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DLSS 4.5 is coming to all RTX GPU owners, but that isn't the QOL update I was hoping for
By Duncan Robertson published
News If you were hoping for Nvidia Reflex 2 to come out of this year's CES, the only thing you'll be left with is DLSS 4.5 and a 6x multiplier for your frame rate.

If you thought AIO cooler displays were neat, the latest gaming PC from Asus has holographic fans
By Duncan Robertson published
News The latest prebuilt gaming PC from Asus ROG is a monster, but its nifty holographic fans might be my favorite thing about it.

PNY's latest Nvidia RTX 50 GPUs appeal to my kind of PC building
By Duncan Robertson published
News PNY has announced a new range of Nvidia graphics cards at CES 2026, which pack the power of the RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5070 into slim frames.

AMD is launching an upgraded version of one of its best desktop CPUs
By Duncan Robertson published
News AMD has announced a new desktop processor, the AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D, which looks to improve the performance of the brand's most popular CPU.

Best Alienware gaming PC 2026: Out of this world Aurora builds
By Phil Hayton last updated
Buying guide Here are the best Alienware gaming PCs available in 2025, including Nvidia RTX-powered rigs and machines armed with cutting-edge DDR5 RAM.

Crucial could have been the brand to help consumers with RAM and storage costs, not make them worse
By Duncan Robertson published
Opinion Micron is closing down the Crucial brand, but as someone who covers RAM and storage for a living, I don't think it had to be this way.

This new motherboard has DDR4 and DDR5 RAM support, and it took an AI-pricing surge for that to finally become a thing
By Duncan Robertson published
News ASRock is launching a new motherboard that has support for both DDR4 and DDR5 RAM. While it's not necessarily a gaming motherboard, it could start a trend.

Amidst a pricing apocalypse, one of gaming's best memory and storage brands "has made the difficult decision" to abandon its consumers
By Duncan Robertson published
News AI is predicted to steal all of our jobs, but today it's caused the closure of one of the best gaming memory and storage brands there is.
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