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Windows 10 users are holding out in Steam — by choice or force?
By Ben Wilson published
PC Gaming Valve's new hardware survey shows that a quarter of Windows users are holding on to Windows 10, while the most popular PC components paint a broader picture.

A deleted Microsoft document raised new questions about Steam performance
By Sean Endicott published
Gaming A short-lived Microsoft support page set 32GB of RAM as the worry-free level for gaming, yet Steam’s hardware data shows the majority of players fall below that mark.

Valve promises it's working on a Steam Deck restock after it sold out amid the RAM shortage
By Brendan Lowry published
Handheld Gaming PC Steam Deck maker Valve says it's "working very hard" to bring the Steam Deck back in stock, though ongoing RAM shortages are making it difficult to do so.

In defiance of RAM-shortages, one man decided to build RAM in his garden shed
By Alexander Cope published
Gaming Dr. Semiconductor poses the question, "Can I make my own RAM?", as he begins cooking experimental DIY RAM sticks in his garden shed to avoid rising RAM prices

PC gaming is getting cooked by rising prices as Steam's March survey shows huge swings
By Cale Hunt published
PC Gaming Steam just released its March hardware and software survey, and it's clear that the PC gaming market is going through a massive flux as inflated prices force buyers into new (and old) areas.

32GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR5 RAM is 33% off, but the deal ends tonight
By Cale Hunt published
Deals Memory deals are more important than ever with the current RAM pricing surges, and Woot! is currently home to today's best deal. It expires tonight (if not sooner), so don't hold out too long.

RAM prices have killed the Raspberry Pi 5 being a beacon of affordable computing
By Richard Devine published
News The Raspberry Pi has always been a poster child for cheap computing, but thanks to a third price rise in recent months, it's no longer the default best choice.

PC sales soared in Asia/Pacific last year, but 2026 is looking rough
By Kevin Okemwa published
Hardware Asia/Pacific PC shipments surged in 2025, but looming memory shortages driven by AI demand could slow growth and raise laptop prices in 2026.
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