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Nvidia has never been more dominant with GPUs – and that suggests AMD's RX 9000 models have a pricing problem
Nvidia now has a 94% share of the GPU market, while AMD languishes at an all-time low. So, what can Team Red do?
Want to upgrade the DDR4 RAM in your PC? New report is a clear signal you should buy sooner rather than later
Older DDR4 RAM is becoming more expensive, and that trend is set to continue - so you might want to buy now if you're planning an upgrade.
The best SSD 2025
Updated Give your computer a shot in the arm with the best SSD for your needs and budget.
AMD's next-gen flagship GPU could rival Nvidia's mighty RTX 5090 - and I couldn't be more excited
Disappointed AMD doesn't have a high-end GPU anymore? Rumors seem to be aligning around a powerful next-gen Radeon flagship.
Watch out, Nvidia: AMD's FSR 4 tech offers a big leap for PC games – but there's a catch
AMD's FSR 4 upscaling tech significantly improves image quality and stability, but it's worth noting the performance difference to its predecessor, even if it's minor.
AMD says Ryzen CPU burnouts are a 'complex issue' and blames motherboard makers
AMD has blamed the BIOS settings of motherboard makers for causing Ryzen X3D CPU burnouts – but it's complicated.
Intel is giving PC gamers Battlefield 6 for free with some desktop CPUs to try and stoke sales
I'm not surprised to see Intel's dangling a big carrot to sell its CPUs, as it's struggling in the desktop department.
I'm excited for RX 7000 GPU owners, as AMD leak suggests they could get FSR 4 speeding up games
Leaks hints that AMD could bring FSR 4 to older Radeon GPUs - and I really hope this is the plan.
