Nvidia RTX 4070 Super review: It’s back on top
Nvidia RTX 4070 Super MSRP $600.00 “The RTX 4070 Super is the graphics card you’ve been waiting for.” Solid performance improvement over RTX 4070 Still highly efficient DLSS 3.5 Fantastic…
What is an NPU? Here’s why everyone’s suddenly talking about them
Kunal Khullar / Digital Trends The AI era is upon us. With generative AI continuing to push forward, companies like Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm are also talking about the hardware…
5 ways to take your PC from boring to beautiful
Building a PC is not just about picking the best graphics card and processor — you often want it to look good, too. After all, this box of entertainment is…
PC memory is about to double in max capacity
Just days after the announcement of some serious innovation in laptop memory, we’re now seeing some great news on the desktop front, too. MSI and Asrock have announced that they…
After this year, I finally understand why people buy prebuilt gaming PCs
I’ve never been a fan of prebuilt PCs. And no, it’s not just because I’m a DIY PC-building snob. In the past, building my own was not only fun —…
How to rewatch AMD’s CES 2023 keynote from today
Here’s how to rewatch AMD’s major announcements from CES 2023, including new processors and graphics cards. Fumali – Services Marketplace – Listings, Bookings & Reviews
Here’s why Nvidia’s shots against AMD drivers just don’t add up
Nvidia is taking another dig at AMD (and now Intel) over their GPU drivers, but it’s tough for Nvidia’s stance to hold much ground. Fumali – Service providers Marketplace
Returnal might be the first PC game to recommend this much RAM
Sony’s Returnal is coming to the PC soon, and of all the system requirements, the amount of recommended RAM raises some questions. Fumali – Service providers Marketplace
AMD drops huge price cuts on Ryzen 7000-series processors right now
AMD has cut the prices for its Ryzen 7000-series processors by up to $120 in some cases.
Why DisplayPort 2.1 could become a big deal for PC gaming in 2023
DisplayPort 2.1 has become a major talking point on the heels of AMD’s RX 7900 XTX announcement, and for good reason.