Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
Two new MaxSun motherboards integrate Raptor Lake CPUs directly onto the board, targeting small-form-factor builds and edge computing with a focus on efficiency.
The ASUS ROG Crosshair 20th Anniversary Edition motherboard merges the iconic Copper heatsink from 2006 with modern performance, offering a mix of retro charm and next-gen capabilities for enthusiasts.
A new Chinese manufacturer has begun mass production of DDR5 memory, producing 64-gigabyte registered dual inline memory modules (RDIMMs) that could challenge the dominance of Samsung and SK Hynix. This development comes at a time when global demand for high-capacity DRAM is outpacing supply, potent...
A leading memory chip manufacturer signals that supply constraints for SSDs and system memory will remain tight well beyond the usual business cycle, reshaping timing for hardware upgrades.
Intel's latest CPU and GPU lineup promises significant performance gains, but closer inspection reveals the engineering compromises that define its competitive edge.
Apple’s latest headset, the Vision Pro, has quietly shifted its focus toward efficiency, hinting at a broader strategy for augmented reality that goes beyond initial hype. While job listings suggest ongoing development in the same segment, the company appears to be refining its approach, aiming for...
A new motherboard combines a 10-core Intel processor with a single board, undercutting traditional desktop builds by hundreds of dollars while maintaining performance. The move raises questions about platform flexibility and long-term upgrade paths.
AMD's new CPPC HighestFreq feature eliminates frequency estimation for operating systems, ensuring Windows and Linux accurately detect true Ryzen boost clocks without relying on educated guesses. This change improves performance tuning and thermal management while maintaining compatibility across pl...
The Skywind project has finished all planned content for its 2026 roadmap, but the volunteer team remains silent on a release date, leaving users in limbo about when they might see the final product.
GeIL's Spear V series achieves 8000 MT/s performance under JEDEC standards without manual tuning, setting a new benchmark for consumer-grade RAM and simplifying deployment for IT teams.
Apple’s collaboration with Intel introduces the A21 series, a new generation of chips designed to redefine performance and efficiency in the MacBook Neo lineup. This shift challenges Apple’s traditional approach while aiming to compete with high-end x86 processors.
Apple is returning to Intel’s foundries, marking a significant pivot after years of reliance on TSMC. The move hints at a broader strategy to balance supply chain resilience and innovation.
A new mini-PC fuses Raptor Lake performance, triple 4K output, and PCIe 4.0 readiness into a chassis smaller than a standard notebook—changing how IT teams balance portability and workload demands.
Unionized workers at Samsung's semiconductor foundry have rejected a 10% bonus, escalating tensions that could lead to strike action and disrupt global supply chains, potentially costing the company billions.
The Apple Education Store now requires identity checks to access student discounts, marking a shift in how the company manages educational pricing.
Sony's PlayStation 6 launch remains uncertain due to ongoing memory chip shortages, while the company reports an $800 million impairment loss tied to its Bungie acquisition. The delay highlights challenges in securing critical components for next-gen consoles.
A new free DLC for Resident Evil Requiem adds a challenging roguelike mode with exclusive abilities and permanent death, offering a fresh twist to the classic survival horror experience.
The upcoming 'Return of the Ancients' patch for Path of Exile 2, arriving in May 2026, will introduce over 50 hours of new endgame content and a completely rebuilt Atlas system, promising to redefine player progression before the game's 1.0 release.
