Latest articles by Andy Edser
Can overclocking get 8 GB AMD and Nvidia graphics cards to the performance of their 16 GB versions? Yes, but I've got some bad news for you too
Need for speed While the 8 GB RX 9060 XT and RTX 5060 Ti cards can often match their 16 GB brethren, VRAM limitations are still a barrier too tall for overclocking alone.
'This is a fundamentally different company today': Intel reports strong financial results, says its upcoming 14A process is already outpacing early 18A yields
News Back in the ring.
This vibe-coded tool helps you find missing Lego pieces for your old sets, and now I think the AI revolution might not be such a bad thing after all
News It's got its uses, I'll admit.
'Many employees are leaving for SK hynix': 40,000 Samsung workers are marching outside its factories to protest pay levels
News 'The compensation gap has become so wide that it's driving these moves.'
Sony's terrifyingly fast robot arm is finally beating pro-level table tennis players at their own game
News Now dual-wield. For fun.
Making your own DRAM cells in a garden shed isn't the most practical solution to the RAMpocalypse, but it's still awesome to watch
News It's about the struggle, right?
There's no memory crisis in space, as astronauts on the ISS are getting new laptops with 128 GB of RAM and a seriously beefy specs sheet
News Everyone loves upgrade day, don't they?
Some gamers are going full conspiracy theory over Pragmata's path tracing vs ray tracing debate, so I've donned my tin foil hat and taken a look
News Yes, path tracing looks better than ray tracing. No, I don't think that's a plot.
'We have no choice but to impose a severe punishment': Ex Samsung researcher sentenced to 7 years in prison for leaking DRAM tech to a Chinese competitor
News The semiconductor process tech was reportedly deemed 'a core national technology' of South Korea.
Deezer says it's being bombarded by 'nearly 75,000' AI-generated tunes every day, and that 97% of survey respondents can't tell the difference between human-made and AI music
News Robot music is no longer beeps and boops.
The makers of Playdate, the console-with-a-crank, will no longer accept games created with generative AI
News 'There are lots of people in the world who are extremely eager and excited to create beautiful music, art, and words for your Playdate creation.'
Backpack-friendly and ready to rock, this little 14-inch OLED RTX 5060 Asus machine is my kind of gaming laptop
Deal Come to me, delicious OLED.
Anthropic had a 'productive and constructive' meeting with White House officials after the preview release of its new cybersecurity-challenging AI model
News Best friends again?
Gigabyte describes its new PSU range as a 'Hardware Guardian', protecting your graphics card from melting and presumably fighting crime in its spare time
News To the Volt-mobile!
This AMD-powered, Linux-running mini PC looks like a Steam Machine disguised as a vinyl record player, without the fancy controller
News A mixing console?
Report claims the global CPU shortage is 'more acute for processors than memory' as industry waits for Intel's 18A chips to plug the gap
News Yes, it's caused by AI demand. What else?
AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT 8 GB review (Asus Prime)
Score: 63% Yes, it's cheap—but there's still a cost.
Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti 8 GB review (Palit Dual)
Score: 73% A punchy little performer, but 8 GB of VRAM comes with caveats.
Forget the dual-mode, I want this 32-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor with a mega discount because it looks absolutely lush
Deals It's the perfect size, too.
Best wireless gaming mouse in 2026: These are the cordless rodents we love getting our mitts on
Unbound Let go of the tethers and embrace the freedom of living life cable-free.
Where does your PC live? There is obviously one correct answer, can you pick it out?
Poll Don't hide your gaming light under a bushel. Or a desk.
These are the only RTX 5060 gaming laptops worth a damn right now, and I'd 100% be buying the OLED one
Deal One stand out candidate, but three great machines regardless.
Minecraft creator Notch says 'DLSS fundamentally makes no sense', but the X comments say 'um, actually'
News Hey, we're all learning. All the time.
