Darren Allan

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.

Fresh leak on the RTX 4070 suggests a graphics card that could seriously worry AMD.

If fresh leakage is anything to go by, then Raptor Lake processors are going to up the ante nicely with overclocking.

AMD’s CEO provided confirmation of the launch timeframe, and some news on next-gen RDNA 3 GPUs, too.

Better compatibility with Windows 11 is promised as the first fresh version in four years is rolled out.

Many Nvidia graphics cards remain pricey, although the RTX 3090 Ti is very much the exception to that rule.

Latest spillage includes some eye-opening game benchmarks, and a 6GHz overclock for the Intel Core i7-13700K.

There’s excitement around the performance Lovelace GPUs might offer, but still trepidation about power usage.

The key question is will that be quick enough to beat AMD which is also set to unleash Ryzen 7000 around the same time.

Nvidia flexed on AMD about drivers a while back, and this appears to be the response.

An official teaser video for AMD Noise Suppression has been leaked, and it looks like a direct RTX Voice rival.

New preview build has introduced an overflow facility for those who like to run a ton of apps.

Bought a midnight color M2 MacBook Air? Early feedback suggests you might want to handle it with care.

The Arc A380 graphics card is coming under heavy criticism online, but there could be a good reason why.

This is one of the more interesting laptop teardowns of recent times, for sure.

Valve explains what you need to know about how the Steam Deck performs in hot weather.

Kingston’s Fury Renegade RAM is the smartest-looking DDR5 memory we’ve seen.

From our point of view, this first spilled benchmark clearly suggests a GPU that could worry AMD.

There’s been quite a flood of Raptor Lake leakage in recent times, and this is one of the more impressive nuggets.

Another leak has popped up for the Core i9-13900K, but this time we’ve got a glimpse of gaming performance.

If Nvidia only launched the RTX 4090 GPU this year, that would be highly surprising to say the least.