PC Components

RPCS3 devs slam DLSS 5 as ‘AI-slop generator’

In the ongoing arms race for graphical supremacy, the world of gaming has once again witnessed a clash between cutting-edge

World’s first AI mobile workstation with homegrown CPU and mystery GPU

While names like Sugon and Hygon may not always make the headlines in lists of the best CPUs, they are

DDR5 Gaming PC with RTX 5060 Ti for $1,399

When it comes to building a powerful personal computer, the line between enthusiast self-builds and prebuilt systems has never been

Nexus Mods snaps up SteamDB for smarter mod tracking

From Solo Dev to Community Powerhouse: How Nexus Mods Is Taking the Helm of SteamDB For over thirteen years, a

Windows 11 security expands but hurts gaming performance

The digital fortress of Windows is getting a serious upgrade, and while the change is all about impenetrable security, it

Fractal Summit wood accents: premium but only in white or black

Fractal Design Summit: Where Scandinavian Style Meets High-Performance Cooling When it comes to building a PC, aesthetics often take a

Fractal Define One Review: Mastering noise and thermals

In the world of PC building, finding a chassis that seamlessly marries stunning aesthetics with genuine thermal efficiency often feels

TSMC 6 microns and the unexpected HBM delay in Hybrid Bonding

The future of semiconductor packaging is being redefined by a technique that promises to shatter the limitations of traditional chip

Samsung HBM5 hints at 4096-bit interface with double speed

The quest for the next generation of High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) is pushing the boundaries of what silicon can achieve.

Russian hacker faces 20 years for massive PC data theft

In a sprawling digital operation that touched over eighty thousand computers, a federal grand jury in California has indicted a

32GB DDR5 RAM kit under $400 for gaming builds

Navigating the RAMpocalypse: Finding a Smart Deal in the Memory Market The world of PC building has recently been overshadowed

AI drives 57% surge in tape storage capacity

In a world increasingly obsessed with the fleeting nature of data, some storage technologies might seem delightfully archaic. Yet, while

FBI targets 153M driver’s licenses leaked on Russian forum

The digital shadows of the dark web are often filled with illicit trade, but recently, a massive and unsettling leak

Get HyperX CloudX Stinger 2 headset with 50mm drivers for $30

When the price of gaming gear seems determined to climb relentlessly, finding a fantastic deal can feel like winning the

New $7 device spots hidden cameras 94% accurate

In an age defined by constant connectivity, where privacy often feels like a distant luxury, the battle against hidden surveillance

PC Power Supply Explodes into Flames in Viral Video

The heart of any computer system lies in its power supply unit, or PSU—a component responsible for regulating the flow

EFF fights online age verification bill with California governor

In a world where every scroll, click, and pause is meticulously logged, the fight for online anonymity is growing harder

$32T AI data center boom demands infrastructure spending

The Trillion-Dollar Engine: How the AI Data Center Buildout is Redefining Global Spending The age of artificial intelligence is not

Techie tracks coil whine parts needs community reports

There is a certain ritual shared by many PC builders: installing a new graphics card, launching a favorite game, and

Turn idle PC into AI rental: The unproven ‘Airbnb for AI’

What happens to the massive computational power housed in our idle consumer hardware? For many rigs, the answer is simply

GTA V on Switch via Homebrew

For years, a massive gaming dream languished on the shelves. Grand Theft Auto V debuted in late 2013 for the

China’s EUV lags ASML 2004 claims semiconductor gap

The Race for Light: China’s Ambition to Master Semiconductor Lithography The journey to manufacturing the world’s most advanced chips is

Researchers tricking AI agents into running code: Supply-chain attack via LLMs

The Hidden Code in AI Instructions: How Agents Are Exploiting Software’s Forgotten Files The line between data and code has