Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
A looming shortage of critical components could push back the launch of Apple's next-generation MacBook Pro lineup, potentially leaving small businesses waiting until 2027. This delay raises key questions about upgrade timing, pricing, and whether the wait will be worth it.
A deep dive into how the game's demanding workloads challenge hardware and what tuning steps can help users get the most out of their systems.
A new prebuilt system combines the Ryzen 9 7950X3D processor, an X870E motherboard, 128GB of DDR5-6400 RAM, a 360mm AIO cooler, and a mid-tower case for $999. While it delivers strong performance, the high cost of DDR5 memory remains a significant hurdle.
A new handheld device merges Xbox Series S hardware with Valve-superior specs—Ryzen 5 and RX 9060 XT—but stakes its claim not on raw power alone, but on a Linux-first software ecosystem that could redefine portable gaming for developers and power users.
Chinese DRAM manufacturers are rapidly increasing production of LPDDR4 memory, aiming to replace Samsung’s supply as the South Korean giant scales back operations. This shift could reshape AI workloads and consumer device markets.
Intel's upcoming Nova Lake processors introduce a significant cache advantage, outpacing AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 in a key performance metric. The new chips promise to redefine what's possible in mainstream desktop computing.
Intel is betting on a surge in 14A chip production to secure key contracts, but power users face compatibility risks as the company races against time.
A new Intel processor carries the 'Core 7' badge but shares its architecture with an existing model. Gamers face a pricing puzzle as supply and availability remain unclear.
ASUS has unveiled a new approach to DDR5 memory that allows users to split larger modules into smaller, more manageable capacities without sacrificing performance. The technology, designed for cost-effective PC builds, could redefine how IT teams allocate resources in mid-range systems.
A deep dive into the strategies and rewards of completing one of PRAGMATA's most demanding missions, with a focus on weapon switching and time management.
A new AMD processor is set to extend the lifespan of the AM4 platform, but gamers must weigh performance gains against compatibility tradeoffs.
ASRock introduces a strategic memory solution with its HUDIMM, offering half the bandwidth of traditional DDR5 modules while maintaining compatibility. This approach targets budget builds and business desktops navigating current supply challenges.
Iron Galaxy is restructuring its workforce as it acknowledges the lasting impact of current market conditions on its operations. The move comes at a time when the industry faces deep challenges, signaling a broader shift in how studios approach long-term sustainability.
The new HUDIMM standard for DDR5 memory could reshape PC building costs, but its impact on performance and adoption remains unclear.
The new Gigabyte motherboard promises CQDIMM support and cutting-edge features, but real-world performance remains unproven. Is it a game-changer or a high-risk upgrade?
A recent innovation in PC diagnostics promises simpler crash resolution, but its limitations in enterprise environments raise questions about long-term reliability.
A career spanning three decades at Apple comes to an end for Stan Ng, whose journey from the early days of the iPod to the modern era of Apple Park symbolizes the company's evolution in technology and design.
A month before its scheduled release, Forza Horizon 6 has already amassed over 511,000 Steam pre-orders, setting the stage for a possible 2 million sales within 24 hours of launch—a benchmark that could redefine open-world racing game expectations.
