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Dell Inspiron 7000 series vs. 5000 vs. 3000: Which is best for you?
By Richard Devine, Brendan Lowry published
Inspiron Dell's Inspiron laptop range can look like a confusing mess to navigate, so let us help you break down the names and numbers and help you choose the best laptop for you.

Dell Vostro vs. Inspiron: Which should you buy?
By Cale Hunt published
Choice If you're looking at Dell's PC lineup with an air of confusion, don't worry. You are definitely not alone. Fortunately, there's one really easy way to narrow down your choice.

Grab this discounted Lenovo Legion 5i Pro for 25% off before its successor rolls out next month
By Sean Endicott published
Better bargain The Lenovo Legion 5i Pro is a highly reviewed gaming laptop with powerful specs. You can pick up the Gen 7 version of the PC at a big discount before the new model launches next month.

This Intel chip just broke the Cinebench R23 world record, beating out an AMD Threadripper
By Sean Endicott published
A NEW RECORD An Intel Xeon W9-3495X just set the Cinebench R23 world record. The processor beat out AMD's 5995WX, which previously held the crown.

The futuristic Dell XPS 13 Plus laptop is $250 down at Best Buy
By Jennifer Young published
SEXY LAPTOP Best Buy currently has one of our favorite 13-inch laptops on sale. The Dell XPS 13 Plus is a beautifully designed bit of hardware and at $250 off we have to recommend it.

How to find graphics card information on Windows 10
By Mauro Huculak published
Check info Are you wondering what kind of graphics card is on your computer? Here are six ways to find out on Windows 10.

How to cat-proof your laptop or computer: Protect your desk area from kitty
By Rebecca Spear published
Purrtection It's hard to discourage cats from being around your laptop or computer, so here are some ways to protect your expensive device from your cat.

I couldn't use the Surface Duo as a phone, but it's better than any tablet
By Richard Devine published
Transformative Having finally tried a Surface Duo I'm now not only convinced but excited for the future of Windows PCs.

ChatGPT may need 30,000 NVIDIA GPUs. Should PC gamers be worried?
By Sean Endicott published
More GPUs Recent research states that around 30,000 NVIDIA GPUs will be needed to operate ChatGPT. The question is if that high of a demand would put a pinch on other parts of the graphics card market.
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