Desktop PCs

"We are not ignorant of the feedback" - Intel hints at AMD-style support for its CPU sockets

After closing the Crucial brand, Micron's revenues are soaring to record highs in the RAMpocalpyse

Turns out DLSS 5 really is just a filter over 2D images, as Nvidia employee reveals more

Asus says forget RAMageddon, offers an RTX 5060 gaming PC with 16GB of DDR5 for a "normal" price

Will you be turning Nvidia DLSS 5 off?

Maingear is launching a $4,500 Crimson Desert gaming PC, but there will only ever be 30 made

While Valve jokingly asked the industry for spare RAM at GDC, Markiplier was streaming with 192GB of memory

Nvidia has DLSS'd too close to the sun, and I'm not convinced Jensen Huang will listen to anyone's DLSS 5 AI slop concerns

There's upscaling, and then there's changing a game's art direction, and your GPU should only do one

The best narrative designers are being inspired by the "excellent" design of your uncontrollable horniness

I still have a soft spot for the Radeon RX 7900 XTX in 2026, but is it still worth buying?

Valve has shared new Steam Machine Verified guidance at GDC

Intel announces Core Ultra refresh CPUs "the fastest desktop gaming processors Intel has ever built"

Corsair is running a RAM "sale" right now, so if you want 25% off a 300% markup, it's the place to be

Valve keeps doubling down on a Steam Machine 2026 release date, and I honestly respect that

Nvidia's CEO says "we created the modern video game industry," but all its push into AI upscaling has done is destroy good game optimization

It's no Steam Machine, but if you've got a grand to splash on a tiny rig, I'd check out this NES-inspired mini PC