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As a veteran PC builder who takes great pride in my cable management, I always like to see wires routed tidily, but this Noctua-themed gaming PC build genuinely has the best cable tidying I've ever ...

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It seems like PC building has been dealing with one crisis after another, as inflated prices, slim generational gains, and the absence of real budget contenders play spoilsport. The mood around these ...

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