Darren Allan

Those with an HDR monitor will certainly appreciate this update, as will folks who use an Xbox controller for PC gaming.

Graphics performance will be majorly boosted, and there’ll be better touch support as well.

AMD’s RX 7000 family of next-gen graphics cards will debut on November 3.

New rumor suggests 4GHz boost, which outstrips speculation around RTX 4000 GPUs by some way.

Nvidia Lovelace GPU leaks are coming thick and fast – but with good reasons not to get carried away.

More rumors have been swirling about how Nvidia might pep up its current-gen GPUs.

As the Zen 4 launch comes closer, we’re seeing more and more leaks, all suggesting good things about these processors.

The Intel Processor brand is being introduced in 2023, and we have some niggles with it already.

Microsoft’s patch for September is important, too, as it carries some vital security fixes.

The clearest sign yet that we’ll see the RTX 4090 – and maybe other Lovelace graphics cards – in less than a week.

Some welcome good news for Intel is that going by an early test, XeSS appears to be seriously impressive.

It seems like the battle of the next-gen flagships will be quite something, as Intel’s Raptor Lake champ looks promising too.

Rumor has it that the RTX 4070 isn’t on the horizon – but a pair of RTX 4080 GPUs are instead.

More pics have been spilled of the flagship graphics card, and this time it’s a Gigabyte model.

Eye-opening photos – plus a video – have certainly caused some controversy.

The specs of a trio of Raptor Lake processors have been mistakenly aired.

An Intel exec has made it very clear that the rumors around Arc GPUs being ditched are just plain wrong.

What we don’t know is which processor will usher in this feat – but we’ve got a good idea.

Nvidia could launch some unexpected GPUs in October, namely refreshed 3060 and 3060 Ti models.

Some folks aren’t too impressed with the performance levels shown, but we’re not surprised at this leak.

We really hope this isn’t true, and it is still just a rumor – but things sound pretty dire for Arc graphics cards.

Those RTX 4090 renders that just popped up? They’re fake, and we shouldn’t be surprised.

Fresh leak points to a seriously fast flagship, with a catch – namely that it’ll be seriously big, too.

There’s growing excitement around the overclocking capability of Raptor Lake, and it’s easy to see why.

Where is the GeForce line-up headed next? We’re soon to find out.