Computing components

The RAM crisis looms large in the PC hardware market, and now a graphics card maker has issued a warning for consumers.

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

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.

There are no signs of the RAM crisis slowing down any time soon, and Samsung's price increases are a clear example.

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.

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

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.