A full-fat ATX PC is the ultimate starting point for a home lab ...

I've covered the mini-PC market for several years, being a huge proponent of the concept. Both my parents were working from computers purchased in 2012, before I upgraded them to a couple of mini-PCs ...

The SZBOX G48S is a compact computer that looks more like a router than a PC… although the lines between those two product categories are pretty blurry these days. What makes this mode interesting is ...

You don't need a massive tower to have a great gaming PC these days, and this mini PC proves it.

The JX2 is a 161 x 82 x 22mm (6.3″ x 3.2″ x 0.8″) desktop computer with an Intel Celeron N5105 quad-core processor based on Jasper Lake Architecture, 8GB of RAM, room inside the case for up to two ...

You don't need to spend four figures to get a reliable home PC—many of our budget desktop favorites are under $600. Check out our top labs-tested picks among conventional towers, mini PCs, all-in-ones ...

All you pros are going to laugh at me, but right now I'm posting this from an iView Mini PC Cyber PC Compute Stick with 2GB DDR and the dreaded Intel Atom 1.33 processor that I've been using to front ...

These days, your home office doesn’t really need a laptop or bulky PC tower anymore—mini PCs are more than powerful enough for anything you may need to do, especially if you get one from a brand as ...

These days, mini PCs are the right answer for anyone seeking a compact, efficient, and surprisingly powerful computer. The Acemagician K1 is just one great example, especially now that it’s down to ...

A lot of us would probably love to have a suped-up, ginormous, $5,000 gaming PC, but the reason we don’t have one is obvious. They’re big and expensive. But also, in many cases, unnecessary. Seeing ...

This article is part of Kotaku Deals, produced separately from the editorial team. We may earn a commission when you buy through links on the site. How big does a computer need to be? Custom PC towers ...

Ouch - what spec was the salvaged desktop? Even moderately old stuff at this point (IvyBridge or similar) can be persuaded to idle at about 30W if you don't need discrete graphics. An HP Z440 with 8 ...