Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
Microsoft’s Windows Server 2025 storage stack introduces architectural changes that promise efficiency gains, but real-world performance improvements are constrained by workload-specific conditions and lingering limitations.
For enterprise buyers weighing performance needs against budget constraints, the M4 MacBook Air offers a compelling alternative to the newer M5 model, especially with current price reductions. The trade-off is clear: slightly older hardware at a significant discount.
The sequel to the fast-paced twin-stick shooter RUINER will expand into a cyberpunk action RPG with co-op support for up to three players, offering dynamic character swapping and deep build customization.
A former Infinity Ward co-founder reveals internal pressure to shape a Call of Duty game around geopolitical themes, raising questions about creative control and industry influence.
The new MacBook Neo offers a 13-inch Liquid Retina display and 8GB RAM but faces criticism for its limited specs and pricing compared to other Apple devices.
WWE 2K26 refines its core combat while expanding match variety, but persistent issues linger beneath polished refinements.
The Nintendo Switch 2 is facing a storage crunch that could push players toward Nintendo exclusives, potentially sidelining third-party games and reshaping the console’s ecosystem.
The Ryzen 9 9900X offers 12 cores and 24 threads at a reduced price, positioning itself as a mid-range alternative for those seeking productivity gains without the premium of higher-end models.
Respawn and EA are implementing stricter anti-cheat measures in Apex Legends, targeting devices like Strikepacks, Cronus, and XIM with permanent bans. The move aims to maintain competitive integrity but raises questions about player accountability.
Apple's new MacBook Neo balances affordability with cutting-edge features, but some compromises—like limited RAM and port speeds—could affect long-term performance.
Frank Yeary, Intel's board chair, is retiring after a pivotal role in reshaping the company's strategy. His departure marks a significant shift for Intel, with Dr. Craig H. Barratt taking over as the new board chair.
The upcoming sequel to the Control series will target 60 frames per second across every platform, including the Xbox Series S, setting a new benchmark for high-performance action games. The game’s aggressive combat mechanics and advanced engine technology hint at significant engineering tradeoffs to...
The AS7224RDX redefines rackmount NAS capacity, supporting drives up to 32 TB and a raw internal pool of 768 TB. It introduces PCIe Gen 5 expansion slots for future-proof networking and storage scaling.
Resident Evil Requiem has achieved unprecedented sales momentum, selling over five million copies in just six days—a pace that outstrips even the most successful Resident Evil titles. This rapid ascent challenges long-held industry benchmarks and signals a new era for player engagement within the fr...
The new iPad Air features Apple's M4 chip, but a binned version with fewer CPU cores results in noticeable multi-threaded performance losses compared to the iPad Pro.
The WD Black SN7100 4TB NVMe SSD, featuring PCIe 5.0 compatibility and TLC NAND, is now available at $546, offering strong performance for gaming and productivity workloads.
Apple has rebranded the performance cores of its M5 chip to 'super cores,' suggesting a strategic shift that may limit clock speed advantages for the M5 Pro and M5 Max, despite their higher core counts.
Neon Giant's NO LAW presents a cyberpunk experience where player actions dictate the narrative and environmental consequences, challenging traditional open-world design. The game emphasizes systemic consistency over scripted events, ensuring that choices like killing NPCs or facing high bounties lea...
