The UEFI firmware in more than 240 GIGABYTE motherboards carries four high‑severity vulnerabilities (CVE‑2025‑7026 through ...

Razer’s latest PC accessories—the Thunderbolt 5 Dock and Core X V2 enclosure—focus on simplifying how you connect and power high‑performance gear. At their core, both leverage Thunderbolt 5’s massive ...

Nvidia recently announced that its forthcoming N1 and N1X processors—geared toward laptops and desktops, respectively—will no longer arrive in early 2026 as planned.

The Radeon AI PRO R9700 32 GB graphics card from AMD has finally cleared the pricing hurdle. After its Computex 2025 unveiling, industry reports indicate that its reference price will land between $1, ...

Intel is preparing to introduce a high-end mobile processor in its Nova Lake lineup, known internally as Nova Lake‑AX. This new variant is designed to combine powerful CPU and GPU cores on a single ...

If you’ve ever wondered why your desktop browser seems to crash more often during a heat wave, there’s now a clear ...

Whoops? A firmware update pushed to certain Philips TVs has inadvertently “bricked” about 700 sets across Europe, leaving ...

Nvidia’s latest preview driver has quietly unlocked Smooth Motion support for the RTX 40-series, giving owners of these cards ...

Seagate Technology Holdings plc has initiated global distribution of its 30 TB Exos M and IronWolf Pro hard drives. Built on the Mozaic3+ platform and employing heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) ...

NVIDIA’s GeForce GT 1030 GDDR5 edition can technically use FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution) to boost frame rates, but in most modern AAA games it still struggles to hit playable performance levels.

Intel’s advancement in 2 nm process yields has drawn significant attention following a detailed report by KeyBanc Capital Markets, led by analyst John Vinh. As of mid‑2025, Taiwan Semiconductor ...

Valve’s Steam Deck, designed primarily as a handheld gaming device, has attracted the attention of retro computing fans who enjoy fitting older operating systems onto modern hardware.