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In August, we launched a brand-new part of Tom's Hardware, named Tom's Hardware Premium. It's an extension of everything that we do best, offering detailed, long-form content, in addition to brand-new features you won't find anywhere else on the website, and we're doing it without taking anything away from the free Tom's Hardware content that has been around for almost 30 years.

Tom's Hardware Premium offers brand-new articles on the biggest topics, often skewing toward more technical articles covering the latest hardware. Beyond that, we also publish bespoke features, hardware roadmaps, and much more. We researched which topics you wanted to hear about the most, and for the past several months, we've mustered up a catalogue of compelling articles and features.

In addition to all of that, Tom's Hardware Premium also offers access to our huge benchmarking database, named Bench. Within it, you can view granular benchmarking data, which we don't specify in truncated reviews. You can also compare two products within a single category, and we're working hard to refine it even further. Subscribers will also receive Uptime, a newsletter featuring the latest articles, in addition to a letter from our editor-in-chief, Paul Alcorn, with his musings on the latest developments in the industry.

In our first-ever promotional offer, you can get up to 50% off an annual Tom's Hardware Premium subscription, or try the service out monthly from just $5.99 (regional pricing may vary). We've promoted this throughout the shopping season, and the offer will expire in under 24 hours, so be sure to lock this price in before it returns to normal.

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If you're still confused about what Tom's Hardware Premium is, or what we offer subscribers, we've collated all of the biggest features into the table below.

Tom's Hardware Premium is the next step in our website's evolution. We'll continue to deliver everything you expect of us for free, in addition to articles that are only made possible thanks to the existence of our brand-new subscription service. We're always listening to feedback and will continue to evolve the subscription as it matures.

To offer a glimpse at some of the content we have coming up, you only need to squint at the image at the top of this article to see a hint at our swanky handcrafted wooden PC build. We're also experimenting with turning some of our content into videos, which you'll be able to view very soon.

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