Darren Allan

Is AMD’s lack of any mention of Ryzen 9000 desktop processors telling here?

A next-gen processor for $14? There are plenty of reasons not to be tempted here besides that you’d be breaking the law.

Windows 11 rumors can sometimes get out of hand, and that’s what happened in this case.

A fresh Lunar Lake leak is another sign that standalone GPUs are on their way out.

If you wondered whether something was amiss with MSI’s support for Radeon GPUs, well, you were right…

Microsoft is on the case and has fixed search, particularly around hunting out apps in Windows 10.

Gigabyte seems to have been a lot stricter than other motherboard makers with its cure for game-crashing blues.

AMD has some seriously powerful APUs – CPU + GPU + NPU – chips inbound and this Strix Point leak illustrates that clearly.

If you own one of these smart gaming handhelds, you need to grab the latest update as a priority.

It’s looking more and more likely that we’ll see Ryzen 9000 processors early in Q3, perhaps in July.

Three motherboard makers have now brought in support for AMD’s next-gen processors.

Ready to write off AMD’s RX 8000 GPUs based on this slow memory rumor? Don’t be so quick to judge.

AI needs lots of storage for the data that trains these models – and that’ll have a knock-on effect on consumer hard drives.

A 4TB SSD that runs at 15GB/s for under $50? This is one of the most brazen fakes we’ve ever seen.

Asus updates motherboard BIOS with reined-in default settings to help some Intel 14th-gen and 13th-gen CPUs.

Vivaldi browser is ported over as another step is taken towards pushing Arm-based AI PCs to really take off.

With taskbar notifications being tested for widgets, we wonder if the future of the taskbar is very much more animated.

Prepare to see a lot more of Copilot in Windows 11 – and Edge – if recent developments are anything to go by.

It seems Qualcomm’s plans to beat the M3 extend beyond the Snapdragon X Elite.

Is Microsoft going to push harder with ARM-based Windows 11 laptops by exclusively giving them its kingpin AI feature?

Leaked photos of two Lenovo laptops are causing a stir – and suggest that a June launch is on track.

Microsoft’s head of design for Surface retires – and going forward, we’ve got a feeling we’ll see some big changes.

Fed up with Blue Screen of Death crashes? Here’s some variety for you – ‘white screen’ lock-ups with this new update.

Let’s hope Microsoft maintains regular feature updates outside of annual upgrades going forward to Windows 12 and beyond.

More of the groundwork is being laid for AMD’s next-gen Ryzen CPUs, suggesting a Q3 launch really could be in the cards.