Hardware and Accessories

The first independent reviews of the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB are out, shedding light on its gaming and productivity performance. Reviewers noted the improvements, compared it to competitors, and pointed out that the final verdict will depend not just on specs, but on real-world pricing.

To celebrate The Elder Scrolls Online in a unique way, Bethesda has decided to offer fans not digital content, but actual pieces of the servers that once ran the game.

Just three years ago, if you wanted to play full-fledged console and PC games on the go, your only real choices were the Nintendo Switch or the Steam Deck. Since then, portable PCs from various manufacturers have entered the market, giving players more options. And all signs suggest that this trend will only continue to grow. In this article, we’ve collected all the official information, as well as rumors and leaks, about the most exciting handheld systems of the near future.

Intel is taking steps toward introducing modular design into laptops, offering manufacturers flexible platforms for device creation. Despite the promised benefits — lower costs for brands and partial upgrade options for users — full component-swapping freedom, like on desktop PCs, remains out of reach.

NVIDIA appears to be deliberately limiting independent access to the 8GB version of its new RTX 5060 Ti graphics card. The spotlight remains on the higher-end 16GB model, with reviews scheduled to go live on launch day.

AMD, in collaboration with TensorStack AI, has unveiled an updated platform for local image and video generation powered by artificial intelligence. Amuse 3.0 lets users create content directly on their PCs — no cloud required — and promises up to a 4.3x performance boost thanks to hardware-level optimization.

Atomic Keyboards has released a limited-edition keyboard that channels the eerie, minimalist vibe of the hit series Severance. Inspired by the fictional company Lumon Industries, the device ditches familiar keys like Escape and Control — just like the office-bound employees in the show, who have no way out.

OpenAI, the company behind groundbreaking advances in artificial intelligence, is testing an experimental content-sharing platform. According to sources, the project blends microblogging features with image generation tools — and its main goal is to collect data for training neural networks.

Google has announced a global change to its search engine that will affect millions of users. Instead of using regional domains like google.fr, everyone will now be redirected to a single address — google.com. The move is aimed at simplifying technical infrastructure and won’t affect how search results are delivered.

The graphics card market has taken an unexpected turn — new retail data shows gamers are increasingly choosing AMD over its main rival. The reasons? Better availability, stable pricing, and a smart supply strategy.

The enthusiast community is once again buzzing about a potential expansion of Intel's lineup. The latest update to AIDA64 diagnostic software mentions Bartlett Lake-S processors — originally intended for networking solutions. Overclocker Toppc, known for his ties with MSI, hinted at upcoming announcements, though details remain under NDA.

NVIDIA has officially introduced the new GeForce RTX 5060 Ti and RTX 5060 graphics cards, aimed at gamers looking for a balance between price and performance. The higher-end model comes in two memory configurations, while the base version offers a more affordable option for less demanding needs. Initial performance reviews are expected in the coming days, giving users a first look before the cards hit the shelves.

OpenAI has just announced the launch of three new AI models in the GPT-4.1 family. The updates bring a massive jump in context window — up to 1 million tokens — along with a 26% drop in usage costs and smarter code generation. At the same time, the company has started phasing out older versions, including GPT-4, to focus on more efficient solutions.

Amid global supply chain shifts and rapid advances in semiconductor tech, AMD is making two bold strategic moves: adopting the 2nm process for its next-gen server CPUs and expanding its footprint in the U.S. These developments could significantly reshape the landscape of high-performance computing for data centers and AI infrastructure.

Google has officially ended support for Android 12 and 12L, leaving millions of devices without critical security patches. Users of older gadgets now face increased vulnerability, while manufacturers are left to figure out how to keep their devices protected.

As the U.S. tightens export restrictions, Chinese developers are doubling down on homegrown GPU computing technologies. Moore Threads has announced a major update to its MUSA SDK ecosystem — a platform that not only adapts NVIDIA CUDA code for local GPUs but also supports Intel processors.

New details about AMD’s upcoming Zen 6 processors are shedding light on some unexpected challenges that could affect motherboard compatibility for future upgrades. Experts warn that memory slot configuration will play a key role, and some current setups may simply not work.

To mark the fifth anniversary of Call of Duty: Warzone and the return of the iconic Verdansk map, Corsair has unveiled an exclusive lineup of gaming gear. Created in collaboration with Activision, the collection features PCs, peripherals, and accessories inspired by the shooter’s universe.

Gaming laptops aren’t just for big spenders anymore — in 2025, even a $1,000 machine can handle the latest AAA titles at medium settings. Tech specialists from a respected publication have rounded up the best affordable gaming laptops that deliver solid performance without breaking the bank.

Ahead of Computex 2025 — one of the year’s biggest tech expos — the first details about AMD’s upcoming Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card have surfaced online. Aimed squarely at the mainstream market, the new GPU is AMD’s answer to NVIDIA’s RTX 5060 Ti. But despite targeting a similar price point, the two rivals take notably different approaches when it comes to architecture and performance.