Intel may be making an interesting move with its next generation of desktop processors. Recent reports suggest Intel will offer “more and more unlocked SKUs over time” with a goal to enable easy overclocking beyond just the higher-end Core 5/7/9s where K-Series CPUs historically reside. While it’s not clear when this may happen, the two most
You don’t need me to tell you things are bad in the PC DIY market; everybody knows things are bad. The memory crunch, severe enough to earn the moniker “RAMageddon”, has grossly inflated the prices of graphics cards, game consoles, SSDs, and of course, memory. In what we can only describe as a desperate attempt to slash PC production costs,
Threat actors are getting more creative when distributing their malware as users become better educated and platforms introduce policy changes to better prevent scams. New malware, however, has been uncovered by the researchers at security firm ESET, who have explained how a legitimate NFC app has been repurposed for a maliscious campaign.
The Framework Laptop 13 Pro is the company’s first redesign of its chassis, with CNC aluminum, a haptic touchpad, larger battery, and an option for pre-loaded Ubuntu.
In a new interview, Intel VP Robert Hallock unveiled a renewed focus on the entry-level enthusiast market with a commitment to release more budget-friendly unlocked CPUs over time.
Sony is the latest company to announce that it will be requiring that users submit themselves to an age check to access certain features available on its PlayStation gaming platform. The move comes as countries across the globe are adopting, or at the very least debating, age verification laws that are ostensibly designed to protect young,
Back when Intel launched its Core Ultra Series 3 (Panther Lake) processors at CES, it teased that it had a forthcoming announcement for some handheld-optimized chips, too. The PC-based gaming handheld market is still niche compared to the overall gaming market, but that doesn’t prevent it from being a billion-dollar industry in its own right.