Latest articles by Andy Edser
Windows 10's greatest achievement was not being Windows 8, and I think we can all be thankful for that
A tribute Rest in peace now, brave hero.
AI software company Graphite says it practices 'dogfooding' and 'onboarding roulette' by deleting employee accounts at random
News Y'know, dogfooding. That old cliché term.
Battlefield 6: This is what a well-optimised game looks like in 2025
Organised chaos It's pretty stunning in motion, too.
Amazon October Prime Day UK PC gaming deals
Prime Day Deals Amazon's next sales event, Big Deal Days, is finally over, but there are still some deals worth paying attention to.
The RTX 5080 MSI Vector 16 has dropped by $200, so it's time for me to tap the 'it's a really good gaming laptop' sign once more
Prime Day With feeling. And love.
Slapping screens on absolutely everything is the most unnecessary hardware 'must-have' I've seen to date, and I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed
Screen Scream Call me a luddite, if you must.
The Trump administration may have had a hand in the Nvidia/Intel partnership, whether directly or indirectly, despite Jensen's claims to the contrary
News An artful deal, perhaps?
'We're going to build revolutionary products' says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about his newly-announced collaboration with Intel: 'Nothing of its kind has ever been built before'
News Impressive claims, but whether Nvidia will eventually use Intel's Foundry in future remains a question mark for now.
Microsoft's Paint now lets you save projects as layered files in the latest Insider build, as part of its continued efforts to make the default image editor great again
News Is it just me, or is Paint actually kinda good these days?
Casio has unleashed its AI Tribble with 'emotions like a living creature' on the US and UK, complete with a Mogwai-like warning that you can't get it too hot, too cold, or too wet
News Cute and cuddly, or downright insidious? You decide.
'It's all good, it's all good' says Mark Zuckerberg as his catastrophic live demo of Meta's new smart glasses goes horribly wrong: 'You spend years making technology and then the Wi-Fi on the day catches you'
News A comedy of errors.
Logitech has announced an affordable 8 Nm direct drive racing wheel setup with full TrueForce support, along with some fancy trick pedals I want to try for myself
News The more affordable end of the direct drive sim racing market is about to get interesting.
Microsoft announces it will automatically install the Copilot AI app alongside desktop versions of 365 products like Word, Excel and PowerPoint this October—and it seems like there's no way for personal users to opt out
News Don't want it? Time to switch office suite providers, then.
I now know what my life has been missing and it's a set of rotary encoders sunk straight into the top of a mechanical-keebed Framework laptop, for some reason
News Look, we've all got our kinks and this is mine.
'I'm disappointed with what I see' says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, amid reports that China has banned some of the country's biggest tech companies from buying its AI chips
News Fits and starts, now a no-go?
This redditor has discovered a higher-specced engineering sample of the RTX 2080 Ti, with more shaders, ROPS, TMUs, and VRAM than the release version
News It's got the lot.
I don't want to give horror game devs any ideas but this chilling 'sphere o' mouths' lip-syncing robot is haunting my dreams and I want it to stop
News Nope.
Is Borderlands 4 the series at 'its most potent', or 'uninspired' and 'painfully dull'? The PC Gamer team is divided
LANDS APART Five members of the team weigh in with their thoughts so far.
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
News I look forward to physically shoving my head in my case to check my RAM speeds. The future!
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
News Still, a fix is a fix. Mostly.
'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'
News I'm not entirely sure this helps.
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
News Yeah, but can it play... y'know what, I'm not even gonna go there.
