Latest articles by Andy Edser
Our favourite silly headphone creator is back at it again with two more stunningly impractical and gloriously outrageous designs
news The Scrub Daddy or the Moon tube? The choice is yours!
Naughty Windows 11 24H2 hasn't been tidying up its toys, leaving an undeletable 8.63 GB update cache for some users
news If you don't tidy up before dinner there'll be no ice-cream for afters. And don't even think about a bedtime story.
Say happy 25th birthday to 'the world's first GPU', the almighty 120 MHz Nvidia GeForce 256
news In our minds, forever young.
Nvidia's RTX 5070 is rumoured for a CES 2025 reveal but I kinda think people need to calm down over its unconfirmed memory specs
news CES 2025 is looking like it might be a hot one for GPU launches.
Glorious GMMK 3 HE keyboard review
Custom Conundrum A massively customisable keeb, but what you get out of the box is strangely average for the price.
This redditor's PC was overrun with '50 to 100' baby spiders and now my day is ruined
news "I say we take off and nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."
Forcing users to periodically change their passwords should go the way of the dodo according to the US government
news Perfect. PCGamer123 shall remain forever! Oops...
Civilization 7's system requirements are here and they look downright breezy, plus you'll only need 20 GB of storage space
news Looks like plenty of you will have the hardware to go Civ-ing with aplomb.
This ortholinear Mobius strip keeb is twisting my melon, man
News Round and round the keyboard goes, where it stops, nobody knows.
Thrustmaster AVA F/A-18 Super Hornet flight stick review
Flight of Fancy A seriously weighty and fantastically premium flight machine, with a similarly hefty price.
Doom will run on a literal potato but apparently quantum computers still aren't powerful enough to run even this wireframe version natively
news Quantum computing for gaming is a long way off it seems, so you're still better off playing it on your fridge/heart monitor/toothbrush.
Lenovo looks to be doing a Nintendo Switch with leaks suggesting a Legion Go Lite and a Legion Go Gen Two
news If in doubt, make it smaller. That's a thing, right?
The world's first fully functional 32-bit bendy CPU can run while wrapped around a straw, but boy is it slow
news Intentionally bendy, anyway. I'm sure you could bend most of them a bit if you really, really tried.
Operation AI Comply has come out swinging against five companies the FTC says are peddling 'deceptive AI claims and schemes'
News Five's a good start sure, but I'll bet this has made a few AI hype merchants more than a little worried.
Clicky, clacky, clunky: When it comes to choosing the best gaming peripherals, I reckon it's all about the feels
Tactile Talk Extra features are a nice thing to have, but give me a great-feeling switch any day of the week.
Sony's speedy new Inzone gaming monitors feature trick stand designs that resolutely defied my attempts to knock them over
News But the pricing? I'm not so convinced.
'If you're a top gamer, or a coder, your country needs you': The UK Defence Secretary wants gamers for, y'know, real-life warfare
news I'm not quite sure how my Stardew Valley experience applies, but Sir yes Sir!
Wait, you can change the Steam Deck boot animation? This TikTok account posts custom Steam Deck boot vids and now I want mine to start up to the Scrubs intro
news I'm no Superman.
Valve appears to be testing Arm64 support in Proton but I wouldn't get too excited about an Arm-based Steam Deck 2 just yet
news Proton may be prepping for Windows Arm emulation support, but as for an Arm-based Steam Deck 2? I doubt it.
'It's very emotional, it's really tense': Heavy lies the crown of AI dominance as Nvidia's Jensen Huang admits to getting just three hours sleep a night
news If I get less than five hours I'm practically dead, but super-Jensen seems ok with three.
'We can't do computer graphics anymore without artificial intelligence. We compute one pixel, we infer the other 32': Jensen thinks AI is integral to next-gen graphics tech
news It's easy to dunk on AI, but when it comes to practical use cases, he may have a point.
BOE and Intel's AI display tech reportedly reduces screen power consumption by up to 65% in Lunar Lake laptops by dropping the refresh rate on parts of the panel
news Anything that prevents my laptop battery from dying in another airport lounge is alright by me.
