Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Montech is battling rising PC build costs by targeting the budget end of PC building with its new cases. At Computex 2026, the company is rolling-out the Montech TG3 for $60, the King 95 3D, and the F738 ATX cases, alongside some new fans. As part of this coverage, we invited Montech's product manager to join us for an educational discussion about manufacturing tools, equipment, and pricing.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Montech at Computex 2026
03:16 - Montech F738 Floating Chamber Case
06:38 - TG3 60 Dollar Case
10:43 - King 95 3D
13:22 - Wood Montech Ten
13:38 - INTERVIEW: Manufacturing Processes
16:13 - INTERVIEW: Stamping Machines
23:08 - Conclusion
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Montech is battling rising PC build costs by targeting the budget end of PC building with its new cases. At Computex 2026, the company is rolling-out the Montech TG3 for $60, the King 95 3D, and the F738 ATX cases, alongside some new fans. As part of this coverage, we invited Montech's product manager to join us for an educational discussion about manufacturing tools, equipment, and pricing.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Montech at Computex 2026
03:16 - Montech F738 Floating Chamber Case
06:38 - TG3 60 Dollar Case
10:43 - King 95 3D
13:22 - Wood Montech Ten
13:38 - INTERVIEW: Manufacturing Processes
16:13 - INTERVIEW: Stamping Machines
23:08 - Conclusion
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![Presenting: Inevitable Opportunity to Screw Consumers | GPU Pricing Update
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The GPU pricing situation improved substantially at the end of last year (2025), but as of 2026, its trending in the wrong direction. In combination with DRAM (via VRAM) price spikes and GPU prioritization for AI data center builds and accelerators, consumer GPU prices have gone from their recovery curve to instead skyrocket. This will impact budget users who are most cost-sensitive the most, although the RTX 5090 sees the largest price increase over MSRP at now about a 100% increase on average. MSRP has ceased existing, and a major reason for a potential cancellation of GPU refreshes, such as the rumored RTX 50 Super series, could be that its not possible to launch them without bringing MSRP higher than the on-paper MSRP (technically) of existing graphics cards.
Watch the November update here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zVc4Ke6yDo
Watch the first update from July of last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLtlZnWZGt0
Watch our Fake MSRP video about AMDs GPUs last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPE95_RnL_Q
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - The Opportunity Has Arrived
04:32 - GPU Prices On the Climb and Methodology
06:58 - In Stock Average Price Comparison
08:47 - GPU Inventory Check and Availability
10:00 - MSRP GPU Availability
11:03 - Price as Percent Over MSRP
12:17 - Memory Configuration Availability
13:13 - Memory Capacity Percent Increase Over MSRP
14:18 - Price Increase Per Gigabyte of Memory
16:32 - RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell 96GB Price Check
17:09 - Conclusion
24:13 - Steve has something to say
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