Latest articles by Andy Edser
Keep this to yourself, but a BIOS with a theoretical 2,001 W power limit exists for this absurdly overbuilt Galax RTX 5090 D
News I think I can hear my PSU crying from here.
Google begins legal action against BadBox 2.0, 'the largest known botnet of internet-connected TVs' affecting more than 10,000,000 Android devices including *checks notes* picture frames
News Badbox Badbox, what you gonna do, what you gonna do when they come for you.
Meta is using its own blend of AI-optimised, low-carbon 'green concrete' in one of its honking great data centers
News There's something here about oceans and small amounts of liquid, I reckon.
It's not just Nvidia that's looking to cash in on those loosening US/China chip export restrictions, as AMD also seems close to resuming AI GPU shipments
News It's "sell your high-end AI hardware to China" season, and two major players are positioning themselves on the board.
Intel's fancy new AI tool measures image quality in games in real time, so upscaling artifacts and visual nasties have nowhere to hide
News Quantifying the subjective—an Intel tool.
The US squeezed Nvidia's AI chip export deal with China into negotiations over important rare earth elements, bizarrely claiming 'we put that in the trade deal with the magnets'
News Ah, it's "leaving important bits out" day.
'All throughout my life I've had to deal with Xfinity's bull****': Frustrated with living in a Comcast-only neighbourhood, two brothers-in-law started their own ISP
News Gentlemen, I salute you.
Japanese researchers achieve 1,020,000,000 Mbps internet speeds over a 1,123 mile line, 3.5 million times faster than the average US connection and a hell of a lot quicker than mine
News Plug me in.
The Nintendo DS had it right all along: Ayaneo launches Flip 1S DS and Flip 1S KB, two new clamshell handheld gaming PCs with prices to make your teeth clench
News I'll take the one with the little keeb, please.
Meta is expanding its AI capabilities so quickly it's housing data centers in tents, which would make them data tenters, no?
News My editors are going to hate this headline.
Google's Gemini AI backed out of a chess match against a 46 year-old Atari 2600 engine after suffering a crisis of confidence: 'Canceling the match is likely the most time-efficient and sensible decision'
News We've all been there.
Good news for multitaskers: Microsoft is gradually rolling out taskbar scaling to squeeze in as many icons as possible in the latest Windows 11 Insider build
News Move over, lads.
Leaked pricing suggests the ROG Xbox Ally X might be the most expensive Xbox console yet, which probably isn't the award Microsoft is aiming for
News Probably.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says 'we don't have to worry' about the Chinese military using US chips to improve their capabilities because 'they simply can't rely on it'
News 'They don't need Nvidia's chips, certainly, or American tech stacks, in order to build their military.'
This YouTube channel is converting a 3,287-hour FAA-certified flight simulator into a gaming PC-based sim rig and it wants your help
News A level of sim nerdery I can truly appreciate.
My bank account isn't exactly overflowing at the moment, so here's the gaming laptop I'd buy with my own money this Prime Day
Prime Day Not too much, not too little. Perfect.
My editor forced me to use this $19 gaming headset for a whole week and it's goppingly awful in ways I never dreamed of
Budget or bust Thanks Dave, I hate it.
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 review
Score: 86% Fabulous earbuds, but there's a caveat or two to be aware of.
Best mechanical keyboards in 2025: the clacky boards I'd buy in a heartbeat
Click Clack Make the switch with our guide to the best mechanical gaming keyboards.
Some RX 9070 XTs are reportedly slightly slower than others thanks to Samsung GDDR6 memory chips
News Very slightly, admittedly.
Imagine how big Nvidia's GB200 AI superchip is in person. Nope, it's even bigger than that
News Bow to the might of the super-silicon.
Wikipedia pauses AI summary experiment after editors say it 'would do immediate and irreversible harm to our readers and to our reputation as a decently trustworthy and serious source'
News The Wikipedia community appears less than pleased with AI integration efforts to date.
