Darren Allan

I’m likely going to have to stick with an RTX 5070 for my graphics card upgrade – or go AMD RDNA 4 instead.

Been putting off that Windows 11 upgrade? Here’s why the time might finally be right to take the plunge.

I’m not buying a PS5 Pro in 2025 – instead I’m picking up a very long HDMI cable and a new GPU for my gaming PC.

AMD had something of a mixed year, but more was happening with its CPUs compared to the firm’s graphics cards.

This year, Nvidia’s value went through the roof, and new RTX Super GPUs were definite crowd-pleasers.

Fresh speculation on the performance of the claimed RX 9070 XT might disappoint PC gamers, though.

Lenovo’s next ThinkBook could embiggen your display for multitasking with a rollable screen – but I’m trying hard not to roll my eyes.

Asus ROG Strix G835 looks very powerful with an RTX 5090 on board alongside an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU.

Intel's had a bit of a nightmare with Arrow Lake, but has been commendably transparent in putting things right.

Ready to make the leap to Windows 11, gamers? Microsoft makes some sound points – but there are notable catches.

Stock of the RX 7900 GRE is rapidly vanishing, and it seems that AMD is making way for new mid-range RDNA 4 heavyweights.

Inno3D has been leaking info about Nvidia’s next-gen products again, with some eye-opening revelations here.

There’s a widely reported issue with the new Nvidia App – the Game Filters feature is causing serious slowdowns.

Zotac accidentally spills the details on Nvidia’s initial RTX 5000 range – but there’s no RTX 5060 to be seen.

The gloves are off with Copilot+ PCs: Intel and Qualcomm just got into a huge fight over how many Arm PCs are returned.

Still seething over Nvidia’s RTX 5070 with 12GB rumor? You don’t want to hear the purported VRAM loadout of the RTX 5060, then...

This is a positive move for Windows 11 users, but ideally, I’d like the option to completely ditch Microsoft’s suggestions.