PC Gaming

Pick any third-party graphics card manufacturer and visit its website. If you browse through all the models it produces, you’ll notice something very quickly: they’re all very similar to each other. Some of the reasons behind this are all to do with saving manufacturing costs, but according to one company’s PR representative, it turns out…

Pick any third-party graphics card manufacturer and visit its website. If you browse through all the models it produces, you’ll notice something very quickly: they’re all very similar to each other. Some of the reasons behind this are all to do with saving manufacturing costs, but according to one company’s PR representative, it turns out…

Finding Candleberries in Arc Raiders is surprisingly tough considering they’re supposed to be a foragable fruit. Just like when we first had to find lemons and apricots for Scrappy’s upgrades, you’ll now spot a lot of Raiders running through the snowy wilderness frantically searching bushes. The only difference here is that staying out in the…

AMD is rumoured to be in talks with Samsung with a view to producing chips on a new 2 nm silicon production node. A new report from SEDaily claims, “the two companies plan to finalize the contract around January of next year after evaluating whether the process can actually achieve the performance level AMD demands.”…

In a move likely unsurprising to regular readers of this fine publication, Merriam-Webster’s word of the year is ‘Slop’ (via The Associated Press). In a blog post, the dictionary and reference book company stresses the fact this word was in fact chosen by its “human editors.” Merriam-Webster defines ‘slop’ in the context of 2025 as…

Another day, another reminder that the memory market is screwed, yippee. The storage market as well, actually, although the effects of the HBM and DRAM shortage have certainly been more visible than the effects of the NAND shortage so far. Now, new analyst commentary on Goldman Sachs research predicts—drumroll—a pretty bleak outlook on both memory…

It’s been nearly two years since I reviewed the ZSA Moonlander, and it’s still a keyboard that I rate very highly. Sure, it’s expensive and difficult to get used to, but if you can afford one and commit to its steep learning curve, I reckon it’s one of the very best ergonomic keyboards around. So…