Darren Allan

Get ready for a bunch of new features, and a further minor update before 2023 rolls around.

GPU price drops could kick up a gear as Nvidia and AMD fight to clear current-gen stock.

This update fixes a frustrating Start menu flaw, too, so it’s one that some folks will be keen to grab.

The next-gen CPU clash might just happen at the end of September, and it could be quite something to witness.

Although this doesn’t mean that Intel’s 14th-gen processors are likely to disappoint.

Some folks are seriously happy about a simple tweak, while others have been left scratching their heads a bit.

Maybe Intel will pitch its higher-end Arc Alchemist graphics cards to sell.

Middle of September launch looks more and more likely.

Nvidia could be in some trouble if the next-gen GPU battle pans out along the lines this leak suggests.

It’s been a bleak past couple of months for Arc Alchemist, and that theme looks set to continue, sadly.

Need to upgrade your PC’s system memory? We’d suggest playing a waiting game for now.

There are gloomy predictions for Nvidia’s revenue, and Intel’s for that matter.

YouTube leaker also floats another possibility: these GPUs could be hard to find upon launch.

If the grapevine is on the money, the RTX 4070 could be the equal of Nvidia’s most powerful Ampere GPU.

It’s a very smart looking box, we’re just hoping that if there is a price hike, it won’t be much.

Apple was supposedly making an M1 Pro version, then ditched it to run with new spins based on M2 SoCs.

Something’s got to give in our opinion – we’ll see bigger price cuts, or a delay for next-gen graphics cards.

The Core i9-13900K processor is shaping up to be quite something, but there’s a caveat with the latest spillage.

EVGA has implemented a further big price cut to the flagship, which is now close to half-price in the US.

If the rumor mill is right, AMD could have a big advantage over Intel when the next-gen CPU battle kicks off.

It looks like the RTX 4070 graphics card could be even more in the sweet spot of the next-gen range than the RTX 3070 was.

Retail listings spark hope that the PCs might just be in stock soon, but is that a realistic expectation?

AMD’s flagship Ryzen 9 7950X processor might offer hugely faster clock speeds than its predecessor.