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Horizon Zero Dawn is officially coming to PC this summer. What’s next?
This morning Sony finally confirmed what people have suspected for a few months now: Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to PC. PlayStation’s Hermen Hulst said it’ll arrive sometime this summer. Horizon Zero Dawn is not […]
Google Chrome terms of service are changing on March 31: Here’s what’s new
While you won’t be getting a new version of Chrome or Chrome OS for a while due to the coronavirus outbreak, Google has announced upcoming changes to its Terms of Service, effective March […]
What’s wrong with Intel: Former principal engineer unloads
In a blunt video posted late Thursday evening, outspoken former Intel principal engineer Francois Pidnoel offered his advice on how to “fix” Intel CPUs, criticized current leadership for not being engineers, said […]
RDNA 2 deep-dive: What’s inside AMD’s Radeon RX 6000 graphics cards
RDNA 2. The graphics architecture at the heart of AMD’s kick-ass new Radeon RX 6000 graphics cards may sound like a simple iteration upon the original “RDNA” GPUs that came before it, […]
What’s the minimum CPU you need for a Chromebook? | Ask an expert
Q: For a Chromebook, what is the minimum level of CPU you would recommend to handle schoolwork, Zoom calls, etc? A: Some may argue that Chromebooks don’t require a lot of firepower and […]
What’s the fastest solution for local or private game streaming? | Ask an expert
Q: What’s the fastest solution for local or private game streaming? A: All options work pretty well. You can pick whichever suits your preference (Steam Remote Play, AMD Link, Nvidia GameStream, etc), […]
Microsoft announces a ‘what’s next for Windows’ event in June
Microsoft has announced a livestreamed event on June 24 promising “what’s next for Windows,” possibly teasing a planned cosmetic overhaul of Windows 10. The event will be held on June 24 at […]
6-core vs. 8-core CPUs: What’s better for gaming?
Just five years ago, debating the merits of a 6-core CPU versus an 8-core model wasn’t possible. We were all stuck with 4-core chips at a consumer level—to break past that barrier, […]
Full travel vs. low travel keyboards: What’s the difference?
I hate to state the obvious, but it needs to be said. Keyboards are important. In fact, I’d argue they’re the most important peripheral of them all, as they allow us to […]
