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A new report claims Nvidia will use its GTC 2026 keynote to look well beyond Vera Rubin, with next-gen Feynman chips tipped to get their first public outing. Nvidia boss… ...

This year’s Computex – the premiere PC industry event of the year, where manufacturers reveal the hardware you’ll be able to buy during this year’s back to school and holiday shopping seasons – felt ...

Small and specialist gaming hardware makers tell us how they're enduring, and sometimes even avoiding, the ongoing memory ...

Mini PCs have always been a kind of niche market, though Apple has done well with its Mac Mini. They're not a bad idea if you ...

With a whole new generation of mobile GPUs, and some sleek new designs, this has been a great year for gaming laptops. But who's the winner? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

PC hardware upgrades in 2026 deliver real-world gains as modern engines like UE5.4 demand 32GB of baseline memory and PCIe 5.0 bandwidths reaching 128GT/s, doubling prior generations. Targeted ...

TL;DR: Puget Systems' 2025 reliability report highlights top-performing PC components, with Intel Core Ultra 7 265K and AMD Ryzen 9000 X3D leading CPUs, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, GIGABYTE and ...

When it comes to PC hardware, we often treat our rigs like evolving organisms. We swap GPUs, add more storage, and upgrade CPUs in a quest for cutting-edge performance once every couple of generations ...

The market for PC gaming hardware, including systems and accessories, is projected to grow by 35% in 2025 by Jon Peddie Research. This data is considered "conservative in relation to total PC hardware ...

The person in question is Adam Lee, better known by his YouTube channel name of mryeester, and his latest endeavour sounds simple in principle but is actually quite hard to do: powering on a PC using ...