Darren Allan

Microsoft is working to smooth out the inner workings of Windows 11, but I'm struggling to have any confidence in this effort.

An official collaboration between AMD, V-Color and Cooler Master hints at more possible bundle deals in the future.

A DIY project for a PC that's turned on by inserting a coin, and a case that can go from opaque to transparent at the touch of a button.

The worrying thing is that while this 'deal' is a painful reminder of just how bad things have gotten, the worst may be yet to come.

Windows 11 runs into another disastrous bug with its latest update — Microsoft admits an 'issue in which devices are failing to boot', worryingly.

AMD reveals Ryzen 9850X3D costs $499, dispelling rumors that gaming champ CPU would be really expensive.

Following past issues with ASRock motherboards, we're now seeing an uptick in reports of problems with Asus boards.

Is this going to irritate a fair few Windows 11 users? You can pretty much bank on that.

Windows 11 is becoming a crash-happy nightmare as two new bugs are now frustrating users.

Xbox app debuts on Arm PCs as Microsoft boasts that over 85% of Game Pass titles now work with Arm CPUs.

High-end SSDs have already shot up in price, and more affordable models are likely to follow, so the time to buy is now.

Microsoft might have fixed that bug with shutdowns, but its latest Windows 11 update means sleep mode now locks up some PCs.

Consumers in the US now face an additional danger in terms of factors that could seriously hike the price of laptops and PCs.

Nvidia's N1X chip could debut in laptops within the next couple of months, with next-gen N2 CPUs rumored to follow later in 2027.

RAM has already skyrocketed in price, but with no respite in sight, the worry is that it'll be moon-rocketing by the time this year is out.

GPUs from third-party sellers in the US cost almost as much as a full PC that packs Nvidia's flagship graphics card.

RAM crisis just intensified as a report shows DDR5 is now 4.4x pricier than half a year ago.

Is a high-end SSD worth more than its weight in gold? Yes, in some cases, as storage prices follow in the footsteps of RAM.

Nvidia won't have any new GPUs for 2026, rumor claims – and with an up to 20% drop in production, this year could be a troubled one.

Updated You might want to move fast to grab a mid-range GPU, if you're after an Nvidia card, that is.

Windows 11 is taking a lot of heat these days, and GOG ('Good Old Games') is the latest to fire flak at Microsoft's OS.

Micron is even more unpopular after trying to defend its decision to shut down the Crucial brand of consumer RAM.

Nvidia rumor suggests a focus on 8GB GPUs in the near future, with the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB sidelined in favor of its lesser sibling.