Welcome to TechRadar’s computing channel. Here, you’ll find all the latest news, reviews, guides and more for anything computer related. We’re not just talking about laptops and PCs (although we have loads of content on them), but also MacBooks, Chromebooks, peripherals (such as mice and keyboards) and the software they run.
The computing landscape is constantly and rapidly changing, which can be both exciting and baffling. An increasing number of us are either working from home or embracing hybrid ways of working, which means picking the best laptop for your needs is essential. Meanwhile, the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots, such as ChatGPT and Google Bard, has given us a tantalizing glimpse of what the future of tech holds.
There’s never been a more exciting time in computing, so let us help you make sense of it all.
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OpenAI Operator leak suggests it's coming to the ChatGPT Mac app soon – here’s why it’s a big deal
ChatGPT's Operator agent could be coming to its Mac app very soon.
Nvidia RTX 5090 FE rumor claims high-end GPU gets loud - but other reports tell a very different story
Updated A new rumor has got some PC gamers nervous about the RTX 5090 - but there's no need to panic yet.
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Asus Tarius VR headset could use the Meta Quest 3’s best feature to defeat it – and it already sounds like the headset of my dreams
Asus Tarius VR leak proves why we should be excited for non-Quest Horizon OS headsets.
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G.Skill DDR5 RAM is overclocked to a blazing 12,054MT/s with no liquid nitrogen needed – just air cooling
DDR5 overclock using air cooling is seriously impressive, albeit with a slight catch.
