Desktop PCs

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

Micron wants your next GPU to have 96GB of VRAM in it, but I don't really know who it's expecting will make it for you

When do you really need to upgrade your RAM? Your guide to navigating a global memory shortage

Resident Evil Requiem ray tracing wasn't really on my mind, but Nvidia DLSS Ray Reconstruction has helped heeb my jeebs

Steam Machine delays are getting me down, but Valve could be extremely cool and release its controller right now

"Smol" - NZXT enters the small-form-factor world with a new ITX gaming PC case

RAM shortages explained: Why the world's supply of computing memory is so expensive right now

Ruark's latest desktop speakers will have you listening to game soundtracks like it was your first time hearing them

Nvidia RTX 6000 GPUs might not actually happen next year, but I'm more concerned about what Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation will mean for current-gen cards

Yes, the Steam Machine will arrive later than expected and with a higher price, but I'd call it a heads up rather than a delay

Valve is revisiting Steam Machine pricing and release timing due to "rapidly" increasing memory and storage shortages

The best gaming PC 2026: UK builds at the cheapest prices