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The new 27-inch QHD display offers high-end gaming features at a low price point, according to Tom's Hardware testing.
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The new 27-inch QHD display offers high-end gaming features at a low price point, according to Tom's Hardware testing.

A new community-built tracker compiles release notes and forum feedback to help users monitor the status of hundreds of known Nvidia driver issues.

Amazon is selling the 2026 MacBook Air with M5 chip for $1,099, undoing Apple's recent price increase on the lightweight laptop lineup.

The open-source AnyPS5 initiative has reached 100 percent GPU shader instruction coverage, marking a major milestone in running PlayStation 5 games on personal computers.

Nvidia is allegedly pausing consumer graphics card manufacturing to focus resources on high-demand artificial intelligence hardware for enterprise clients.

A popular free Steam demo for Easy Fox generated unexpected AI processing costs, leading the developer to secure emergency financing.

Major artificial intelligence developers are reportedly drafting strategies to manage congressional scrutiny following a potential catastrophic incident.

A new analysis compares the gaming capabilities of the unsupported Windows 7 operating system against the current Windows 11 release on contemporary gaming hardware.

Year-to-date figures show Xbox sales fell 33% and PlayStation dropped 25%, marking the steepest retail decline in a decade.

Tom's Hardware Premium reports that the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure is reshaping support industries including legal, semiconductor and financial sectors.

A new jailbreak tool allows PS5 owners to play physical PS2 discs with enhanced resolution, bypassing Sony's official backward compatibility limitations.

A new reboot of the classic puzzle game adds cinematic flair and hand-holding mechanics, turning a simple utility into a satirical big-budget title.

A PC enthusiast demonstrates that mounting a graphics card in an atypical position can significantly lower hotspot temperatures, challenging standard DIY cooling conventions.