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I tested the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 360 and loved its design and display, but its weak specs hold it back from true greatness

The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 360 looks and feels great, but how well does it perform?

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macOS 26 supported devices — these Macs may not make the cut

When the latest iteration of macOS releases this year, several Apple computers might not get it.

Tom’s Guide

This massive Windows 11 update ships next month — but you can grab it today

An expanded Click to Do, Cross Device Resume, and improved HDR options are just part of the latest Windows 11 preview update.

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Intel isn’t working on discrete GPUs for laptops: Here’s why.

Amid an entry-level workstation "renaissance," Intel doesn't appear to be developing discrete laptop GPUs but instead relies on the Core Ultra 200H's integrated graphics.

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Intel's Loss Is Broadcom's Gain as AVGO Dominates Networking

Intel is reportedly running scared when it comes to competing with Broadcom in a key area. This is yet another sign of strength for the chip behemoth.

MarketBeat

Best student laptops to suit all ages and budgets

Our top picks of portable and powerful student laptops are class acts

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Intel's next-gen Nova Lake CPUs may be backwards compatible with Arrow Lake coolers — LGA1954 and LGA1851 sockets share the same dimensions

Shipping records suggest Intel's next-gen LGA1954 socket shares dimensions with existing LGA1851 sockets, hinting at mechanical cooler compatibility.

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The RX 9070 XT might not be the truly mid-range graphics card I'm still dreaming of but it turned my latest sci-fi PC build into a frame rate menace

Quiet, cool collected, Tron-themed (sort of), thanks to the Evolv X2 and a ton of Lian Li fans, this machine slaps.

PC Gamer

ASMedia and Via Labs are developing USB4 v2 controllers, still 18 months away from launch

ASMedia and Via Labs are working on their own USB4 v2 controllers, but don't expect them to come to market for at least 18 months.

Tom’s Hardware

These MacBook Pros and iMacs could be left behind by macOS 16 – which could be called macOS 26

A new version of macOS is about to launch, but many older Macs might not work with it.

TechRadar

I dismissed the MSI Claw 8 AI+ — then Intel's game-changing update shut me up

I’ve been quick to count out the MSI Claw 8 AI+ packing Intel inside. But after testing a game-changing driver update, I'm left eating my own words!

Tom’s Guide

Nvidia’s 120W APU leak could mark the beginning of the end for laptop GPUs

Thinner, cooler, faster—Nvidia’s next-gen chip could flip the laptop market on its head.

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Arc B770 spotted? Four new Intel Battlemage GPU IDs appear in Linux Mesa graphics driver

Intel has added four new PCI IDs to the Linux Mesa graphics library, potentially signaling the upcoming release of a B770 graphics card.

Tom’s Hardware

I played ‘Elden Ring Nightreign’ on the RTX 5090, Intel Arc 140V, and AMD Radeon 8060S — here’s what happened

I played ‘Elden Ring Nightreign’ on three different laptops, and I found my time in Limveld to be quite painful in all the ways I expected and didn’t. Here’s why.

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The new Alienware Area-51 (2025) delivers incredible performance, but at an obscene cost

The Alienware Area-51 (2025) is a gaming machine like no other, but poor design decisions, over-engineering, lack of finesse, and premium pricing hold it back.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel LGA9324 leak reveals colossal CPU socket with 9,324 pins for up to 700W Diamond Rapids Xeons

An image of Intel's LGA9324 socket for next-generation Diamond Rapids processors from a thermal test board has emerged at Goofish.

TechRadar

The Nintendo Switch 2 may not be Nvidia’s only handheld – a rumor says it’s building a new mobile gaming chip, and I’m excited for portable DLSS

Nvidia is yet to make a strong appearance in the SoC gaming market for portable devices, but a new rumor suggests it may be happening soon.

PC Gamer

ASRock acknowledges and explains dying AMD 9000-series chips in its motherboards, rolls out a BIOS fix

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Dual-GPU versions of the Intel Arc B60 in the works at Sparkle, as company unveils passive, liquid-cooled, and blower options

Sparkle has confirmed the company is working on dual-GPU versions of the Intel Arc B60.

Windows Central

No new Snapdragon X chips until 2026? Why Qualcomm's GM isn't worried about a 'tick-tock' launch strategy.

Qualcomm's next-gen Snapdragon X chips are on the way. However, it doesn't look like we'll get an unveil until October 2025, pointing to a 2026 launch.

Windows Central

Intel Arc GPUs are ready for Elden Ring Nightreign with a new driver that also improves FPS in Monster Hunter Wilds

Intel's latest Arc "Game On" graphics driver, version 32.0.101.6795, supports Elden Ring Nightreign, Dune: Awakening, and F1 25 ahead of their launches on PC.

GamesRadar

MSI Raider A18 HX A9W (2025) review: "the fastest gaming laptop I've seen, but no easy recommendation"

The MSI Raider A18 HX A9W is a real beast, pairing a blindingly fast processor with an equally speedy SSD, and using that RTX 5090 to its full potential.

Windows Central

Project Thundermage: A glimpse at what Thunderbolt 5 GPUs might soon deliver

A new Intel Arc GPU concept from Sparkle supports Thunderbolt 5, allowing it to power more high-resolution displays and handle higher data transfer speeds.

Windows Central

Elden Ring Nightreign PC system requirements — Can your PC run this FromSoftware co-op game?

Elden Ring Nightreign's PC requirements are here, letting players check to see if their gaming computer is ready for this new FromSoftware experience.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel uncovers alleged embezzlement involving former employee and supplier

Former Intel employee Natalia Avtsin and hardware component supplier Yafim Tsibolevsky committed fraud to steal over $840,000.

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