The CLX Hathor is absurd. That’s not inherently a bad thing — a lot of the best gaming PCs are absurd in one form or another — but the idea of packing two PCs into one case with the most powerful ...

The CLX Hathor (starts at $4,169; $7,197 as tested) earns a spot among the least conventional PCs to pass through our labs in recent years. This ultra-high-end gaming desktop is not one but two PCs in ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Marco Chiappetta is a technologist who covers semiconductors and AI. ongtime Kansas-based system builder, CybertronPC, just ...

If one PC is not enough, why not go for two PCs? CLX has just made that concept a lot more practical by stuffing two computers inside a single case. Made in cooperation with Intel, the system shares ...

PC maker CLX Gaming has teamed up with Intel to create an alluring dual-PC rig. The big idea behind the proof of concept device is that simultaneous gaming and streaming will never overwhelm the ...

CLX announced today that they have now started incorporating 11th Gen Intel Core Processors in all of their custom PC builds. The processors specifically are available now in their Ra, Scarab, Horus, ...

Yesterday, I published some news about the launch of system integrator CLX’s new Intel-based dual-PC, the mighty Hathor. The first of its kind, according to CLX. For the uninformed, we’re talking ...

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