- AMD admits GPU driver bug is writing data continuously, wearing out SSDs
1,032 points158 comments3 d ago
- Valve escaped Windows. Now Steam is breaking free from the PC itself
Hi! Hopefully this is cool to do. I'm Brad, the executive editor of PCWorld, and I've spent a while working on a story I think y'all might find rad so I wanted to share it. tl;dr Steam Deck made...
744 points302 comments5 d ago
- NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti prices jump $160 in eight days, now 79% above MSRP in the US
The cheapest RTX 5070 Ti now starts at $1,340 across major US retailers, with select custom models touching double the card's original $749 MSRP
586 points198 comments4 d ago
- Edge Rot Plagues WOLED TVs: Burn-In Isn't OLED's Only Problem
Burn-in gets nearly all of the attention when it comes to OLED TVs, but our longevity test corroborates online reports of dead pixels developing along the edges of WOLED panels. We refer to this...
535 points221 comments5 d ago
- $11.4M shipment of Nvidia cargo stolen from Oakland
392 points82 comments6 d ago
- CPU-Z statistics show 32GB and 64GB RAM configurations declining year over year
Systems equipped with 32GB remain the most common, accounting for 37.2% of CPU-Z validations. However, their share has declined by 2.5% year over year. The decline is larger for 64GB...
365 points59 comments3 d ago
- Nintendo's biggest ROM chip supplier is bowing out of the business
300 points24 comments7 d ago
- AMD FSR™ Upscaling 4 Is Now Available for XBOX
289 points59 comments6 d ago
- TSMC denies exploring 3D DRAM at Nvidia's request — advanced memory tech is still years from market viability
244 points39 comments4 d ago
- Anyone else completely done with smartphones being anti-privacy black boxes? Why did we let the PC model die?
I’m just an average consumer and I’ve honestly reached a breaking point with the entire smartphone industry. We’re basically trapped paying $1000+ for devices we don't even own. Look at what’s...
162 points134 comments3 d ago