NVIDIA's DLSS 5 focuses on enhancing visual fidelity rather than just framerate, making its debut in NBA 2K27. TRYX has introduced a holographic AIO cooler that received a Cybenetics Diamond rating, while MSI launched a budget-friendly AM4 motherboard featuring modern connectivity options. FSP's new 650W Flex ATX power supply is the first to achieve both ATX 3.1 compliance and 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency, catering to compact builds. Additionally, ADATA has released a rugged portable SSD, and Corsair continues to find a market for splash-resistant membrane keyboards at an affordable price

Reviews Roundup: DLSS 5, Holographic Coolers and a Budget AM4

NVIDIA's DLSS 5 shifts the focus from raw framerate to neural-driven visual fidelity, debuting first in NBA 2K27. On the hardware front, TRYX unveiled a holographic AIO cooler that actually earned a Cybenetics Diamond rating, while MSI refreshed the aging AM4 platform with a sub-$120 Wi-Fi 6E motherboard. Compact builders finally got a viable power solution with FSP's 650W Flex ATX unit, the first to pair ATX 3.1 compliance with 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency. Rounding out the week, ADATA delivered a sub-ounce rugged SSD and Corsair proved there's still a market for splash-resistant membrane keyboards at $69.

Reviews Roundup: DLSS 5, Holographic Coolers and a Budget AM4 @ NT Compatible