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.
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News Promises, promises. And a few hail Marys?

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News But read on before you go melting down your PC...

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News Of course, Ryzen 7000 chips are now much cheaper than they were in 2022.

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News Intel can still turn the ship around, but time is running out.

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News Ubisoft now assumes you're running DLSS and FSR all the time.

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news What happens if it keels over all on its own isn't clear...

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news AI and CPU sales are up, to but it's still slim pickings in gaming graphics.

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news One day there will be some good news from Intel, right?

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News Critical encrypted file with mere four-character password to blame.

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News Truly, the Zuck is an irony-free zone.

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News 4nm and 3nm Zen 5 plans are so close, they're "on top of each other".

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Prime Day 1440p OLED fun starts at $599, ultrawide from just $699.

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Prime Day The original and arguably still the best.

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Prime Day 4K all the way from just $399.

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Prime Day From $89 to $249 and 1080p to 34-inch ultrawide, there's something here for almost any budget.

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news VALL-E 2 will remain a research project due to the potential risks of 'misuse'.

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news Faster than Edge, Firefox, Opera, and the rest.

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news All the big brands are up... apart from Dell.

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news But we could still see some pure CPU models with the iGPU turned off further down the range.

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news Has the competition gone for N4 or N3?

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news The Zuck warns against the quest for 'one true AI'.

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news 0patch's "micropatches" can be applied without a reboot and easily reversed.

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