I’ve already reviewed a multitude of PC gaming hardware this year, but with half of 2024 still ahead, there’s more to look forward to. From new CPU generations from AMD and Intel to innovative peripherals and the integration of AI in PC gaming, the second half of the year promises exciting developments.
AMD’s Ryzen 9000 CPUs have marked the beginning of the second phase of product releases for 2024, starting with their launch in July. As the year progresses, we can expect more product announcements. Here’s a glimpse of what to keep an eye on in the coming months.
AMD Ryzen 9000
AMD’s Ryzen 9000 CPUs have created quite a buzz, with the use of TSMC’s N4 node promising a 16% increase in Instructions Per Clock (IPC) on average. Leaked benchmarks already suggest improved performance compared to the previous generation. The CPUs are expected to launch on July 31, with support for the AM5 socket, allowing compatibility with older AM5 motherboards.
Asus ROG Azoth Extreme
Asus has introduced the Azoth Extreme, a gaming keyboard that offers adjustable gaskets for a customized typing experience. With features like a touch OLED display and metal feet, this keyboard is pushing the boundaries of innovation in the gaming space.
NZXT F-series single frame fans
NZXT’s F-series single frame fans offer a convenient solution for PC cooling with their integrated design and affordable pricing. These fans connect with a single 8-pin cable for RGB and PWM, making installation and cable management hassle-free.
