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Wi-Fi 6 just came out a few years ago, but Wi-Fi 7 is here to boost performance and network reliability.

The best free, paid, and family plans for keeping passwords safe and secure.

Apple is working on adding touchscreens to Mac laptops, starting with an OLED MacBook Pro, a report claims.

Microsoft 365 Basic sits between Microsoft 365 (Free) and Microsoft 365 Personal, and grants users access to web-based versions of Microsoft's productivity apps, 100GB of OneDrive storage, and advanced security features for $1.99 per month.

TSMC is reportedly considering lower quotes for 3nm production to stimulate interest from chip designers such as AMD and Nvidia.

TeamGroup adds client clock driver to DDR5, hoping to boost memory speeds has high as 9,000 MT/s and beyond

Prototypes of the Lenovo Legion Play went on sale in China, revealing the hardware and a cloud-gaming focus.

The latest generation of graphics cards is pretty expensive and it's a hard pill to swallow for a lot of gamers and PC builders, so some are looking back at the last generation to see if any bargains can be had on GPUs with competing performance.

Elusive Innosilicon Fantasy 2 GPU with passive cooling pictured in closeup at the China Chip Excellence Awards.

Hive lowers power use, sells energy back to grid, earns profit.

The PC sales downtrend continued in Q4 2022, but shipments remain at pre-pandemic levels, and green shoots of recovery are expected at the end of 2023 / early 2024.

In a recent episode of Tom's Hardware: The Pi Cast, Raspberry Pi CEO talks about a huge supply of RP2040 and the possibility of the first store outside the UK

Some of the most innovative processors on display at CES are designed for TVs, cars or quantum computing, not the PC.

AMD to release the Ryzen 7000 X3D processors with 3D V-Cache on Valentine's Day.

Exciting portable monitors from Asus, and ViewSonic are on the way this year.

Microsoft's latest update to the Windows Subsystem for Android is getting updated to Android 13.

Peter "Shamino" Tan has released his homegrown overclocking tool for Intel Arc Alchemist graphics cards to the public.

Choosing a case for your next PC build is an important decision that is made a little easier when you can get a superb case for less.

Intel launched its Fourth-Gen Xeon Scalable Sapphire Rapids processors along with its Xeon MAX CPUs and Max GPU Series.

A simplified printer to introduce kids to 3D printing

As Microsoft stop issuing security updates for Windows 7, it is reportedly offering Secure Boot and native UEFI.

Gavin Strange's neon infused Raspberry Pi powered Picade is a thing of beauty.

ASRock has a budget Sonic motherboard, the B760M PG Sonic WiFi, which it announced at CES.

Learn about G-Code and how we can write our own custom routines to get the best results from our 3D printer

The Kingston Fury arrives with up to 7 GBps of sequential throughput, making it one of the fastest SSDs on the market, and also comes with more write endurance.

Taiwan has passed its version of the Chips act, letting chipmakers take 25% of yearly research and development costs and turn them into tax credits.

A report from Bloomberg suggests Apple's new Mac Pro will appear identical to the 2019 model, and that the RAM won't be upgradeable.

With laptops containing the latest generation 40-series mobile GPUs just around the corner, we are starting to see some of the last-generation laptops drop in price which is excellent news if you're looking to get a deal on a gaming laptop.

Russian Afterburner developer explains that popular tool is "probably dead," as he hasn't had support or resources from MSI for nearly a year.

We put AMD's three new lower-power 65W Zen 4 Ryzen 7000 processors through our full gamut of CPU benchmarks.

The Hurakan eliminates the pain of installing Klipper, letting you get right to the speed.

The latest camera from Raspberry Pi brings autofocus, HDR and a new wide angle lens that captures every angle.

We finally have some model names for upcoming PCIe 5.0 drives. Here are all those we know about.

Maxsun, MSI, and Asus DIY-APE motherboards break cover.

Adata showed off its new PCIe 5.0 SSD and a CXL DDR5 memory device at CES 2023.

Adata showed off its new PCIe 5.0 SSD and a CXL DDR5 memory device at CES 2023.

AMD AGESA ComboAM5PI 1.0.0.4 firmware allegedly disables some cores on Ryzen 5 7600X processors with a dual-CCD design.

Add chat to your streams just like the Pros do.

The company's weird-looking PCs are really coming to market this year.

Bambu Lab’s P1P is a stripped down speed demon that you can personalize.

Small and large versions of tShowcase Holograms' panel can go inside or outside of your case window.

Intel's Crow Pass gets detailed: 3 GB/s random bandwidth, 6 GB/s sequential bandwidth.

AMD set to have three manufacturing partners: TSMC, GlobalFoundries, and Samsung Foundry.

The Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti launched with a suggested starting price of $799, but many cards cost more than that. Here's a list of where to buy the new GPU and how much you can expect to pay for the various models.

As one of your most used PC peripherals, your mouse choice is an important decision. There are so many considerations when choosing the type and style of mouse that best suits your needs, from how much it weighs, to the number of buttons and of course the ergonomics of comfort.

We name the best PC hardware and technologies we saw at this year’s show.

There are no problems with Radeon RX 7900 XTX from AMD's partners, but some AMD reference boards have an issue with their cooling system.

The Sabrent Rocket nano V2 is a small, portable SSD with a 20 Gbps interface and decent sustained performance. It’s available at up to 4TB with TLC flash, which makes it a good fit for those that need portable storage without any catches, although overall performance is lackluster.

The company has a new developer kit, but consumers are still waiting for shipping products.

Nvidia has revealed the full lineup of RTX 40-series mobile GPUs, ranging from the top RTX 4090 down to an anemic looking RTX 4050. 8GB or less VRAM on "mainstream" GPUs in 2023? Thanks but no thanks.