The $1,719.99 configuration includes an Intel Core Ultra 7 265 CPU, GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GPU, 16GB of DDR5-5200MHz RAM, and a 1TB SSD. The 750W power supply gives you a fair amount of headroom for future upgrades. Note that the Intel Core Ultra 7 265 CPU comes with "standard CPU cooling" which consists of a pretty basic and low-profile top-down heatsink fan combo. If you upgrade to the Core Ultra 7 265K for an extra $100, you also get the "advanced CPU cooling" option which includes a much more robust tower heatsink fan that compares to aftermarket solutions. It would be a worthwhile upgrade if you plan on sustained high-demand gaming with this rig.

The RTX 5070 Ti GPU offers great 4K performance without pricing gamers out

The RTX 5070 Ti offers the best bang for your buck in terms of 4K gaming performance. It performs neck-and-neck with the previous generation RTX 4080 Super and pulls ahead in any game that supports multi-frame generation, especially with the recent DLSS 4.5 update. It is fully capable of running any game in 4K at 60fps. It also has 16GB of VRAM like the RTX 5080, making it viable for AI work. Since RTX 5070 Ti GPUs are pretty much non-existent as a standalone card, the only way to get one without paying a ridiculous markup is by getting an equipped prebuilt computer.

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The Adventurer 5M is Flashforge's least expensive CoreXY printer across its entire product lineup. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find another CoreXY printer from any well-regarded brand. In a CoreXY printer, only the print head moves while the motors are fixed in place. Since the motors are often the heaviest component, this improves print speed and precision.

The Adventurer 5M features an open bed design with a build volume measuring approximately 8.7" cubed. For those of you who are looking to enclose the chamber in order to create a more stable environment for your prints, you can purchase the official kit for $39.99 that can turn it into a closed chamber setup. Alternatively, you can just build yourself a big box that you can place over the entire printer, probably for an even cheaper price.

The Adventurer 5M boasts a print speed of up to 600mm/s with 20,000mm/s² acceleration and can print a benchy in 14 minutes. The high-flow 32mm³/s nozzle with 280°C direct extruder can warm up to 200°C in as fast as 35 seconds for smooth and stable filament dispensing. Other features including solid build quality (all structural components are made of metal), a 4.3" color touchscreen control panel, auto leveling, and vibration compensation. Assembly is quick and easy and you should be able to make your first test print in a matter of minutes. No camera is included but there's an add-on kit.

TL;DR:

• Open chamber 8.7" cubed working space
• CoreXY 3D printer (more stable than other types)
• 600mm/s print speed with 20,000mm/s² acceleration
• Auto leveling and vibration compensation
• Easy assembly

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This charger is part of Baseus' compact Picogo lineup and measures a compact 2.6" x 1.3" x 2.1". Despite the diminutive size, it's still able to pack in three charging ports: two 100W USB Type-C and one 33W USB Type-A. Note that the maximum output for all three ports is 100W, so if you used both USB-C ports at time same time, you would pull 67W + 33W. This model also has a digital display that provides a detailed view of charging status, temperature, and port output.

The 100W of USB-C Power Delivery is higher than what I typically see at this price point. This charger has a higher output than the stock adapters that come packaged with power hungry handheld gaming PCs like the Xbox Ally X, ROG Ally X, Legion Go S, and Legion Go 2; even though these handhelds support up to 100W charging rates, they're supplied with 60W max charging adapters. It's also compatible with devices like the Steam Deck and Switch 2 that can only accept a lower rate, since the charger only delivers as much power as the device allows. This is also a great charger for the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max or Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, which cap out at 40W and 60W, respectively.

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