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Gigabyte is offering up to £60 cashback for its Radeon 9000 graphics cards

Gigabyte is running a promotion in the European region, giving AMD Radeon 9000 customers up to £60 of cashback on select cards.

Intel not ready to cede graphics superiority to Nvidia and AMD – the 300W Arc B770 waiting to be unleashed

Intel is working on a 300W graphics card, likely based on the rumoured BMG-G31 chip, marking a 57% increase over the Arc B580.

[Sponsored] Top 5 Productivity Features of iiyama Monitors

In today’s modern workspaces, our monitors can now offer us much more than just a good quality screen in various sizes and resolutions.

AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D just appeared in a BIOS screenshot, appears to reveal CPU clock speed

More evidence is piling up about AMD having a new 8-core gaming CPU in the works, and this time we may have been given...

Philips presents the world’s first dual-mode kHz (1,000Hz) gaming monitor

Philips unveils the 27in Evnia 27M2N5500XD esports gaming monitor, boasting the fastest refresh yet at 1,000Hz in its HD mode.

Intel Arc B770 GPU looks like it’s coming soon, hints software update

Intel BMG-G31 gets official software support in VTune, indicating that a Battlemage Arc B770 GPU, or a professional variant, is still planned.

Intel Arrow Lake Refresh CPUs are just around the corner, suggests Gigabyte

Owners of Socket LGA1851 Gigabyte motherboards look as though they can prepare their system for future Intel Core Ultra 200 CPUs now.

Grab a 1TB Steam Deck upgrade for just $69.99 with this Samsung Evo microSD deal

Get loads more storage space for your Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, or Asus ROG Ally gaming handheld.

AMD Zen 6 CPUs have been spotted shipping, with rumours hinting at novel 22-core models

AMD Zen 6-based Medusa Point APUs appear in shipping manifests in two flavours, hinting at high- and low-TDP variants to suit different devices.

AMD Radeon price hikes won’t be as bad as we feared, for now, says industry insider

The rumored AMD Radeon GPU price hike is corroborated, but it’s less than the initially reported $20-$40, at least for the time being.

Steam hardware survey shows how Linux is slowly eating into Windows market share

Linux market share hit an all-time-high on Steam hardware survey, accounting for 3.2%, putting it ahead of Windows 7 plus all macOS combined.