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G.SKILL's new DDR5 RAM pairs perfectly with the Core i9-14900K, Core i7-14700K and the rest of Intel's 14th Gen CPUs
By Sean Endicott published
so much speed G.SKILL just announced its new Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 memory kits that can help get the best performance for your PC running on a 14th Gen Intel CPU.
The world's 'fastest desktop processor' launches tomorrow, along with the rest of Intel's 14th Gen
By Kevin Okemwa published
14TH GEN Intel officially unveiled its 14th Gen processors. The entire lineup will be available for purchase on retail on October 17, 2023.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 haunted by power connector melting issues again
By Kevin Okemwa published
MELT DOWN Power connector melting issues creep up on the RTX 4090 once again, this time after one year.
Intel's budget friendly Arc A580 GPU is available now, but it may be too little too late
By Cole Martin published
Competition Intel has finally released the Arc A580 graphics card with SKUs from GUNNIR, ASRock, and SPARKLE. The card aims for 1080p performance with frame rates bolstered by AI.
My favorite GeForce GTX 1660 Super graphics card is on sale making it even more affordable than usual
By Rebecca Spear published
Super GPU deal During Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days, my favorite GPU is on sale at a seriously discounted price. It's reliable but not too expensive.
Best budget B550 motherboards 2023
By Ben Wilson last updated
B550 We found the best budget B550 chipset motherboards to pair with AMD Ryzen processors in your next PC build.
How to check CPU temperatures on Windows 11: Fast and free methods
By Ben Wilson published
CPU temp If your computer feels sluggish, checking the CPU temperature is one of the best ways to diagnose potential throttling issues. Here's how to check CPU temps on Windows 11.
Ryan Shrout leaves Intel Arc marketing role just as the build-up for 'Battlemage' begins
By Dan Rice published
Moving on Another well-known figure for Intel's Arc graphics cards, Ryan Shrout, departs Intel just as they begin to ramp up for next years release of 'Battlemage'.
Intel won't make Meteor Lake desktop chips after all, at least not in the way you'd expect
By Sean Endicott published
Oopsy! Intel clarified that its upcoming Meteor Lake CPUs will not feature chips made for desktops. The mobile processors will, however, appear in All-in-Ones and compact PCs.
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