With all of the upheaval and cancellation of commerce reveals this 12 months, product bulletins have been plentiful and scattershot as corporations fireplace off information at totally different occasions. It’s loads to absorb—so that will help you sustain, we’ve pulled out the perfect of the bunch with an eye fixed on PC elements, PC equipment, and software program. We’ve additionally included gadgets that launched this month so that you don’t miss out, since shortages are an actual factor lately.

July’s bulletins embrace a juicy 8TB SSD, a strong Ryzen mini PC, and a wi-fi model of one in all our favourite gaming headsets. Let’s dive in.

July 2020’s prime product bulletins

Samsung 870 QVO 8TB SATA SSD

Samsung made 2TB SSDs downright pedestrian by promising a whopping 8TB model of its 870 QVO SATA SSD, which we discovered to be a “great everyday performer.” Slated to hit cabinets in August, this QLC drive has us anticipating its launch regardless of its $900 price ticket—given how briskly at present’s video games and video tasks eat up area, we want this push towards higher-capacity SSDs to make 2TB and 4TB drives extra widespread.

Asus Mini PC PN50

Asus

Intel processors have dominated the mini-PC area for ages, however AMD’s mighty Ryzen 4000 CPUs have begun to make inroads. The upcoming Asus Mini PC PN50 boasts chip choices starting from the modest 4300U to the beefier 4800U, and comes full of different bleeding-edge know-how like assist for 8K shows at 60Hz, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C ports, Wi-Fi 6, and 3200MHz RAM. Prices even barely undercut its foremost competitors, Intel’s present line-up of NUCs. Given how well Ryzen 4000 mobile parts have carried out in laptops, we’re excited to see how they do on this mini-desktop format.

InWin Saturn ASN120

InWin

You may simply dismiss the InWin Saturn ASN120 as simply one other set of RGB followers—however this 120mm model’s minimal body, tidy cabling, ARGB lighting, and broad compatibility with common motherboard distributors’ RGB software program make it interesting. We particularly like InWin’s tackle modularity, which helps you to daisy chain the fans with very quick cables and eliminates the necessity for a splitter cable off the motherboard. The method isn’t as elegant as Lian Li’s Unifan idea, however it’s much less fussy. According to Technewstoday, launch is predicted someday between now and September, with pricing information and a 140mm model nonetheless to return.

Logitech G Pro X Lightspeed

Logitech

One of our favourite wired headsets from final 12 months is back with a wireless variant—the precise factor we wished for in our review, the place we additionally stated that the Logitech G Pro X was “easily the best all-around gaming headset on the market.” Right now, we’re at residence rocking a wide range of lesser headsets, and the Logitech G Pro X Lightspeed’s lack of a tether makes the $200 price ticket value pondering earlier than its August launch.

Ultra-compact Asus and Razer mechanical keyboards

Asus

Freedom and selection is what makes the PC nice—not simply in the case of elements, however equipment, too. We just like the look of the Asus ROG Falchion, a compact wi-fi mechanical keyboard with a contact panel and Cherry MX switches that’ll launch in This fall 2020, however maybe you favor a unique sort of keyboard swap. No drawback—Razer introduced a mini version of its wired Huntsman keyboard this month, too.

Maybe you’re not a fan of extremely pared-down keyboards? Check out the Asus ROG Strix Scope TKL Electro Punk keyboard, a 10-keyless mannequin with a shock of pink keycaps as accents, and the HyperX Alloy Elite 2, a standard-size board with partially translucent keycaps that intensify your RGB recreation.