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With a mouse in hand from the age of four, Sam brings two-decades-plus of passion for PCs and tech in his duties as Hardware Editor for Club386. Equipped with an English & Creative Writing degree, waxing lyrical about everything from processors to power supplies comes second nature.
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Valve’s latest Steam Hardware Survey is massively out of whack

There's something fishy going on with the latest Steam Hardware Survey, following strange substantial swings in language, RAM, and more.
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AOC Q27G4SDR review: a wonderfully affordable QD-OLED monitor

At £499.99, the Q27G4SDR is an excitingly inexpensive QD-OLED gaming monitor that doesn't skimp on quality.
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Nvidia warns of “very tight” supply, as gaming GPU revenue slumps

While Nvidia's overall revenue climbs ever higher, income from the brand's gaming business has fallen for two consecutive quarters.
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Watch out Microsoft, Nvidia is hiring people to make games run better on Linux

Linux is becoming more of a priority for Nvidia, as the brand searches for engineers to improve GPU performance in Vulkan.
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Intel to use E-cores as base for unified CPU designs, rumour claims

P-cores and E-cores aren't for the chopping block, according to a new rumour, but Intel is apparently planning big changes for both.
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Sapphire Pure X870A WiFi 7 review: a beautiful, budget X870 motherboard

It's difficult to beat the Pure X870A on price, particularly if you're after a white X870 motherboard with a fine feature set.
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AMD and Intel next-gen CPUs won’t launch until at least 2027 now, rumours claim

Both Zen 6 and Nova Lake-S could need some more time in the oven, as AMD and Intel reportedly eye up plans to launch new CPUs in 2027.
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Gigabyte Aorus Prime 5 review: a solid if slightly spendy gaming PC

Offering plentiful performance with strong acoustics and thermals, the Aorus Prime 5 is a great albeit expensive prebuild.
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AMD Zen 6 could shake up Ryzen CPU core counts more than we expected

Upcoming AMD Ryzen Zen 6 processors may arrive with six, eight, 10, or even 12 cores on each Core Complex Die. Could Ryzen 3 make a comeback?
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