News

Everything that’s happening in the world of tech and beyond.

AOC unleashes world-first 5K Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar gaming monitor

Featuring a 31.5in 5K panel running at 144Hz, the AOC Agon Pro AGP327KG marks the first Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar of this size and resolution.
Samuel Willetts -

New DDR4 motherboards likely to accompany Intel Raptor Lake Refresh, says tech leaker

Forthcoming Intel Raptor Lake chips could also in a new wave of boards supporting DDR4 RAM, as DDR5 memory is now prohibitively expensive.
Ben Hardwidge -

AOC unleashes massive 49in QD-OLED monitor at Gamescom, serving as two QHD screens in one

Alongside the enormous Agon Pro AGP497UCZD, AOC has also unveiled a new 34in ultrawide monitor with the latest QD-OLED panel tech.
Samuel Willetts -

Commodore 64 gets Cyberpunk 2077 treatment in this gloriously grimy C64U special edition

Sporting a fantastically detailed paintjob, this Cyberpunk 2077-themed Commodore 64 Ultimate is littered with nods to CD Projekt Red's epic RPG.
Ben Hardwidge -

LG demands $1,000 for its 1,000Hz gaming monitor, as pre-orders go live

The 24.5in TN panel promises to be an esports enthusiast's dream, but we recommend holding fire on the UltraGear 25G590B for now.
Samuel Willetts -

Mewtwo strikes back on new Sandisk Pokémon SSD

A Mew USB flash drive and Mewtwo portable SSD are added to Sandisk's storage roster, as Pokémon celebrates its 30th birthday.
Ben Hardwidge -

Gigabyte readies its first 24.5in OLED gaming monitor, as well as more-affordable 4K options

The GO25F54G will mark the first 24.5in OLED gaming monitor from Gigabyte, and the brightest Tandem WOLED we've seen from the firm to date.
Samuel Willetts -

Fractal Design Define One case details leak, but I have questions

The new PC case appears to have a curvier look than the Define 7, but the front seems to be closed, so it's unlikely there's a 5.25in drive bay behind it.
Ben Hardwidge -

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D performs amazingly in ancient X370 motherboard, but there’s a catch

Swapping chipsets from X370 to X570 won't always boost your AM4 system's frame rates, but the bigger picture with newer SSDs and GPUs is more nuanced.
Samuel Willetts -
123...500Page 1 of 500