Samuel Willetts - Page 3

With a mouse in hand from the age of four, Sam brings two-decades-plus of passion for PCs and tech in his duties as Hardware Editor for Club386. Equipped with an English & Creative Writing degree, waxing lyrical about everything from processors to power supplies comes second nature.

Windows 11 26H2 has arrived, here’s what the update means for your PC

Eligible PCs can now make the leap to Windows 11 26H2, with Microsoft promising this update shouldn't cause any major disruption.

AOC just revealed a super-fast 1,000Hz gaming monitor for esports enthusiasts

The AOC Agon Pro AGP257FT launches in Q1 2027, aiming to leapfrog older LCD performance at high refresh rates, thanks to an oxide-based IPS panel.

This new Steam Remote Play update radically improves game streaming quality between your PC and Steam Deck

Pyrowave is available to test via the latest Steam Client beta, but the streaming codec's improvements require lots of network bandwidth.

Nvidia DLSS upscaling now runs on Radeon GPUs thanks to this mod, but there’s a catch

You'll need a Radeon card with a Navi 32 GPU to make the most of this mod, and you can forget about Windows support for the moment.

Nvidia AI GPU truck heist turns sour as thieves left with 40 tons of sand instead

Criminals hoping to bag Nvidia stock worth $20,000+ were instead greeted by 20 tons of sand in each of their ill-gotten trailers.

Grab a stylish NZXT H9 Flow RGB PC case for its lowest ever price, with 38% off

The gorgeous NZXT H9 Flow RGB now has 38% off on Amazon, providing a great balance of aesthetics and value for a large PC case.

Modder pushes Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 laptop power limit to 250W, raising frame rates by up to 30%

Vibe-coded software gave a YouTuber the power to push an Nvidia RTX 5090 Mobile GPU to new performance heights, with a higher TDP.

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D vs. 9800X3D

It's a DDR4 vs DDR5 showdown, as we pit these AM4 and AM5 gaming CPUs against each other, comparing frame rates, app benchmarks, and more.

AMD will soon increase CPU, GPU, and motherboard prices by 10%, according to rumour

TSMC is apparently raising its prices by 10%, with AMD passing the buck to partners, likely resulting in consumers absorbing the cost.