Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
A focused guide to conquering the Bad Blood training simulation, emphasizing tactical use of friendly fire to efficiently clear enemy waves while minimizing penalties.
A new approach to crowd control emerges, offering small businesses a tactical edge. How does the Multihack node work, and what does it mean for upgrade timing?
The new generation of Hygon C86 processors introduces a hybrid architecture with up to 15% higher instruction per cycle efficiency, SMT4 support, and a direct challenge to Intel Xeon 6 in the enterprise space.
A recent incident involving a Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor has sparked discussions about its heatsink design, with users questioning the practicality of CPU access for upgrades or repairs. The issue highlights broader trends in modern CPU packaging and thermal management.
Apple's aggressive stockpiling of memory chips has set off a wave of speculation in the tech industry, with analysts pointing to potential supply constraints and competitive pressures on Chinese manufacturers. The move, which includes securing billions in DRAM and NAND flash reserves, is seen as a c...
Bethesda’s Starfield* marks a radical shift in open-world design, blending the sprawling ambition of Fallout with the mythic scale of The Elder Scrolls*—but not without challenges.
A delightful life simulator that embraces simplicity, Tomodachi Life invites players into a vibrant, pixel-art world where relaxation and nostalgia take center stage. With no pressure to perform or progress in any meaningful way, the game is a rare gem for those seeking pure, unadulterated fun.
The next installment in Sony's God of War series is set to deepen its mythological roots, blending Greek and Norse traditions with new elements from Japanese folklore. This shift promises a richer narrative tapestry while maintaining the franchise's signature combat and storytelling.
The latest version of HWiNFO adds support for the newest AMD CPUs and APUs, delivering deeper system insights for power users.
The unexpected two-week halt in shipments of NVIDIA's RTX 5060 Ti 8GB has sparked debate over its market positioning. While it brings DLSS 3 and Ada Lovelace efficiency, its 8GB VRAM forces a reckoning for power users who demand more memory headroom.
A new generation of weather simulation in gaming, built on Anvil’s real-time engine, redefines immersion without sacrificing performance. For small studios or solo developers, the practical implications are significant.
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition CPU delivers up to a 63% performance boost over its predecessor, setting new benchmarks for efficiency and power in content creation tasks.
China is accelerating its semiconductor manufacturing capabilities with three new fabs set to produce 300,000 wafers monthly, aiming to counteract US export controls. The move highlights both ambition and the challenges of rapid scaling.
Starfield, the highly anticipated Xbox Game Studios title, sold an estimated 140,000 copies on its first day on PlayStation 5. This places it in a middle ground compared to other recent Xbox-published games on PS5, offering insights into its market performance and player reception.
A landmark agreement between Amazon and GlobalStar grants Apple unparalleled satellite data access, reshaping enterprise connectivity strategies.
The Asus ZenBook Pro OLED 14 OG (Snapdragon X Elite) delivers 27-hour battery life, 16GB LPDDR5X RAM, and a 1TB NVMe SSD while weighing just 1.09 kg—positioning it as a strategic upgrade path for enterprises prioritizing future-proofing over legacy x86 dependencies.
Three new Supermicro edge AI systems leverage AMD EPYC 4005 processors, delivering strong performance but also presenting cooling challenges in dense deployments.
A leaked report suggests Sony is abandoning plans for a PlayStation 5 Lite model, citing development and hardware challenges. Experts weigh in on what this means for gamers.
