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
All the best uberwide and ultrawide gaming monitors are already on sale for Black Friday
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From 34 to 57 inches, mini-LED and OLED, they're all discounted. Get in.
$999 is a load of money but this uberwide OLED gaming monitor from Samsung is still my Black Friday bargain
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Samsung's OLED monster is still shiny and new but it's already dropped by $600.
Snag yourself some lush gaming monitor luxury from Razer with this stupendous Black Friday deal
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Or go for pure value and performance with a sub-$200 alternative.
Pair the best OLED gaming monitor with the top RTX 4080 gaming PC deal and you've got a super-sweet all-Alienware Black Friday combo
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Thick end of $3,000, but a gaming experience to die for.
At under $290 ASRock's Phantom gaming monitor is the cheapest ultrawide I would actually buy
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deal I'm typing these words on this very monitor...
Unannounced 6.2GHz Intel monster CPU spotted in pre-built rigs
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News Intel Core i9-14900KS pops up on Israeli rig builder's website.
Absolutely ancient Nvidia GPU used to decode even more antediluvian Roman scroll
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News Turns out a GTX 1070 is still useful after all.
Intel's 18A 'hallelujah' moment is the biggest bet the company has ever made
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News Intel CEO doubles, triples, quadruples down on the company's road map
We just died of not surprise at rumoured pricing for Nvidia's upcoming Super GPUs
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News The biggest question is what it will do to the pricing of existing RTX 40-series cards.
AMD claws back 5% market share from Intel as CPU sales continue to recover
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News AMD has about 5% more of the desktop and server market than this time last year.
LG UltraGear 27GR93U gaming monitor review
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Sweet IPS goodness LG's new 4K 144Hz gaming panel is unassuming on paper but actually pretty awesome.
Alienware's new all-Intel Arc A770-powered gaming rig is a feeble punchline for $1,949
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News This is what happens when corporate "stakeholders" get involved...
When it comes to OLED burn-in what you do with your monitor matters more than whether it's an LG or Samsung panel
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News That's according to a new report, but the whole subject remains fiendishly complicated.
AMD prioritising multi-thread over single-thread performance for next-gen Zen 5 CPUs according to new rumours
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News But don't panic, AMD's new chips will probably be very quick at both.
Dell's new 120Hz IPS Black monitors could preview gaming panels with better contrast
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news But IPS Black technology has disappointed thus far.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's 213GB storage hogging is because of 'open world Zombies' but don't panic it can be reduced
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news Call of Duty publisher says content can be uninstalled to reduce storage usage.
This 61TB homebrew hack nukes the Steam Deck's storage 'problem' from orbit
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news Just enough space to install Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3...
Intel's Meteor Lake 'Core Ultra' CPUs will finally launch December 14
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News Intel's AI Everywhere event will include the launch of its new 4nm chip, but will you actually be able to buy one?
AMD's next-gen console-like Strix Halo super APU said to be delayed until 2025
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News Its smaller Strix Point sibling pushed out a few quarters, too.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 hogs up to 213GB of storage space and doesn't care if you want to play other games
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news With games this big, good luck fitting a decent 'library' of titles on almost any SSD.
New anti-AI tool 'poisons' generative models to protect artwork from unauthorized robo-Rembrandts
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news Man 1. Machine 0?
Intel's earnings on the up as CEO dismisses Arm CPU threat as 'pretty insignificant'
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News Pat Gelsinger apparently not worried about new Arm chips for PCs from AMD, Nvidia and Qualcomm.
If RDNA 5 can't turn things around I have a tough time believing AMD will stick around in PC graphics for much longer
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No more Navi? Could AMD give up on discrete gaming GPUs and stick to consoles and APUs?