Isaiah Williams

A new shipping description suggests Nvidia's RTX 5060 GPU series may use the same memory bus as the RTX 4060 series, but with GDDR7 VRAM instead.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has a lot of controversy surrounding it, and rightfully so after its game price announcements, but it may have an ace up its sleeve over other handhelds.

OLED monitors are gradually becoming more accessible for budget PC users, and MSI's efforts on its OLED Care 2.0 technology is great to see.

The GPU market seems to be getting worse every day with inflated prices, and it doesn't look like it'll stop anytime soon.

Thanks to AMD's Ryzen AI Max APUs, we could be on the verge of seeing discrete GPUs gradually fade away, especially for laptops.

Nvidia's recent Game Ready Drivers aren't just affecting system functionality, but they've also left game developers advising older versions.

UPDATED We hope HP joins the handheld gaming PC party, and hopefully SteamOS or an improved Windows 11 could be the trigger.

It's time to get excited again about the future of handheld gaming PCs, because a new leak suggests FSR 4 could be making its way to Medusa Point-powered devices.

New high-end GPU options from Intel could have helped disrupt the messy GPU market, but it looks like that may not happen any time soon.

Discord has introduced an update that may single-handedly improve gamers' multitasking capabilities.

The RTX 5090 GPU is a powerhouse both in its desktop and laptop forms, and it's no surprise to see the latter outshine its predecessor.

OLED gaming monitors may be on the verge of becoming much cheaper, if Samsung has its way.

The Lenovo Legion Go S has a new model on the way, promising better gaming performance, but at an unappealing cost.

It's not looking any better for Nvidia RTX GPU users expecting a fix to a frustrating driver issue, as a new version fails to introduce any resolutions.

Nvidia's RTX 5000 series GPUs are finally seeing price drops, but unfortunately it may not exactly change much for most consumers.

Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Shadows seems to be a demanding game, particularly for high-end hardware, but that doesn't stop it from running well on Valve's Steam Deck and the Asus ROG Ally.

It's not great news for Medusa Point Zen 6 APUs, as it's been discovered that they will use RDNA 3.5 architecture, which could mean no FSR 4 for future handhelds and laptops.

Multiple games are about to receive support for Intel's XeSS 2, as its SDK is now available for game developers.

It looks like we won't be getting any RDNA 4 GPUs whatsoever from MSI, while AMD plans priority distribution scheme for other board partners.

Previous suggestions from Intel hinted at a full 2025 launch for its Panther Lake processors, but it appears it’s been delayed for Q1 2026 instead.

Thinking of buying any of the next-gen GPUs? Think again, because Asus has just skyrocketed prices for both Blackwell and RDNA 4 GPUs.