Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC category.
A new series of cooling fans combines swept blades, PWM control, and ARGB lighting for a balance of performance and aesthetics in modern gaming setups.
The latest Firefox version tightens privacy controls by default, patches critical vulnerabilities without performance penalties, and refines enterprise-grade security—all while operating under the radar.
EPOS introduces a modular battery system that allows users to replace only the battery cell, cutting repair costs and extending device lifespan. The move targets consumers and businesses looking for cost-effective longevity solutions.
A new generation of USB-C accessories is transforming PC building, delivering cost savings and performance without the usual trade-offs. These compact, multi-functional devices are reshaping how builders approach system design.
Outward 2 will launch in Steam Early Access on July 1, 2026, with a full release targeted for late 2027. The game continues the studio's signature punishing survival mechanics and anti-power-fantasy design, promising a brutal yet rewarding experience.
A new mechanical gaming keyboard with a 60% layout offers triple wireless modes, customizable RGB lighting, and a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 50 hours—challenging the idea that small keyboards must compromise performance.
PC manufacturers face significant redesign challenges as Intel pushes them toward its newer 18A process, leaving older node supplies dwindling and forcing costly transitions.
Intel's latest Nova Lake processors promise significant performance gains, with up to a 2x improvement in multi-core efficiency and a 20% boost in single-core performance. This development marks a notable shift in how PC builders approach system design.
A groundbreaking extraction shooter has redefined player expectations with over 15 million copies sold in under two years, surpassing competitors and setting the stage for global expansion.
The TEN PC case from Montech redefines what’s possible in mid-tower cooling, combining aggressive airflow with a minimalist aesthetic. Its 2560mm long top vent and optimized fan layout push performance boundaries while keeping temperatures in check—without sacrificing cable management or modularity.
A new generation of SSDs is pushing the limits of storage speed, but only when paired in tandem. Here’s how dual-drive configurations are becoming a must-have for high-end systems.
A new Microsoft Office lifetime license offers a permanent, upfront alternative to monthly subscriptions, but buyers must act quickly before stock runs out.
The ASUS ROG NUC 16, the most powerful mini PC in the company's lineup yet, combines Intel's 290HX processor and NVIDIA RTX 5080 graphics. While it brings desktop-level performance to compact form factors, small businesses must weigh platform lock-in risks against productivity gains.
Intel is betting its foundry business on a single high-volume iPhone chip, but whether this move will secure long-term success or deepen dependency risks remains unclear.
Microsoft is overhauling how Windows 11 handles GPU driver installations, aiming to prevent automatic downgrades while introducing cloud-based recovery for problematic updates.
The long-awaited Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is set to launch on PC and consoles in June 2026, with an open beta weekend arriving this month. The game promises a realistic WWII experience with a focus on tactical gameplay and historical accuracy, offering a fresh take on the genre for both new and retur...
A new generation of OC RDIMMs pushes memory speeds beyond 9,600 MT/s while maintaining low voltage consumption, setting a new benchmark for performance and efficiency in high-end PC builds.
A $35 utility promises to simplify switching between Windows PCs, but its limitations and compatibility risks are less clear. Here’s what gamers need to know.
