More high-end OLED displays have arrived, bringing superb image quality, high fluidity, and excellent specifications through the integration of fourth-gen WOLED panels. TCL Introduces OLED+ Pro Gaming Monitors, Offering Up To 4K@240Hz Mode Using 4th Gen WOLED Panels Popular Chinese display maker TCL has brought new gaming monitors to the high-end segment. The new series is called OLED+ Pro X3B, which brings two flagship models: 32-inchthe 32X3B and the 27-inch 27X3B gaming monitors. Both are equipped with the latest OLED+ technology to drastically improve image quality by addressing common OLED limitations. Both gaming monitors boast dual-mode configurations, allowing switching to […]

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Today Sapphire is launching its latest all-white AM5 motherboard, the Pure X870A WiFi 7. Sporting a minimalist design and the full X870 chipset, the motherboard is poised as a high-end option for custom gaming PCs with the latest Ryzen CPUs.

The Pure X870A WiFi 7 supports DDR5 memory up to 8400MHz (OC) and uses a 16+2+1 phase VRM to maintain stable power delivery under heavy workloads or overclocking. Dedicated heatsinks for the VRM, M.2 slots, and chipset help sustain performance during extended gaming sessions.

Connectivity is built around PCIe 5.0 for both graphics cards and NVMe storage, alongside WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and Realtek 5Gb Ethernet for high‑speed networking. USB4 Type‑C provides 40Gbps bandwidth, DisplayPort Alt Mode, and 15W Power Delivery, giving the board flexibility for modern peripherals and multi‑display setups.

Sapphire’s BIOS offers an updated interface for monitoring and fine‑tuning system behaviour, while the TriXX‑M software extends those controls into Windows for cooling adjustments, lighting customisation, performance monitoring, and diagnostics.

The SAPPHIRE PURE X870A WIFI 7 will be available soon for around $249. We have one in-house to feature in an upcoming build, so stay tuned for that.

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