The most absurdly expensive PC accessories and components. Features. By Bo Moore, Matt Porter published 5 January 2017 $1500 keyboards, $25,000 mice and a $750,000 PC made out of solid platinum.

At $30,000, this is undoubtedly the most expensive PC on the planet. Thankfully, though, this isn't just any old PC. In fact, it's been built by a world-renowned overclocker and system builder ...

A mid-range air cooler can cost $30, while a high-end air cooler is typically around $80 to $100. Depending on what processor you go with, the mid-range cooler could be everything that you need. If it ...

For a mid-range gaming PC with, say, the Ryzen 5 7600 and the RTX 4070 Ti Super, all you need is a B650 chipset motherboard with decent build quality, two to three M.2 ports with one being PCIe 5. ...

Elsewhere, the second most expensive EVGA E1 PC case configuration will set you back a staggering $3,700. This particular kit comes with an Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti Kingpin GPU, as well as a PSU 1600 T2.

While a PC case can help with keeping your computer's temperatures low, it won't help as much as a dedicated CPU cooler. You'll find plenty of recommendations for high-end water coolers like the ...

It’s tough answering if PC gaming is actually getting more expensive because the answer is yes and no. For evidence, you don’t need to look further than Nvidia’s most recent GPUs. A flagship ...

On the company's store, the most expensive choice is the MEG Z790 at a base price of $1,200. The Z890 should be more expensive, but it isn't available on MSI's website — and it can be found in ...

Gaming isn't expensive, not even when you're a PC gamer who wants to play Skyrim at the highest settings possible. Thanks to the reduced cost of just about every piece of hardware and the standard ...