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AMD claims it was there for gamers when they were at their lowest, and it’s not gone to plan

AMD reminds Radeon gamers of its loyalty, claiming it will "always be there" for them, despite Lisa Su describing the firm as being "data centre first."

Microsoft finally listens and lets you disable AI in Bing

Microsoft finally admits that not everyone likes AI in Bing search, adding options to disable it using a command or browser extension.

This new SteamOS update promises improved frame times for smoother gameplay

Valve takes aim at system-wide frame timing across SteamOS Beta 3.9.6, reducing stutters while using a frame rate limit and VRR displays.

AMD releases new Radeon driver to stop pesky bug from slowly destroying your SSD

AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 26.11.1 is now available to download, but not through the usual channels.

AMD’s next-gen “Siren Halo” CPU reportedly has dedicated GDDR7 memory

AMD’s upcoming Siren Halo processors may feature support for both LPDDR6 and GDDR7 memory, powered by Zen 6 and RDNA 5 architectures.

Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO, marking the end of a huge era for PC tech

Rockstar CEO Jensen Huang has officially hung up his Nvidia leather jacket, with Colette Kress stepping in as interm CEO.

Noctua just launched a new thermal pad, promising space-grade cooling tech for AMD CPUs

For those looking for a simple but effective alternative to thermal paste, the NT-CP1 thermal pad from Noctua could do the trick.

Windows 11 Photos app just got new features powered by Adobe

Microsoft teams up with Adobe to bring new features to the Windows 11 Photos app, including generative fill and more.

AMD GPU supply reportedly falls by up to 50%, with shortages expected until 2027

AMD now has far fewer gaming GPUs to share between graphics card manufacturers than last quarter, according to insiders.