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The mechanical keyboard craze has never been hotter. But if you’re a newbie, like PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray, all the different choices and modifications might seem a bit intimidating. It’s a good thing that

Tests of the microcode used to patch AMD’s recent “Inception” bug don’t appear to seriously affect day-to-day performance on Ryzen processors, including gaming. Creative users who use image editing tools on Ryzen PCs, though, may have a lot to worry about.

Gamers should be relatively unscathed, according to

The War on Cables rages on. Corsair’s iCue Link system made a splash at Computex, enabling users to daisy-chain fans and all-in-one cooling systems together on a single power and control cable. But what about those who want t

If you’ve been waiting for a deal on a high-end OLED gaming monitor, and missed this awesome deal the first time it appeared around Amazon’s Prime Day, you’re in luck: It’s back. The Alienware AW3423DWF, one of the first OLED ultrawides on the market and the singular be

In March 2023, the fist Windows 11 users began complaining about their NVMe SSDs running much slower than before (well, again). The operating system’s Mo

Touchscreens seem to be taking over the laptop world, perhaps mirroring their ubiquity in the mobile space and elsewhere. But it’s still hard to find a touchscreen stand-alone monitor, unless you count all-in-one desktop designs. The latest offering from Dell’s

All-in-one water-cooling systems are becoming increasingly popular for cooling CPUs. However, compact water cooling systems not only have advantages, but also disadvantages compared to conventional air cooling, which you should be aware of. In addition, there are a few points to consider when selecting and installing them.

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Everybody wants the best possible tools and support for their laptop. So, why aren’t you running them already on your PC? Fortunately, we can help you get up to date with a deal on Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft Office for