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New thermal paste stencils take the fear out of fitting your CPU
A thermal paste stencil might sound over the top to some, but it's the perfect companion for first time PC builders.
Upgrading to an Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti is getting a lot harder
Board partners announce having trouble producing enough GeForce RTX 4060 Ti cards due to a reduction in AD106 GPU supply.
Gigabyte Baseline BIOS setting tanks Intel’s Core i9 performance
Intel's Baseline mode on Gigabyte beta BIOS shows a massive performance reduction, transforming an i9 into an i7.
Windows 11 may slap a watermark on PCs that can’t handle AI features
After jumping through hoops to install Windows 11 24H2, your PC might face a watermark denoting that you can't use its AI features.
Qualcomm doubles down on Snapdragon X Elite against fake benchmark allegations
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite might not live up to the hype as OEMs call the processor's recent benchmarks into question.
4nm TSMC chips are 8.5% cheaper to make but will we benefit?
TSMC has improved its 4nm and 5nm-family process, resulting in higher yields, and decreased production costs of up to 8.5%.
Second AMD Strix Point benchmark makes Zen 5 look much better
AMD's Strix Point Ryzen moves ahead of its predecessors as a new Geekbench test shows the CPU's performance when clocked correctly.
Samsung and LG have a new OLED rival
Japan Display's eLEAP OLED panels are entering mass production and it could rival the likes of Samsung and LG.
InWin’s dinky POC One PC case is finally here for mini-ITX builds
Building your own chassis by hand is easier than ever with InWin’s Mini-ITX POC One, as you no longer have to worry about bending panels.
Modder creates a Steam Deck not knowing Valve’s handheld existsÂ
An unsuspecting modder accidentally created their own version of Steam Deck without knowing Valve's existed until part-way through.
Best SSD in 2024 – top solid-state drives to slot in your PCÂ
In our comprehensive storage tests, we've found the best SSD out there so you can give your gaming PC the upgrade it deserves.
Major Windows Defender security flaw can wipe your files and apps
Windows Defender has a major security flaw, and its going to take more than a simple patch to fix it. For now, we're all vulnerable.
AMD drops hints that an RDNA 3+ GPU refresh looms closer
AMD teases its upcoming RDNA 3+ GPU architecture through Linux firmware files, indicating an advanced development stage.
Apple Vision Pro shipments reportedly halve after nobody buys it
Analysts suggest Apple Vision Pro headsets are winding down, as the manufacturer contests with lukewarm sales.
First AMD Zen 5 processor performance is worryingly shaky
AMD’s Zen 5 laptop processor might leave performance on the table according to a new test showing subpar Geekbench scores.
Nvidia AI chips somehow still ship to China despite sanctions
Chinese companies are still getting hold of Nvidia's most powerful AI chips despite US sanctions coming in last year.
Lenovo Legion Go deal jolts the gaming handheld to its best price
This Lenovo Legion Go deal gives the portable gaming PC a hefty discount on Amazon, slashing prices to their lowest yet.
Microsoft considers adding even more ads into Windows 11
Microsoft is toying around with the idea of increasing the Start Menu ads inside of Windows 11, as spotted in a new Insider Build.
SSD memory tech breakthrough picks up where Intel Optane left off
Latest SSD memory breakthrough succeeds where Intel Optane memory failed, promising faster, cheaper, power-efficient storage solutions.
Looks like Snapdragon X Plus rivals Intel and Apple after all
A new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus leak reveals the hardware in detail as well as the benchmarks, where the results are encouraging.
AI is behind a potential price hike for hard drives and SSDs
The rise of AI for machine learning has caused a massive spike in demand for HDDs and SSDs, causing prices to soar.
Asus reimburses SD card damages caused by the ROG Ally
Asus extends its ROG Ally SD card reader warranty for models having issues while promising reimbursement for affected users.
Xbox is cooking up a limited edition Meta Quest headset
Meta announces it's going open source, working with Lenovo, Asus, and Microsoft. The latter is even making a limited-edition Xbox VR headset.
DDR5-10000 memory is on the horizon but CPUs can’t keep up yet
JEDEC's updated memory listing shows the new standard for up to 8,200 MT/s RAM. However, CPUs will need to catch up before we see 10,000 MT/s any time soon.
AMD GPU-less Ryzen processors to launch soon
AMD's Ryzen 7 8700F and Ryzen 5 8400F GPU-less APUs to reach retail sooner, opening the way for even cheaper AM5 builds.
Noctua NH-L12Sx77 cooler tackles overheating in small PC builds
The Noctua NH-L12Sx77 is custom-built to combat fears of overheating CPUs, evolving on the brand's winning formula.
AOC targets creators with Calman Ready U3 Graphic Pro monitors
Geared for offices and creative studios, AOC's new lineup tout a welcome mix of sleek design, colour accuracy, and versatile connectivity.
Leaked Intel Battlemage patches hint about the hardware’s power
Intel allegedly has been spotted quietly patching updates for the upcoming Battlemage generation, meaning it could be coming soon.
AMD Radeon RX 8000 may be hobbled by slower GDDR6 memory
A new leak alleges that Team Red will continue to use older and slower GDDR6 memory for the RDNA 4 powered RX 8000 GPUs.
