Gigabyte equips its affordable DS3H motherboard series as if it were a higher-tier model
Gigabyte updates its value-oriented B860M DS3H WIFI6E motherboard with a better VRM fin-stack and built-in I/O shield.
Gaming PCs are finally catching up with consoles, as 8-core CPUs boom in popularity
The popularity of 8-core CPUs continues to surge amount Steam users.
Intel is back on the graph with 1% discrete GPU market share, yet Nvidia outsells it by 92x
Nvidia lost some market share to Intel and AMD in Q3 2025, but its dominance in the discrete GPU segment remains uncontested.
You can get a 100Hz MSI monitor for just £49 right now, if you’re really quick
Some Cyber Monday monitor deals are still hanging on, meaning you can grab a Full HD 100MHz MSI or 144Hz AOC screen for a really cheap price.
New testing finds SteamOS easily dominates Windows for gaming
SteamOS slaps Windows 11 in new handheld gaming tests, putting the Linux-based system ahead in Returnal, Cyberpunk 2077, and Doom.
Motherboard sales are reportedly collapsing amid rising DRAM prices
Motherboard purchases have apparently fallen by as much as 50% compared to last year, with higher DRAM prices seemingly to blame.
AMD just listed a Ryzen 7 9850X3D CPU that’s set fair to be the best gaming chip ever
AMD quietly confirms Ryzen 7 9850X3D CPU via its driver download page, seemingly offering a slightly boosted 8-core Zen 5 chip with 3D V-cache.
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D just dropped to its lowest ever price
With a £60 discount on its usual MSRP, Cyber Monday is a great time to pick up the finest gaming CPU out there.
Sinclair ZX Spectrum fans unite, we need to make this new Lego kit happen
A Lego ZX Spectrum kit is up on the Ideas page, and it looks great, including a Clive Sinclair minifig on a C5, as well as a TV playing Jet Set Willy.
Valve moves Steam Client to 64-bit, but 32-bit version will remain supported until January
Valve is ditching the 32-bit version of Steam as the client’s core features rely on system drivers and libraries that are no longer supported.
Intel believes 5,000W GPUs are feasible using integrated voltage regulators
Intel is turning back to integrated voltage regulators to make 5,000W GPUs possible by 2027, using its Foveros-B packaging technology.