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There’s no “i” in team, as the saying goes. Other words lacking the third vowel include “processor,” “name scheme,” and “rebrand.” And if a couple of leaks are any indication, Intel’s next series of CPUs will lack that little “i” after the Core title too, simply being called “Intel Core 3,&

The internet waited with extreme eagerness for AMD’s second-generation 3D V-Cache chips—and when the Ryzen 9 7950X3D and 7900X3D launc

If you’ve been shopping around for a new monitor, you’ve probably come across the ultrawide variety. These monitors are much wider than your usual fare, with some as big as a massive 49-inches. For context, most regular size monitors measure anywhere from 22- to 27-inches.

So, why might you possibly invest in such a behemoth? My colleague Mark

Mother’s Day is May 14 and you can’t go wrong with taking Mom out to a special meal. When you don’t know what mom wants, it’s nice to have options, which is exactly what a

A tiny BIOS chip lurks inside every computer, sitting on your motherboard to breathe life into your system when you press the power button. It not only powers your PC, but helps protect it, too—as evidenced by AMD’s decision to work with partners to

Sure, benchmarking your graphics card may sound like rocket science, but it’s not as difficult as you might think. Roll up your sleeves, because this guide will show you just how easy, enjoyable, and important it is to benchmark your GPU. And not just when you’re overclocking! Benchmarking also helps you make sure your current graphics card is ru

Buckle up, friends: This is the cheapest I’ve personally seen a 2TB NVMe SSD selling for ever. Amazon is selling the 2TB Silicon Power Gen3 SSD for just $75. Remember when a

I like PCs. I spend most of my days writing about them. (Or at least, something related to them). But I also like light, portable devices and these twin interests led me to purchase a Diamond Mako once upon a time.

Back in the era of the personal digital assistant (PDA), you only had two real choices for mobile computing: a big notebook or an even bigger la