Nintendo Switch 2 was showed off behind closed doors last month
Devs got to see an enhanced version of Breath of the Wild
Latest AMD Adrenaline drivers add Radeon Anti-Lag+, Boost and HYPR-RX
AMD Radeon Anti-Lag+ enables better frame syncing, initially supporting 12 games including Apex Legends, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. See the release notes for more information.
ZSA Voyager: a low-profile, split ergonomic keyboard for maximum, costly customization
A truly unique product designed to augment the typical laptop typing experience
AIB shipments rise in Q2 as market reaches "healthy and vibrant" state
"Very encouraging for the PC industry in general"
Milk-V Mars CM is a RISC-V Compute Module in a Raspberry Pi form factor
The RISC-V world has its own compute module for hardware development
AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT Review: Old Performance, New Price Point
Given that the Radeon 7800 XT mirrors the 6800 XT's performance, it's not particularly thrilling, especially after 3 years. But at just $500, the 7800 XT will likely become the go-to option for many.
Apple's answer to Chromebooks? Rumors point to low-cost MacBooks for 2024
What's Apple's definition of low-cost?
Rumor mill: Low-cost products are something you don't usually associate with Apple. However, according to a new rumor, the Cupertino company could release a new line of comparatively cheap MacBooks next year that can compete against Chromebooks in the education sector.
New Gigabyte Control Center fixes DDR5 memory detection issues
After reports of SPD malfunction and memory detection errors in DDR5 motherboards, Gigabyte has come out with a solution: download the Gigabyte Control Center (GCC) and update your board's BIOS.
Dual-slot storage card holds eight E.1 SSDs and can reach 55GB/s
First-ever dual-slot storage AIB allows improved heat dissipation
Intel Core i9-14900K tops Geekbench with record-breaking single-core performance
What just happened? More details about Intel's 14th-generation Raptor Lake Refresh chips have landed ahead of the processors' expected launch next month. The latest leaks involve the flagship Core i9-14900K, which has received the highest single-core score in Geekbench. It's also shown up in a CPU-Z benchmark that shows the chip scoring 8% - 10% higher than its predecessor, the Core i9-13900K.
Starfield GPU Benchmark: 32 GPUs Tested, FSR On and Off
Bethesda's latest RPG brings with it some space opera vibes and striking visuals. Let's take a look at Starfield's GPU performance by testing 32 GPUs using different quality presets, resolutions and FSR.
Intel could soon spend over 9 billion on chip outsourcing from TSMC
Market speculation that could be taken with a grain of salt
Amazon customer discovers his Intel Core i9-13900K is an i7-13700K in disguise
This old scam hasn't gone away
Customs officers confiscate over 40,000 pieces of smuggled hardware during Typhoon Saola
The big picture: Chinese taxation policies have created a profitable gray market for hardware smugglers. Hong Kong, which offers much lower VAT rates and provides easy access to its border, has become a popular pick-up destination for smugglers attempting to sneak goods back to the Chinese mainland.
August Steam survey marks arrival of RTX 4060, Windows 11 hitting 40%, and AMD CPUs closing the gap on Intel
A good month for laptops, too
Ryzen 5 5600X3D vs. Ryzen 7 5800X3D
It only made sense for AMD to create a 6-core X3D CPU when they had enough defective 5800X3D silicon. That time has come, albeit on a limited basis. Is the 5600X3D any good this late in the game?
Lenovo's Legion 9i gaming laptop packs integrated liquid-cooling and top-tier hardware
RTX 4090, mini-LED, and more
Lenovo's Legion Go gaming handheld arrives this October, starting at $699
Massive high-res display, powerful processor, and detachable controllers.
3D DRAM is coming, but we don't know how to build it - yet
A new approach is needed to vertically stack memory cells together
Zotac releases 4th-generation backpack PC for mobile VR
Latest model switches from consumer to professional GPUs
AMD slams Nvidia over 16-pin connector issues, but admits considering the same design
"You shouldn't blame end users for issues you have"
Aiming for Atoms: The Art of Making Chips Smaller
In the realm of computer chips, bigger numbers are often better. More cores, higher GHz, greater FLOPs. But there's one metric where smaller is better. Enter the world of semiconductors and process nodes.
Microsoft patent shows a 360-degree folding screen device
Hopefully this won't go the same way as the Surface Duo
US bans sale of top Nvidia and AMD AI chips to the Middle East
The A100 and H100 have been restricted over concerns of resales to China
CompactFlash doubles transfer speed with CFexpress 4.0 cards
A new standard for faster, backward-compatible removable storage