Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC Components category.
The latest flagship phones, iPhone 17 Pro Max and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, have been put to the test in a rigorous drop comparison. While the iPhone 17 Pro Max emerges as the more resilient option, the gap between them is slimmer than expected.
A step-by-step guide to solving the Spire of Insight puzzle in Crimson Desert, revealing how to obtain gold bars without relying on external sources or spoilers. The walkthrough focuses on environmental clues and platform mechanics unique to this dungeon layout.
A US tribunal has ruled that Apple’s blood oxygen measurement method does not directly infringe Masimo patents, clearing a path for continued use without immediate legal action. The decision hinges on technical distinctions in how the feature operates versus protected methods, leaving room for simil...
The Crimson Desert skill system introduces a dynamic, layered approach that forces players to adapt their strategies constantly. Unlike traditional RPGs, this system turns resource management into an art form, demanding precision and foresight.
The Crimson Desert series introduces a groundbreaking approach to high-performance computing, prioritizing thermal efficiency without sacrificing speed or power. This article examines its technical innovations, performance metrics, and the broader impact on data center design.
A strategic approach to maximizing in-game earnings without grinding—ideal for players who want tangible returns on time invested.
A deep-dive into the optimal stat priorities in Crimson Desert, focusing on early-game performance and long-term scalability.
A character-swapping interaction in Crimson Desert triggers an unintended teleportation feature, letting players bypass fast-travel queues entirely. The glitch works across all platforms and preserves progress, though its long-term impact on the game remains uncertain.
Uncovering the advanced mechanics behind Crimson Desert’s inventory system to optimize storage and loot efficiency without sacrificing progression.
The ASRock AI BOX-A395 integrates AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ processor with up to 128 GB of ultra-fast LPDDR5X memory, setting a new standard for power-efficient high-performance computing in mini-PCs. Its dual-channel memory architecture and thermal optimizations position it as a breakthrough for edge AI...
The ASUS ROG Ally stands out in the portable computing space with its dual-screen design, Windows on ARM architecture, and compact yet powerful internals. Ideal for creators and developers, it offers desktop-like performance while maintaining a slim footprint.
The ASUS X1600U is a new Windows laptop powered by the Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme, blending mobile efficiency with desktop workload capabilities. However, its positioning and specifications raise questions about real-world performance and upgrade timing for PC builders.
Ubisoft has announced that its Red Storm division will no longer develop games, marking a significant shift in the company's strategy. The move involves the layoff of 105 developers and the reallocation of resources toward technical support and backend services.
The shutdown of Firewall Ultra, a long-running PS VR2 shooter series, marks the beginning of a new chapter for Sony’s virtual reality ecosystem. While details remain scarce, this move suggests a strategic pivot that could reshape how developers approach multiplayer experiences on PlayStation’s heads...
Crystal Dynamics faces mounting challenges as it navigates another round of layoffs, raising questions about the future of its Tomb Raider franchise and long-term stability.
The Crimson Desert laptop redefines what a high-performance machine should be, blending cutting-edge hardware with a sleek design that challenges industry norms.
A new bundle from Silicon Power combines a 4TB SSD with 64GB DDR5 RAM and a 1TB portable SSD, delivering significant savings while addressing current market shortages.
A new Thin Mini-ITX motherboard delivers DDR5 memory and Intel's latest processors in a compact, industrial-grade package, addressing the needs of edge computing without compromising on performance or expandability.
