Nvidia has defined what it considers small-form-factor-ready GeForce graphics cards and PC cases to help builders and upgraders, fleshing out its recommendations with many cards and chassis already on ...

Small form factor PC builds are as popular as they’ve ever been, maybe more so. But it’s become pretty rare to see a case that’s actually designed to take advantage of the small size and let you carry ...

Why it matters: Those planning to build small-form-factor PCs should start re-checking chassis and graphics card vendors' websites. Many have recently agreed to mark their products with a new ...

A new initiative from Nvidia looks set to help small form factor (SFF) PC builders identify and purchase components perfect for their enthusiast builds. While the finer details of how this system will ...

In my 15 years of building PCs, I’ve only ever tackled one small form factor (SFF) build. If you’d asked me two months ago, I would have told you that I’d never want to try it again. But now that’s ...

The new SFF Enthusiast GeForce GPU isn't going to be a new release, nor will it be some next-gen Blackwell-based Mini-ITX graphics card. What NVIDIA is doing here is working with AIB partners to get ...

Among the several announcements NVIDIA is making at Computex this year, one that will be of interest to fans of compact gaming builds is a new set of "SFF-ready" guidelines for both GeForce graphics ...

Compact builds are becoming increasingly popular each year. Small form factor (SFF) cases can lead to a smaller desk footprint or a rig that can sit snugly underneath a TV. The big concern, at least ...

Computers are my lifelong obsession. I wrote my first laptop review in 2005 for NotebookReview.com, continued with a consistent PC-reviewing gig at Computer Shopper in 2014, and moved to PCMag in 2018 ...

We've come a long way from the days of big, bulky and beige PCs. The sheer range of case shapes and sizes you can stuff parts into borders on overwhelming, and small-form-factor builds have become ...

Believe it or not, Nvidia's $2,000 RTX 5090, which was revealed by Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang in Monday’s keynote presentation, is so small that it's compatible with the smallest gaming PC cases out ...