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After recently installing a GeForce RTX 3070 graphics card in my desktop PC I decided to start running a frame rate counter whenever I played games like WoW, Fortnite and Apex Legends. It’s not something that I’ve done much of in the past, but who could blame me… I mean, here I was staring down the barrel of more GPU powe

You’re working at home, rocking out to an embarrassing pop playlist. Suddenly, your boss requests a video chat. Do you scramble to turn off Spotify? Two years ago, sure. But not now.

You’re probably used to thinking of AI in terms of AI art, or chatbots, or how AI blurs or filters out your background on video calls on Teams or Zoom. But AI audio

Learning a new language can be incredibly rewarding. Not only is learning a new language good for your brain, but it can help you navigate the world and become a far better traveler and citizen of the world. During our Sitewide Sale, you can get started by grabbing Babbel Language Learning

Microsoft appears to have pushed the ability to upload documents, screenshots, and images to Windows 11’s Copilot AI assistant, allowing you to ask it to make sense of documents stored on your PC.

Being able to “query” a document is a subtly powerful capability that you may have never taken advantage of. And it’s way, way faster than

There’s nothing I like better than a clean PC build, and that’s what the new Corsair 2500X enclosure is all about. It’s part of the new generation of back-connection cases, which allow for motherboards

After launching the M3 chip in the 14-inch MacBook Pro last October, Apple has

Resolution or speed? It’s a trade-off that seems almost unavoidable. The bigger your monitor and the more pixel-dense its panel, the slower your refresh rate, which is why the most competitive PC gamers are sticking to 1080p and 1440p screens. But LG’s newest OLED monitor aims to deliver the best of both worlds. This 32-inch UltraGear design has a unique