Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
Samsung's latest foldable phones and flagship model are caught in a pricing squeeze, with memory chip inflation and geopolitical tensions pushing up costs. The new Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and S25 Edge may see price hikes, but what does this mean for buyers?
A developer's oversight reveals the expected release window for Lords of the Fallen 2, offering fans a rare look at the game's upcoming launch.
A user reports finding a Ryzen 5 8400F processor inside the box of an AMD stock heatsink, indicating a potential mislabeling or packaging error.
A new approach to platform compatibility is reshaping how PC builders integrate focus-boosting technologies, with implications for supply and performance expectations.
The ASUS ExpertBook P5 G1 refines its predecessor with incremental but deliberate improvements, focusing on performance stability and long-term enterprise viability without disrupting existing workflows.
A potential revival of MMOs hinges on innovation in performance and player engagement, but only if developers can balance efficiency with ambitious design.
Despite global RAM and SSD price hikes, a new high-performance gaming build emerges with DDR4 memory, offering a rare stability in an unstable market.
The latest ARC Raiders update introduces a new map condition and weapon type, reshaping gameplay dynamics. While the changes aim to add depth, some mechanics may test player patience.
The actor behind Crimson Desert's protagonist reveals how the game's story underwent significant changes during its five-year development, highlighting the challenges and rewards of long-term voice recording commitments.
A modified BIOS on a consumer Z790 motherboard has successfully booted Intel’s new Bartlett Lake Core i9-273PQE processor, offering early insight into performance and compatibility risks for PC builders.
A former Rockstar developer has exposed the technical blueprint behind Grand Theft Auto VI’s Unlimited mode, revealing how it redefines open-world design—with constraints that push innovation.
A new all-in-one liquid cooler delivers strong performance and a striking visual element, but its practicality hinges on more than just aesthetics.
Microsoft's Xbox division is taking a different path at this year's Summer Game Fest, with its own dedicated showcase and an early-day presentation for Gears of War. The move suggests a shift in how the platform presents its games, but questions remain about whether it will change the competitive la...
A new ASRock motherboard is said to be the first to officially support AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D, offering users a high-performance platform for gaming and content creation. The board promises better power efficiency and cooling while maintaining compatibility with existing DDR5 memory kits.
For players navigating Root’s End Ruins, a precise farming method leverages the infinite loop to maximize gear drops while minimizing risk. This approach is critical for both casual and competitive builds.
A new report suggests Apple is exploring ad integration in Maps, but the move risks alienating users and diluting brand value. Industry analysts question whether ads would undermine the app's core functionality.
A user claims to have purchased a 64 GB DDR5 RAM kit for just $6.99, raising questions about liquidation market deals and long-term reliability.
The GMKtec EVO-T2 redefines mini PC portability by leveraging Intel’s Panther Lake architecture to deliver desktop-grade performance with improved battery efficiency, targeting creators who need both power and thermal management without compromising on mobility.
