Today's reviews highlight affordable and capable compact builds, featuring a $45 Cooler Master mATX case and a $2,999 BOSGAME mini PC equipped with AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. The Cooler Master Q300L V3 case received high praise for its modular design and performance, while the BOSGAME mini PC offers impressive specs for local AI workloads. Additionally, the roundup covers cooling solutions like be quiet!'s new AIO cooler with an LCD display, as well as input devices like the Epomaker HE75 V2 keyboard, which has latency issues due to firmware bugs. Lastly, storage and power options emphasize efficiency, with the Goodram PX700 SSD and Phanteks' AMP GH 750W PSU being highlighted for their performance and value, though certain limitations should be considered before purchasing

Reviews Roundup: $45 mATX Case, $3K Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Mini PC, and 750W PSU

Today's reviews roundup proves that compact builds are more affordable and capable than ever, led by a $45 Cooler Master mATX case and a $2,999 BOSGAME mini PC packing 128GB of shared LPDDR5X for local AI workloads. Thermal and input peripherals are racing toward customization, with be quiet!’s new 360mm AIO showcasing a sharp IPS pump display while budget Hall Effect keyboards like the Epomaker HE75 V2 deliver elite latency despite frustrating firmware oversights. Storage and power choices lean heavily into efficiency, as Goodram’s cool-running PX700 NVMe and Phanteks’ $80-to-$90 750W PSU prove you do not need to spend premium prices to get flagship regulation and power draw. If you are building or upgrading on a tight budget, keep an eye on NAND pricing and dual-check PCIe Gen5.1 connector limits before checkout.

Reviews Roundup: $45 mATX Case, $3K Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Mini PC, and 750W PSU @ NT Compatible