. The correct shopping list depends on…
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Choose RS120-R ARGB when you want a 120mm reverse fan using separate motherboard PWM and 5V ARGB connections. Choose LX120-R (black three-fan starter…
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Buy an M.2 SSD only after matching three things: the interface and protocol your slot supports, the module dimensions it accepts, and the mounting…
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Keep your tower cooler by choosing memory against its actual RAM clearance, using the height of the complete DDR4 module. Within CORSAIR's listed…
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Choose the WARTHOG first if keeping a CPU cooler taller than 170mm is the deciding factor. Choose the FRAME 4000D first if you need the published 220mm…
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Compare radiator mounting, fan pressure specifications, connectors and RGB control hardware before replacing AIO fans.
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Check the enclosure, retained memory and SSD, wireless parts and audio connections for an old Framework Laptop 13 mainboard desktop.
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