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Best wireless gaming keyboard in 2025: my top picks for cable-free typing delights
By Jacob Ridley last updated
Freedom Cut the cord with the best wireless gaming keyboards.

Of all that's wireless in this gaming life, gaming keyboards aren't just entirely pointless they're [expletive deleted] annoying
By Dave James published
Wires Nope, you won't convince me this is a worthwhile thing. Wires are fine.

I can think of few things more ridiculous than a tiny OLED screen slapped on the side of some DDR5 RAM, but here we are
By Andy Edser published
News I look forward to physically shoving my head in my case to check my RAM speeds. The future!

Humanscale Freedom Chair with Headrest review
By Dave James published
Score: 81% An almost ludicrously expensive chair for those with discerning tastes. And spines.

I fixed Borderlands 4's stuttering issue by upping my shader cache size to 100 GB, which feels like something I shouldn't have to do in a well-optimised game
By Andy Edser published
News Still, a fix is a fix. Mostly.

Moody and wooden, this PC and I have a lot in common: Asus ProArt Case PA401, Ryzen 7 9800X3D and RX 9070 XT build
By Jacob Ridley published
Build it Who says you need rainbow RGBs for a good time?

'Borderlands 4 is a premium game made for premium gamers' is Randy Pitchford's tone deaf retort to the performance backlash: 'If you're trying to drive a monster truck with a leaf blower's motor, you're going to be disappointed'
By Andy Edser published
News I'm not entirely sure this helps.

'Ya jackass!' Europe's Pro golfers are wearing VR headsets that shout insults at them as they prepare for the American Ryder Cup crowd
By Jacob Ridley published
News I do the same thing to prepare for work in the morning.

When it comes to Borderlands 4 and its '8 cores or equivalent' requirement, it's actually core quality, not core count, that matters the most
By Nick Evanson published
Core concerns Heck, you can even run it on 4 cores and 4 threads.

Europe's first exascale supercomputer is now up and running, using 24,000 Nvidia GH200 Superchips to perform more than one quintillion operations per second with nearly 1,000,000 terabytes of storage
By Andy Edser published
News Yeah, but can it play... y'know what, I'm not even gonna go there.
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