Isaiah Williams

GPU sag can be a potential nightmare for some, but Asus' new feature will help users avoid issues.

It appears as though Nvidia may not be done with the Blackwell GPU lineup after the RTX 5060, as rumors suggest we may be seeing an RTX 5080 Super soon.

Nvidia’s RTX 5060 launch is on the horizon, but the state of the GPU market may spoil its rumored $299 launch price.

President Trump's US tariffs pushed Razer to pause its sales on its gaming laptops, but it hasn't taken too long for this to change.

Nvidia's RTX 5000 series GPU stock issues may be coming to an end, as leak suggests online retailers are receiving multiple cards.

MSI's third-party RTX 5060 Ti GPUs are on the horizon, with new images leaked revealing their PCIe 5.0 interface.

Intel's Core Ultra 7 258V processor has taken the MSI Claw AI+ handheld gaming PCs to new heights in terms of performance, and a new graphics driver update has continued the trend.

A new benchmark leak suggests Nvidia's RTX 5060 Ti may be great for budget GPU gamers, but that may not matter due to the state of GPU prices.

It's not going to end the issues of inflated GPU prices, but Trump's 90-day pause on tariffs could settle fears of further price hikes for the time being.

It's not looking great for Framework's budget laptop configurations, as Trump's tariffs have forced it to hold off on sales for low-end laptops.

Finally, AMD's Ryzen AI Max 395+ APU will be used in a mini-PC, with GMKtec's EVO-X2 on the horizon.

A new shipping description suggests Nvidia's RTX 5060 GPU series may use the same memory bus as the RTX 4060 series, but with GDDR7 VRAM instead.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has a lot of controversy surrounding it, and rightfully so after its game price announcements, but it may have an ace up its sleeve over other handhelds.

OLED monitors are gradually becoming more accessible for budget PC users, and MSI's efforts on its OLED Care 2.0 technology is great to see.

The GPU market seems to be getting worse every day with inflated prices, and it doesn't look like it'll stop anytime soon.

Thanks to AMD's Ryzen AI Max APUs, we could be on the verge of seeing discrete GPUs gradually fade away, especially for laptops.

Nvidia's recent Game Ready Drivers aren't just affecting system functionality, but they've also left game developers advising older versions.

UPDATED We hope HP joins the handheld gaming PC party, and hopefully SteamOS or an improved Windows 11 could be the trigger.

It's time to get excited again about the future of handheld gaming PCs, because a new leak suggests FSR 4 could be making its way to Medusa Point-powered devices.

New high-end GPU options from Intel could have helped disrupt the messy GPU market, but it looks like that may not happen any time soon.