
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
Give it up for the MCHOSE Ace 68 Turbo, the world's first 16 kHz keyboard and surely the last word in technological overkill
By Jeremy Laird published
news So fast it Hz.

I've been playing with the 'world's first' glasses-free 3D handheld PC and my early impressions are that the $1,500 Abxylute 3D One is absolutely huge, annoyingly clunky and a little bit silly
By Jeremy Laird published
News This 11-inch 'handheld' PC is bigger than my laptop...

A bizarre bug in the latest Windows 11 update allows endless copies of Task Manager to run in the background and can even impact system performance
By Jeremy Laird published
News Task Manager is super handy, but who needs umpteen copies running?

Promising new nanoscale OLED tech makes 1 mm 1080p panels possible, which could usher in an era of ultra-realistic VR, dual-4K AR glasses, tiny projectors and much more
By Jeremy Laird published
News Care for some 300 nm pixels, anyone?

NZXT's controversial PC rental scheme hit by class action lawsuit claiming the company 'defrauded consumers through gross misrepresentations and illegal business practices'
By Jeremy Laird published
News Last year's NZXT mea culpa apparently wasn't enough.

Nvidia is the world's first $5 trillion company, but CEO Jensen Huang's nifty narrative about accelerated computing and the remarkable foresight that led to today's AI revolution doesn't quite add up
By Jeremy Laird published
News Nvidia has done incredible things, but a lot of luck was involved, too.

Nvidia's new six-trillion transistor Vera Rubin 'superchip' for AI makes the 92-billion transistor RTX 5090 gaming GPU look positively puny
By Jeremy Laird published
News That said, it's not actually all in one chip...

Not content with dominating the market for AI GPUs, Nvidia is turning its attention to QPUs for quantum computing
By Jeremy Laird published
News GPUs plus QPUs equals a new computing paradigm?

New research into human vision proves high-res PC monitors right up to 16K are worth it and comes with a handy calculator to help you choose your next screen
By Jeremy Laird published
News Time to save up for a 16K PC monitor?

This 'shunt modded' Asus RTX 4090 laptop beats the latest RTX 5090 portables but you'd be very brave to do this to your own machine
By Jeremy Laird published
news Up to 35% faster than a standard RTX 4090...

OG Doom legend John Carmack says his Nvidia DGX Spark box has thermal throttling issues, raising doubts over the viability of Nvidia's AI APU for laptop PCs
By Jeremy Laird published
News Carmack claims his DGX Spark is delvering just half the expected performance.

Power? Contact. Fuel? Check. Ignition? Go! This, ladies and germs, is the way to boot up your desktop PC
By Jeremy Laird published
News Delayed gratification at its finest.

OK, the Xe3 GPU in Intel's Panther Lake chip officially isn't Celestial, it's really just Xe2 'Plus Plus,' but even Intel itself doesn't yet understand how it all relates to its shock new deal with Nvidia
By Jeremy Laird published
News So, that's all cleared up now. Not.

Windows 10 might be a goner but there are still some ancient icon relics inside Windows 11 that date all the way back to Windows 95
By Jeremy Laird published
News Four score and 20 operating systems ago...

TCL's new OLED megafactory is purpose-built to make 'high-end' screens for monitors, laptops and tablets cheaper thanks to a low-cost inkjet manufacturing process
By Jeremy Laird published
news An OLED factory that isn't all about TVs.
OpenAI launches its new agentic AI Atlas browser with the intention of taking over 'most web use' and a warning to 'weigh the tradeoffs' of using its most powerful features
By Jeremy Laird published
News It's for Apple Macs only for now. Windows, iOS, and Android devices will submit to Atlas 'soon'.

Best gaming motherboards in 2025: these are the AMD and Intel mobos I'd build a system around today
By Dave James last updated
Best Mobo The best gaming motherboards from the top Intel and AMD chipsets.

Reports of OLED's death are greatly exaggerated and it's not about to be replaced by RGB mini-LED displays
By Jeremy Laird published
news For now, nothing else can do the per-pixel lighting thing.

AMD's dual V-Cache uber CPU gets a (rumoured) name and a high-clocked single-die cousin: Give it up for the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 and Ryzen 7 9850X3D
By Jeremy Laird published
News 5.6 GHz across the board...

This utterly mesmerising beehive PC desk build took six months of painstaking labour and hypnotically simulates the bittersweet rise and fall of bee colonies in real time
By Jeremy Laird published
News A stunning fusion of advanced DIY engineering and exhausting hand-finished craft.

Nvidia's little gold box of pure AI power, the DGX Spark, is finally out and the comparison with AMD's much cheaper Strix Halo chip is looking a little fugly
By Jeremy Laird published
News FP4 to the rescue?

Apple announces new M5 chip with double the per-core performance of the M1 and it's got me wondering why AMD and Intel can't keep up with Apple's single-core performance gains
By Jeremy Laird published
News New M5 chip is about twice as fast as the original M1 in raw single-thread benchmarks.

AI content now outnumbers human-written articles on the internet, but the good news is that the slop seems to have plateaued, for now
By Jeremy Laird published
News Apparently, AI slop doesn't do well in searches.
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