John Loeffler
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Three Chromebook shopping tips for Prime Day
Make the most of Prime Day Chromebook deals with these tips → Read More
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X3D review: an unexpected triumph that we should have gotten sooner
The best gaming processor for the AM4 board, if you can find it → Read More
Why I'm jumping to Threads even if it sucks
Meta's Twitter alternative, Threads, is just a hours away, and I can only say that I've never been this excited for a Facebook-I-mean-Meta product ever, and I know I'm not the only one. I am a daily Twitter user, the kind whose girlfriend constantly has to tell me that I need to get off my expletive phone. In fairness, just under half of this time is work-related, since I need to follow a lot of… → Read More
Ignore the haters, the Nvidia RTX 4060 is an excellent graphics card for gamers
The Nvidia RTX 4060 is a great card for those who need it → Read More
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 4060: looking for the best midrange graphics card around? We've got you covered
We'll help you find where to buy Nvidia RTX 4060 graphics cards → Read More
Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060: the best midrange graphics card for the masses
Best-in-class 1080p performance at a decent price, but its best features are in game devs' hands → Read More
Amazon Prime Day monitor deals 2023: what to expect next month
We'll be rounding up all this year's best Amazon Prime Day monitor deals right here so don't hesitate to bookmark ahead of next month's mega-sale. → Read More
Nvidia's ChatGPT monopoly is going to be worse for gamers than crypto ever was
Opinion: Nvidia's ChatGPT-powered profits will make gaming GPUs scarce → Read More
Amazon Prime Day gaming laptop deals 2023: what to expect next month
This year's Amazon Prime Day gaming laptop deals are set to land next month and we'll have all the best bargains right here. → Read More
Intel's new processor branding drops the 'i' – and the ball
Intel will officially rebrand its Core series processors from 'Core i' to 'Core' and 'Core Ultra', and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. → Read More
AMD is taking so long to release the RX 7800 XT that we're reduced to simulating it
One tester got tired of waiting for AMD's AWOL GPU → Read More
Gigabyte's new RTX 4090 fixes the graphics card's biggest problem
The 16-pin connector on the new Gigabyte RTX 4090 Windforce GPU shows where the future of graphics card design is headed. → Read More
What is non-binary memory: the new RAM configurations explained
If you're asking yourself what non-binary memory is, you're not alone. We'll help break it all down so you can get as excited as the rest of us for some incredible new RAM kits. → Read More
What is a PSU: your PC's power system explained
First-time PC builders might be wondering 'what is a PSU?', and they wouldn't be alone in that. Here's everything you need to know about your PC power supply → Read More
15 things we learned at Apple's WWDC 2023 event
The WWDC 2023 keynote gave us Apple Vision Pro, iOS 17, new MacBooks and much, much more. → Read More
Apple M2 Ultra chip announced at WWDC 2023 as upgrade to Mac Studio and Mac Pro
The new Apple M2 Ultra chip was just announced at WWDC 2023, and it should shake up your workstation in a big way. → Read More
Apple M2 Ultra: price, release date, and everything we know
The Apple M2 Ultra chip is coming, so what do we know? → Read More
Is an SSD a hard drive?
Isn't an SSD just another way of saying hard drive? No, and there are important differences between the two, even though we treat them as if they were the same. → Read More
Apple’s mixed reality headset makes no sense – unless it’s a head fake
Apple is expected to announce its mixed reality headset at WWDC 2023, but after Meta invested billions into the tech, it’s gone effectively nowhere in the last decade. → Read More
These graphics cards prove that watercooling is going mainstream
Asus, MSI, and Gigabyte all had Nvidia RTX graphics cards with AIO coolers, and it shows how big these GPUs are getting. → Read More