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NAND supply will take four years to meet demand warns Phison CEO, keeping SSD prices high

Don't expect to see SSD prices trend downward anytime soon, as NAND capacity will take years to improve.

SteelSeries wireless keyboard battery swells after being left plugged in 24/7

The battery in this SteelSeries wireless keyboard inflated to the point where it actually prised open the chassis.

This G.Skill DDR5 RAM now costs over 10x its 2025 price, as new stock lands at £1,199 for a 32GB kit

DDR5 RAM prices continue their journey into surrealism, as the costs of dual-channel 32GB G.Skill 6,000MT/s and 7,200MT/s kits sail past a grand.

Noctua says no to RGB lighting and screens – “making things look pretty” isn’t our focus

There aren't going to be any RGB Noctua coolers, or ones with LCDs, the company tells us, explaining that fancy looks aren't a priority.

AOC adds circular light polarisation to its new 4K 240Hz monitor, aiming to reduce glare and eye fatigue

AOC updates its AG276UZ IPS gaming monitor with a circular polarisation film, aiming to improve eye comfort while maintaining a sharp 4K resolution.

Entry-level GPU prices are about to get even worse, warns Zotac’s parent company

PC Partner's financial report indicates that budget Nvidia GeForce GPUs could face more shortages, further driving up prices in the second half of 2026.

Intel Nova Lake CPUs will arrive on desktop first, prioritising gamers over server market

In a recent interview, Robert Hallock said consumers will get their hands on Intel's next core before server customers.

Keychron just released a bananas 100-key square mechanical keypad for macro enthusiasts

Keychron's giant macro pad offers 100 customisable keys in a 10x10 grid, and looks ideal for image/video editors, as well as sim players.

Gigabyte revives eight-year-old AMD B450 chipset, as demand for DDR4 motherboards grows

Gigabyte's B450M D3HP and D3HP WIFI6E motherboards give users on tight budgets an updated platform that still supports DDR4 memory.