Darren Allan

A sneaky installation method appears to have been banished – but this may not come into effect until next year.

AMD and Intel 800 series motherboards are more widely adopting easier, quick-release solutions – but some PC gamers still aren’t happy.

Apple’s macOS 15 will, however, be missing a key feature for a while, namely Apple Intelligence.

The rumor mill is becoming more convinced that Intel’s Arrow Lake processors will go on sale in October.

AMD has clarified the controversy around Ryzen 9000 benchmarks with PC games, with some pleasing results.

Windows 11 users: Did you know that only one app can use your webcam at any given time? But not for much longer…

Asus might have revealed AMD’s secret weapon against Intel’s Arrow Lake – that 3D V-Cache Zen 5 CPUs could be here soon.

Want better battery life for your laptop? Who doesn’t, and luckily, Microsoft is changing Windows 11 to help with that.

Nvidia RTX 4070 graphics card with GDDR6 video RAM is real, and official support comes in with the latest graphics driver.

Copilot+ PCs could be shifting close to 50 million units annually by the time 2028 rolls around, an analyst firm reckons.

Windows 10’s News panel now gobbles up a vast amount of screen real-estate – but there’s no need to panic.

The apparent cure for the Ryzen gaming blues – a hidden admin account – shouldn’t be enabled in any circumstances.

A regular Apple leaker has another nugget underlining that the MacBook Pro M4 is ready to hit the shelves in Q4.

Windows 11 gamers, take note – new tests show AMD Ryzen 9700X running faster in Linux, but don’t get too upset yet.

Intel has its own major issues with 13th and 14th-gen CPUs, and definitely shouldn’t get too gleeful about these sales figures.

Keen to see Copilot+ PCs with Intel processors inside? You’ve not got long to wait now.

Those on a budget will appreciate this rumored CPU – but if it exists, let’s hope the 5500X3D isn’t exclusive to a single retailer.

Leak shows a tamer version of Nvidia’s RTX 4070 GPU could be on shelves soon – dare we hope that it’s cheaper?

Intel’s own testing of 13th- and 14th-gen CPUs, and that of a third-party, demonstrate there’s little performance impact.

AMD doesn’t have imminent budget GPUs, seemingly – in fact, we won’t see any new graphics cards before RDNA 4.

Official MSRPs are all cheaper than their predecessors, even if top-end Ryzen CPUs aren’t quite as affordable as a leak suggested.

Samsung’s cranking up production of notebook RAM which is truly wafer-thin (at 0.65mm to be precise).

Worried that your CPU in a prebuilt PC didn’t get Intel’s extra warranty to cover instability gremlins? It does now.