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The RAM crisis is so bad this new gaming handheld costs more than an RTX 5090
No handheld needs 128GB of RAM, but Ayaneo doesn't care as its Next 2 handheld costs up to $4,299.
No, the Nvidia RTX 5090 Ti GPU isn't coming out this year — here's why
An Nvidia RTX 5090 Ti arriving in Q3 2026 is the least likely GPU rumor I've heard in a long while.
Analyst firm warns of 'unprecedented and record-breaking surge' in RAM cost
If you thought the RAM crisis was levelling off, think again — the next couple of months could be seriously painful.
Rumor claims Nvidia won't have any new gaming GPUs in 2026
Rumor mill seems insistent that Nvidia won't have any new GeForce GPUs in 2026 – and that wouldn't surprise me.
New all-in-one PC packs a powerful AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 CPU under the hood
Another Apple iMac alternative has arrived, and it's built around AMD's most powerful APU.
Walmart shopper reportedly buys Nvidia RTX 5080 GPU at almost half-price
With graphics cards getting more expensive – particularly high-end Nvidia models – these bargains are even more eye-opening.
AMD graphics card makers rumored to be looking at more price hikes
A shift towards more production of 8GB graphics cards won't go down well with PC gamers, that's for sure.
I love DLSS 4.5, but I’m worried that it could actually be bad news for gaming – here’s why
Opinion Nvidia's DLSS 4.5 is incredible at enhancing image stability in games, but history suggests it will be abused by game developers.
