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AOC offers up a cheap intro to 144Hz displays for anyone who has yet to take the plunge.

Lorraine Underwood's VR headset project helps bridge the communication gap that comes with virtual meetings.

Two Chinese chipmakers have strengthened their workforce with ex-TSMC talent.

Nvidia's upcoming Ampere architecture will power the RTX 3090, RTX 3080 and other cards, bringing a massive boost in performance and capabilities. Here's what we know and what we expect.

Biostar launches the B450NH mini-ITX motherboard for AMD Ryzen CPUs and APUs.

Micron confirms that it will be supplying the 12 GDDR6X memory modules in the RTX 3090.

In a Tech Brief from Micron, we learn that HBMnext will be with us at the end of 2022.

From which model to buy to how to get started, we’ve got the advice, tutorials and background info you need to make the most of Raspberry Pi.

Acer's QHD, 144Hz monitor is on sale, giving budget-conscious gamers options.

This project uses an old Raspberry Pi to connect a 1989 Macintosh SE/30 to the internet.

The upcoming Windows 10 update, build 20190, is designed to provide more control and options for users with multiple GPUs.

VideoCardz shared images of ASRock's forthcoming A520M Pro4 and A520M-ITX/ac motherboards.

Razer’s relaunching the Razer Naga Left-Handed Edition gaming mouse with more advanced specs than its right-handed counterpart, but there’s a catch.

At its Architecture Day 2020, Intel outlined the broad strokes of its approach to dealing with the fallout of its delayed 7nm process.

Intel plans for its 10nm SuperFin technology and advanced packaging techniques to pave the way forward as it deals with the fallout from its 7nm node delay.

Intel's Tiger Lake comes with a wide array of whizbang tech, like Willow Cove cores, Xe Graphics, and 10nm SuperFin transistors.

Coming in 2021, Alder Lake CPUs will have two different kinds of processor cores.

Dedicated Intel Xe HPG graphics cards will launch in 2021, with hardware ray tracing support, and they won't be fabricated at Intel.

Intel shared a ton of details about its low-power Xe LP Graphics platform, which potentially doubles the speeds of its current Ice Lake Gen11 integrated GPUs.