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XFX says its 'V3' Radeon RX 9060 XT GPUs with Samsung GDDR6 run much cooler and quieter than previous models with SK Hynix memory
By Hope Corrigan published
news XFX claims a boon of 10°C.

The impossibly-cool-looking Pocket Scion is a 'biofeedback instrument' that connects directly to plants, bathing you in the electronic sounds of, err, nature
By Andy Edser published
News I am the Lorax, and I bop to the trees.

I'm already dreaming about the Steam Deck 2, and the upgrade at the top of my wishlist is a sleeker, lighter form factor
By Jess Kinghorn published
Let me hold U Please Valve, make a handheld that's not as fatiguing to hold.

The world's first 'true 8K' ultra-wideband gaming mouse is here, complete with a glowing dongle that's supposedly less prone to unwanted interference
By Andy Edser published
News Yes, a glowing dongle. You heard me right.

Naya Create review
By Nick Evanson published
Score: 68% When Early Access and boutique ergonomic keyboards collide.

Intel reshuffle puts engineering and 'a new custom silicon business' in the spotlight but also ends a 30-year career at Intel for Product CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus
By Jacob Fox published
News Who knows what Intel will look like after it all plays out.

Packaging for Intel's high-performance Battlemage gaming GPU has popped up in a shipping manifest but I'm not sure I dare to hope it will really launch or actually be any good
By Jeremy Laird published
News Save us G31, you're our only hope.

The latest AMD Adrenalin driver lets you turn FSR 4 on in a bunch more games but OptiScaler might still come in handy for older titles
By Jacob Fox published
News More global driver toggles, let's go.

I've taken a proper bargain of a case from Thermaltake and built a gorgeous white PC with it
By Jacob Ridley published
Build it A mighty air cooler from Cooler Master is the star of the show.

'The game is ass on anything else but a 9800X3D': Esports players are complaining about using Intel CPUs at sponsored tournaments rather than AMD X3D chips, with multiple claims of crashing and significantly worse performance
By Andy Edser published
News Intel might be inside, but some wish it wasn't.
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