Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
A legal dispute unfolds as the creator of Remothered demands recognition after his name was removed from game credits, raising questions about developer rights and creative ownership.
A new modification bypasses Apple’s 512GB SSD limit on the MacBook Neo, but the cost and technical demands make it a niche solution for creators pushing hardware boundaries.
A new patch for Bungie’s Marathon will roll back recent combat audio changes, marking a rare pivot in the studio’s approach to player feedback. The move highlights how even established titles must adapt when core mechanics disrupt long-standing expectations.
A new game mode in Darktide offers players a fresh experience, moving beyond the traditional hive structure. This shift promises to change how players engage with the game's world.
Apple is finalizing production of its creaseless foldable iPhone display panels, signaling a potential shift in smartphone design. While the technology promises smoother aesthetics and better durability, industry experts question whether it can overcome the challenges that have hindered earlier fold...
The Ryzen 7 9800X3D is now priced at $429, making it a compelling alternative to the more expensive 9850X3D. This article breaks down the performance trade-offs and whether the lower cost justifies skipping the top-tier model.
A new wave of CPU shortages is reshaping upgrade decisions for power users, with price hikes looming but falling far short of the memory crisis. Industry insiders warn that timing your next build or refresh has never been more critical—and here’s what you should consider before pulling the trigger.
NVIDIA's latest refinement to its G-Sync Pulsar technology prioritizes image clarity at frame rates below 90 FPS, addressing a long-standing limitation for gamers and content creators. The update introduces adaptive clarity without hardware changes, promising sharper visuals across both competitive...
A new ultra-compact workstation from Minisforum packs Intel Panther Lake CPUs, designed to deliver high performance in tight spaces without sacrificing efficiency.
The EVO-T2 Mini PC redefines desktop performance with Intel Panther Lake, 64 GB DDR5 RAM, and Phison SSDs, all packaged in a compact, high-efficiency chassis. Priced at $1450, it targets professionals who demand both power and portability without compromise.
While legacy franchises continued to dominate, player engagement in battle royale and shooter genres saw a notable decline in 2025. This shift raises questions about what factors are influencing this trend.
The new MacBook Neo uses a MediaTek networking chip for the first time in an Apple laptop, but still relies on Intel processors. Engineers now face compatibility questions about future software updates and hardware evolution paths.
A new multiplayer action survival first-person shooter, designed by the creator of Overwatch, is set in the Gold Rush era. The game promises immersive gameplay and a unique historical setting.
New DDR5 memory kits from V-Color combine real and filler modules, offering gamers a cost-effective way to populate DIMM slots while maintaining RGB aesthetics and future upgrade paths.
The latest high-end smartphone memory combination of LPDDR6 and UFS 5.0 delivers significant speed improvements, but comes with a cost that far exceeds the price of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 Pro chipset. This configuration is currently being tested only in top-tier flagship devices.
Microsoft's DirectStorage 1.4 update introduces Zstandard compression, promising quicker load times and smoother asset streaming in games.
The M5 MacBook Air delivers a notable performance boost over its predecessor, with upgrades that make it a compelling choice for developers and power users—especially now that the entire lineup is available at a $50 discount.
A new generation of MagSafe powerbanks delivers up to 15W wireless charging for the iPhone 17e, offering a balance between performance and portability. Starting at $29.99, these accessories extend battery life while maintaining compatibility with existing workflows.
