Matching compatible PC components such as a motherboard and processor is crucial as you'll encounter instability issues or ...

Sony's highly anticipated PS5 event on March 18 just ended, and while it wasn't the exciting news bonanza some gamers were hoping for, we still learned a lot about the upcoming PlayStation 5 and its ...

A computer becomes slow if it has insufficient hardware resources. A hardware upgrade is a permanent solution to increase a computer’s performance. You can upgrade ...

Since the 16-pin connector was introduced and later revised, melting adapters and PSU/GPU-side connectors on some of Nvidia's mainstream GeForce gaming GPUs have been rampant. Two of MSI's recently ...

The CPU (Central Processing Unit, or simply “processor”) is arguably the most important component in a computer, perhaps only second to the GPU if you’re a gamer. However, upgrading to the best ...

ARM is launching a new line of CPU and GPU technologies… as well as a new option for customers to purchase a complete solution that implements all of those features in one package. The new ARM Compute ...

AMD held its Advancing AI 2024 event last week, where it launched its latest datacenter silicon—the 5th Generation EPYC processor (codenamed “Turin”) and the MI325X AI accelerator. On the networking ...

Ahead of NVIDIA’s annual GPU Technology Conference in San Jose last week, Chaos Group teased its next-gen V-Ray GPU rendering architecture, aptly named ‘V-Ray GPU’. Ultimately, V-Ray 3.6 will become 4 ...

Back in December, Microsoft showed us what the outside of the Xbox One Series X would look like. Today, the company is announcing in more detail what will be on the inside of the box, with a blog post ...

It’s been almost exactly two years since we last posted a dedicated look at rendering performance in Maxon’s Redshift, so let’s get up to speed, shall we? In the grand scheme of things, two years ...