Darren Allan

Has Nvidia changed its mind about RTX Super GPU refreshes for Blackwell? Apparently, although I remain skeptical...

What's good for the Neo is also good for the XPS and Surface? Price-wise, that may be true — but what about future-proofing?

New research is causing quite some controversy on Reddit — but it makes some very interesting points.

This could be a key change for the context-sensitive menu in Windows 11.

Those in their fifties ran the furthest distance on average, and the VO2 max of Garmin runners is impressive.

Owners of relatively recent Garmin watches may be disappointed to learn that they don't get the new features in the Q2 update.

'We know the pressures that are there in building systems aren't going away anytime soon': AMD exec hints at possible relief with new budget Ryzen CPU.

Microsoft is improving Windows search in a number of ways, and this is an important tweak.

Computex 2026 'We can't wait to get this absolute weapon into the hands of gamers everywhere': Asus unveils 24-inch OLED monitor with 540Hz refresh rate.

Microsoft's new Windows 11 Start menu is better than I expected, stoking more hope that the campaign to fix the OS is headed in the right direction.

Is this a sign that the predicted memory cavalry is rushing to the rescue?

Fed up with bits of Windows 11 being flaky of late? Microsoft has fixed bugs that cause a blank desktop, taskbar freezes and more.

There have been a few signs that Nvidia feels that gaming GPUs are less of a priority, and here's one more.

Valve does warn about this in the Steam Controller's manual — but how many people actually read documentation?

Fresh RAM price hikes could be imminent as the memory chip supply chain comes under more pressure.

Ex-Samsung exec says it's possible the RAM crisis 'will change starting from the second half of next year' as supply and demand begin to correct.

In an important – if long overdue – move, Windows 11 search is finally giving up spamming you with web results.

LG's 1,000Hz gaming monitor is designed for shooters with tech that 'makes fast-moving objects sharper and easier to track'.

New 'Driver Quality Initiative' aims to shore up quality and prevent bad drivers from proving to be an unnecessary battery drain.

'Oh, yes: steal the Right Ctrl and now return it as an improvement': Microsoft's finally letting you revert Windows 11's Copilot key back to what it used to be.

What dare we hope for next from Microsoft? The company is clearly serious about making Windows 11 better.