Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
All Apple Stores in the UAE have temporarily closed following government advisories to avoid public gatherings, disrupting operations just weeks before a major product launch. The move reflects broader regional tensions affecting commercial activity.
Apple is bracing for one of its busiest launch weeks in years, with multiple product lines set to debut. The company is taking steps to ensure retail stores can handle the expected surge in demand, particularly for a low-cost MacBook and a new iPhone model.
A new Optiscaler update finally unlocks FSR 4 upscaling for Vulkan games, addressing a long-standing limitation that has left users without access to RDNA 3 and RDNA 4 GPUs like the RX 9070XT. The workaround is straightforward but significant for those seeking smoother gameplay.
A recent purchase of a 32GB DDR5 RAM kit took an unexpected turn when the buyer received not one, but ten kits—effectively turning a $300 investment into $3,000 worth of memory.
Valve has confirmed that intermittent stockouts of the Steam Deck OLED are tied to the same global memory and storage shortages crippling the tech industry, with ripple effects reaching next-gen consoles and delayed hardware launches.
As counterfeit and theft rings target high-end DDR5 memory modules, Corsair has introduced tamper-evident clamshell packaging to protect its products—highlighting how far the problem has spread in the PC hardware market.
Corsair’s fourth quarter and full-year 2025 results show aggressive revenue growth, with memory and gaming components driving margins. The company also announced a $50 million share repurchase program while navigating supply chain challenges.
With Discord enforcing mandatory ID checks for adult access, users are left wondering: *What now?* The answer might lie in a 38-year-old protocol that thrives on openness, no corporate rules, and zero facial recognition—Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Here’s why it’s worth revisiting.
Be Quiet! launches its first gaming mouse, the Dark Perk Ergo, blending wireless precision with a minimalist design—but can it compete in a crowded market dominated by Razer, Logitech, and Corsair?
The latest update to *Absolum* doesn’t just tweak mechanics—it reframes how players engage with its world. Corrupted zones, dynamic loot, and a radical new way to replay runs prove that even a polished hybrid can feel fresh.
Belkin’s Wemo brand is shutting down cloud services for most devices on January 31, 2026—turning smart plugs, switches, and cameras into dumb electronics. Here’s which products survive, which ones are doomed, and how to salvage a few before the cutoff.
The iconic voice actor lends his gravelly tones to a new Super Mutant character in the upcoming *Fallout* series—one who may carry the weight of a franchise legend. But who is he, and why does it matter?
The German hardware manufacturer be quiet! has made its first foray into gaming mice, introducing two models designed to cater to both ergonomic comfort and symmetrical versatility. The Dark Perk Ergo and Dark Perk Sym feature lightweight construction, high-precision sensors, and software customizat...
The upcoming Hytale early access release on January 13 is set to redefine player creativity with advanced modding capabilities, as demonstrated by a recent side-scroller prototype built entirely within the engine.
South Korean DDR5 memory prices have reached unprecedented levels, with single 16 GB modules now priced near $300 and kits approaching $650, signaling a sharp upward trend that is expected to spread globally. The surge reflects growing demand from AI applications and supply chain constraints, pushin...
At the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) delivered a comprehensive display of future-forward gaming technology and reaffirmed its legacy of innovation spanning two decades. The presentation highlighted advancements across key product lines – laptops, motherboards, monitors, and immersive displays – solidifying ROG’s position at the forefront of competitive PC gaming.
The upcoming ASUS Vivobook 14 and 16 models are poised to deliver a significant leap in performance, efficiency, and visual experience. Featuring the latest generation of Intel processors and advanced AI integration, these laptops target professionals and students seeking a balanced blend of power and portability.
At the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, ASUS garnered significant recognition through eight prestigious Innovation Awards. The accolades highlight the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation across a broad spectrum of technologies, including premium mobile computing, professional creative tools, high-performance gaming hardware, and sustainable design initiatives. This diverse portfolio demonstrates ASUS's ability to address evolving consumer needs and contribute meaningfully to advancements within various technological landscapes.
