Graphics cards are too expensive. I don’t think anyone would seriously disagree with me there — to get the same level of performance relative to where the industry was ten years ago, you’re looking at…
It’s been a little over a year since Gordon went head-to-head with Brian Troh of BPSCustoms to talk about whether or not performance matters in PC building and gaming. Obviously that’s a loaded question (hey,…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Excellent software customization Great controls for analog input Easy layout swapping Cons Expensive Typing is loud and wobbly Hard wrist rest Our Verdict The Hunstman V3 is the keyboard…
One of the coolest features of Valve’s Steam Deck is how it’s built to make its compact internal hardware accessible to the user, something that PC gamers can appreciate. For example, if you want to…
The internet service industry is no stranger to somewhat nebulous claims of speed and reliability. But even in that context, Comcast’s self-styled “Xfinity 10G network” for its home internet business raised some eyebrows. After months…
The AM4 socket refuses to go quietly into the night. First offered on motherboards in 2017, AMD recently shocked the hardware world at CES by announcing new chips, even as it pushes the newer AM5…
Nvidia announced a refreshed version of its Razer Blade 14 laptop at CES 2024, and it’s available for sale today. But if you’re okay with parts that are a little older but still phenomenally powerful,…
Noctua is a brand that seems to have the love and admiration of PC gamers and system builders, as much for its distinctive brown and tan livery as for the excellent performance and low noise…
Are you sure you want to use Google Chrome on your Windows PC? Are you really sure? Don’t worry, if you’re not, Microsoft will find a way to ask you again. In fact, it’ll ask…
We’ve been hearing a lot about a huge shift in the way custom PCs are made from the last two years of CES, something we at PCWorld have dubbed “the War on Cables.” But despite…