AMD has dominated the DIY space so thoroughly over the last few years that an Intel chip appearing in the top 10 at all is notable, but it’s not really that surprising if you look at the details.
Marvell has introduced a three-tier “AI memory infrastructure” portfolio, announced at FMS 2026 in Santa Clara on August 4.
The Asus Prime Radeon RX 9070 OC is available for just $629.99 on Amazon, delivering strong 1440p performance, 16GB of VRAM, a 2,610MHz boost clock, and a triple-fan cooling system at a $120 discount.
The increases will take effect on Grace Blackwell and Vera Rubin systems shipping early next year.
Walmart’s clearance aisle delivers another remarkable GPU bargain, with a shopper finding a PNY RTX 5080 for nearly half its current retail price.
What if you could have twice the CPU cooler in your computer? If that’s a question that piques your interest, then TrashBench has answered your curiosity in droves with an experiment that ended up working incredibly well.
Maxell and Disk Union collaborate to release special edition UD-60U cassette tapes in Japan.
The Thermalright Fan Frame Vision-1 is a clip-on 3.69-inch screen that snaps directly in front of your PC case fans. These accessories let you display temperature, fan speed, and other information across your case, and even create a unified theme across all the screens in your PC.
As Intel boosts output of data center and notebook CPUs, AMD manages to outgrow it and keep capturing market share from its arch-rival.
This vintage PC build looks like it came straight out of the 90s with a bold, in-your-face look that make sure you can’t mistake it for anything but a gamer’s lifeline. What you’re looking at is an Apevia X-SuperAlien case with a 500W Apevia PSU.