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(0) Is the Lian Li DK-07 Wood the Ultimate Setup?
The Lian Li DK-07 Wood has arrived, blending a motorized standing desk with a high-end dual-system PC chassis. We’re gauging demand to bring this walnut-finished masterpiece to Malta—is it your next dream setup?
(0) Lian Li O11 Vision M is Coming to Malta
The Lian Li O11 Vision M shrinks the iconic 3-sided glass design into a compact mATX powerhouse. Featuring a hidden AIO chamber and a built-in LCD screen, it’s the ultimate showcase case arriving at xpert.mt in 2 months.
(0) Stop Buying "Mystery" PCs. Why Component Transparency is the Key to Your Next Build
Buying a PC with vague descriptions is a massive risk for your wallet and your gameplay. Learn how to spot "red flag" listings and why total component transparency is the only way to ensure you're getting a high-quality, future-proof rig.
(0) Is Now the Time to Build? A Real Look at 2026 PC Hardware Price Trends
Blog Post Overview & Quick Takeaways The Big Picture: Global PC hardware pricing is undergoing a massive shift. The unprecedented demand for high-end AI infrastructure is pulling manufacturing resources away from consumer-grade components. The Breakdown: * Memory (RAM) & Storage (SSDs): Prices are actively climbing. Chip fabrication facilities are prioritizing enterprise memory and NAND flash for AI data centers, which squeezes consumer DDR5 and SSD supplies. Motherboards & Power Supplies (PSUs): These foundational parts remain highly stable. They are mostly insulated from the memory chip shortages, though high-wattage ATX 3.1 PSUs are seeing slight movements tied to raw material costs. The Recommendation: If you are building or upgrading a PC in Malta right now, it pays to be strategic. Secure your storage and memory before global supply tightens further, while taking advantage of stable pricing on excellent motherboards and power supplies.