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'DRAM shortages could persist for quite some time now': Micron on RAM crisis lasting until 2028 with high AI demand, 'we are still servicing the consumer market'
By Darragh Murphy last updated
Micron VP Christopher Moore explains the ongoing RAM crisis and how memory shortages could persist until 2028 in light of high AI demand, but the company is 'still servicing the consumer market.'

Not so super — Nvidia indefinitely delays GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs, according to leak
By Scott Younker published
A new leak suggested that Nvidia has indefinitely delayed its GeForce RTX 50-series SUPER GPUs.

'Basically a photograph interacting with you at 500 frames per second': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shares his vision of the future of PC gaming, and how the company plans to tackle GPU pricing crisis
By Jason England last updated
Behind closed doors at a Q&A with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, we were really able to talk about the future of gaming and how AI will continue to push the envelope.

This $499 QD-OLED gaming monitor just restored my faith in Alienware
By Peter Wolinski published
The Alienware AW2725D is a powerful mid-range QD-OLED gaming monitor with plenty about it to love and very few drawbacks.

I just saw the most extreme RTX 5090 GPU at CES — and it definitely won’t fit inside my PC
By Tony Polanco published
Unveiled during CES 2026, the RTX 5090 32GB Lighting Z features an 8-inch GPU display, power output beyond 1000W, and a full copper, full-cover cold plate. It's one of the most extreme GPUs ever.

I just went eyes-on with Nvidia G-SYNC Pulsar, and now my own gaming monitor feels obsolete
By Jason England published
Nvidia G-SYNC Pulsar was just announced at CES 2026, and Team Green has some lofty claims about its capabilities. So I put them to the test.

Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar is fueling the next generation of gaming monitors with a breakthrough 1,000Hz+ of perceived motion clarity — here’s how it works
By Jason England published
Nvidia G-Sync has just gone through a generational update with Pulsar updates that make esports screens feel like a cheat mode.

AMD Ryzen AI 400 Series might finally make charging anxiety a thing of the past — 1.7x higher unplugged performance and big multitasking upgrades
By Jason England published
Gorgon Point steps up to Intel

Two new AMD Ryzen AI Max+ chips just dropped and they could change mid-range gaming laptops forever
By Jason England published
AMD just introduced the Ryzen AI Max+ 392 and 388 — both with the same insanely good integrated GPU that is sure to make Nvidia sweat and revolutionize mid-range gaming laptops at a lower price.
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