Jeremy has been writing about technology and PCs since the 90nm Netburst era (Google it!) and enjoys nothing more than a serious dissertation on the finer points of monitor input lag and overshoot followed by a forensic examination of advanced lithography. Or maybe he just likes machines that go “ping!” He also has a thing for tennis and cars.
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News Frame generation could be coming the the PS5 Pro.

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News Dare we say it, but Microsoft seems to be reading the room.

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News Microsoft's laundry list for Windows 11 actually looks pretty good.

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News I'll believe the idea of affordable Arm-based gaming PCs when I see it.

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News Community tool beats AMD to the punch once again.

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News If you want clever machines, you're going to need a load of memory.

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Score: 80% 5K gaming isn't as bananas as it sounds...

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News Is it all about Intel's new performance BOT?

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News The intricate US-China GPU export dance continues.

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News Artistic control remains with developers, but what exactly does that mean?

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News Are CPUs headed in the same direction as GPUs, RAM and SSDs?

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News Dare we hope that those Olympus cores turn up in a future PC chip?

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News And it's not even Apple's fastest phone chip.

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News And will it be limited to next-gen RDNA 5 GPUs?

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News The only bit that's missing is the 'RGB stripe'...

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News As refreshes go, this isn't actually half bad.

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News Framework still has some SSDs at old prices but once they sell out...

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News Knocking up a cleanroom isn't as hard as you might think, the rest of the job, however...

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News Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon et al agree to pay for new power generation at the White House.

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News How problematic it is, well, that's up to you...

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News Intel CPUs living with Nvidia GPUs.

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News How much this translates into gaming is very much another question.

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News And yes, of course, it's down to AI.
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