
Jeremy Laird
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.
Latest articles by Jeremy Laird

AMD and Meta announce yet another circular megamoney GPU deal, this time for $60 billion of chips and potentially a 10% stake in AMD for Meta
By Jeremy Laird published
News Meta to buy $60 billion in GPUs but might end up owning $35 billion share in AMD.

The company behind the machines that make pretty much all our computer chips reckons it has worked out how to increase production capacity by 50%
By Jeremy Laird published
News All it takes is a little more light...

Abxylute 3D One handheld gaming PC review
By Jeremy Laird published
Score: 63% It's the world's only glasses-free 3D gaming handheld... for a reason.

This YouTuber's homebrew VR headset using mini CRTs is way cooler and more usable than you would ever imagine
By Jeremy Laird published
News Gordon Gekko would approve...

Nvidia dumps its $140 million stake in Arm but licensing deals remain and its new PC CPU is still go
By Jeremy Laird published
News Nvidia once planned to take full control of Arm.

Nvidia's DLSS upscaling beats AMD's FSR and plain old native rendering at 4K in a poll of over 1,000 gamers
By Jeremy Laird published
News Upscaling is only becoming more important.

New research claims pretty much all headphones contain toxic chemicals that 'may be migrating' into our bodies
By Jeremy Laird published
News Add this to your list of things to worry about.

NZXT's latest mini-ITX PC case looks seriously nifty, I'm just not sure how I'm going to afford the RAM for the build...
By Jeremy Laird published
News If you want a desktop PC that actually fits on your desktop...

Windows 11 is getting a handy internet speed test built right into the taskbar
By Jeremy Laird published
News Plus a load of other quite welcome tweaks, fixes and enhancements.

Many consumer electronics manufacturers 'will go bankrupt or exit product lines' by the end of 2026 due to the AI memory crisis, Phison CEO reportedly says
By Jeremy Laird published
News This mess is going to get a lot worse before it gets better.

Bloomberg claims 'rampant AI demand for memory' is forcing Sony to consider pushing back the launch of its next-gen PlayStation as far back as 2029
By Jeremy Laird published
News A plague on all our computing houses.

Old school hard drives are getting more reliable according to a new survey but good luck buying one later this year thanks to AI demand
By Jeremy Laird published
News 1.36% overall HDD failure rate reported as one drive maker says it's sold out for 2026.

Samsung announces brighter, more durable, utterly confusing 'Penta Tandem' QD-OLED monitor tech, so now I have to explain every OLED panel type to have it all make sense
By Jeremy Laird published
News Five times two is 10?

Best Buy creates the GPU pricing meme nobody asked for, so here's the sadly inevitable Nvidia RTX 5090 for $5090
By Jeremy Laird published
News It had to happen some day... just don't round the price up or it spoils the effect.

All models of Steam Deck are sold out in the US and fingers are inevitably already pointing at the memory crisis
By Jeremy Laird published
News This isn't getting any more fun.

More details of an extra big Intel Nova Lake 'bLLC' CPU die with added cache and designed to take on AMD's X3D chips emerge
By Jeremy Laird published
News The 'bLLC' CPU die is allegedly 36% bigger than the regular high-performance die.

The three big players in computer memory are all building new factories but it probably won't help DRAM prices until 2028, if then
By Jeremy Laird published
News Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung are all tooling up, but don't expect PC memory prices to improve for years to come.

Redditor scores $500 worth of DDR4 at local dump and now I'm wondering if every landfill is actually a goldmine
By Jeremy Laird published
News Your local recycling depot probably won't take kindly to you digging in.

G.Skill to pay out $2.4 million in class action settlement over 'deceptive' RAM specifications but denies all wrongdoing
By Jeremy Laird published
News Millions to be paid out but individual customers probably won't get much.

Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X2 chip gets tested in games and unsurprisingly can't keep up with Intel's mighty Panther Lake APU
By Jeremy Laird published
News There's a little more to come from Qualcomm, but it probably won't be enough.

Oh great, now copper prices are 'surging' and threatening to make PC hardware even more expensive
By Jeremy Laird published
News Stop the car, I want to get out.

After 3,000 hours and two years another OLED gaming monitor burn-in assessment finds only minor panel damage
By Jeremy Laird published
News OLED burn-in is real, but increasingly looks like it's not a major worry for either WOLED or QD OLED.

A Redditor claims to have lucked out on a half-price Walmart RTX 5080 and that's pretty much the only way you're gonna get a cheap GPU these days
By Jeremy Laird published
News Shurely shome mishtake.
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