
Andy Edser
Andy built his first gaming PC at the tender age of 12, when IDE cables were a thing and high resolution wasn't. 26 years later (yes he's getting old), he now spends his days writing about and reviewing graphics cards, CPUs, keyboards, mice, gaming headsets and much, much more. You name it, if it's PC gaming hardware he'll write words about it, with opinions and everything.
Latest articles by Andy Edser

ProtoArc EM25 ergonomic mouse review
By Andy Edser published
Score: 40% Rough around the edges.

Father's Day is fast approaching, so I've picked out 12 awesome gift ideas for gaming dads without a single pair of socks to be found
By Andy Edser published
Deals Dad does not need more socks. Dad needs PC gaming gear.

Amazon Prime Day gaming laptop deals
By Andy Edser published
Prime Day 2026 The Prime Day sales are one of the best chances to pick up a gaming laptop for cheap(er) this year.

Amazon Prime Day gaming headset deals
By Andy Edser published
Prime Day 2026 Treat yourself to a new pair of cans this Amazon Prime Day.

'Reinventing the PC' is the concept Nvidia wanted to get across this Computex, but I'm not sure the AI room is being read
By Andy Edser published
Agentic apathy Your agentic AI PC is coming.

Computex 2026 Live: The biggest PC gaming hardware announcements at this year's show
By Andy Edser last updated
Computex 2026 It's here, it's happening, and we're on the ground covering all the latest hardware news.

Best gaming PC builds: Shop all our recommended system builds as we ride out the RAMpocalypse
By Andy Edser last updated
DIY Pick the products from our latest recommendations.

Corsair's slightly-outrageous Warthog PC case is the thing I'd most like to take home from Computex 2026, and I'm not ashamed to say it
By Andy Edser published
Computex 2026 Shove one in your luggage for me, would you?

The excess of Computex feels a little more tone deaf than usual this year, as the pricing elephant in the room becomes harder to ignore
By Andy Edser published
Computex 2026 It's all about the money.

Forza Horizon 6 is better when you're in the driving seat, so I've picked out some of our best racing wheels, pedals, and chairs to put you in pole position
By Andy Edser published
Deals Altogether now: Vrooooooooooooom!

A malware dev has committed a magnificent self-own after an AI-coded malicious package leaked its own GitHub private token
By Andy Edser published
News Whoops.

Intel announces two Arc G-Series chips for handheld gaming PCs, promising 'seamless gaming experiences on the go'
By Andy Edser published
News The G stands for "Grrrrr." Okay, I made that up.

'There are two 'P's in the word Google' says the company's upgraded AI Overview, as an old LLM issue rears its ugly head
By Andy Edser published
News Understandable, yet still amusing.

YouTube says it's making AI-generated content labels more prominent—and to help you see them, here they are zoomed in
By Andy Edser published
News Awesome.

Potential DLSS 5 references have been found in the latest Nvidia driver, but it's all gone quiet on the AI image enhancement front
By Andy Edser published
News *Tumbleweed.*

Taiwanese buyers of Gigabyte's new RTX 5090 can register to receive a 'gold item', because nothing says wealth like Nvidia's most expensive gaming GPU
By Andy Edser published
News And it's beans on toast for lunch again for me.

The Nvidia Control Panel is no more, an ex-control panel, kicked the bucket, run down the curtain and joined the choir invisib... okay, it's being retired
By Andy Edser published
News Still, who wants to pour one out?

'There's a lot of rogue attempts at this': Amid AI music remixing plans, Spotify chief says he wants the company to be 'the one that's legal' and 'the one that's controlled'
By Andy Edser published
News Y'know, the good one.

Nvidia's still-yet-to-be-announced N1X Arm chip is referenced on a Lenovo login page, so make of that what you will
By Andy Edser published
News Sneaky little fella.

From Ultramarines to Batman and Minecraft creepers, there's a dazzling selection of designs for our best gaming chair pick on discount in Secretlab's mega sale
By Andy Edser published
Deals Sit yourself down.

It's Lenovo a-go-go as the company is responsible for nearly 1 in 4 of all PCs shipped worldwide
By Andy Edser published
News I don't often apologise for a headline, but in this case I feel like I should.

The US government is pumping $2,000,000,000 in CHIPS and Science Act money into quantum computing firms
By Andy Edser published
News A quantum leap. That's too old of a reference, isn't it?

A single Nvidia Vera Rubin rack is estimated to cost $7,803,148 with over $2 million of that figure spent on memory alone
By Andy Edser published
News A 435% increase in memory cost over the GB300, supposedly.
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