Bad Benchmarks, Big Demand: How Lisuan Tech Sold 30,000 GPUs Anyway
You would think a new graphics card needs killer benchmarks to make a splash. Apparently not. Chinese GPU startup Lisuan Tech has…
ASUS Just Launched Its First ROG DDR5 Memory Kit, and It Comes With a Built-In Personality Shift
ASUS has finally stepped into the memory market with something that feels very on-brand: flashy, expensive, a little dramatic, and…
PC vs Smartphone: The Business of Obsolescence
PC vs smartphone is a comparison that usually revolves around performance, gaming, or productivity. PCs are more powerful, smartphones are…
ASUS’s Premium GPU Cable May Be Solving the Wrong Problem
ASUS launched its ROG Equalizer cable with a pretty clear promise: better load balancing than standard 12V-2×6 connectors. On paper,…
AI-Generated Video Sounds Efficient. Reality Is More Expensive
When companies like iQiyi talk about using AI to produce the majority of their content within the next five years,…
From Prompt to Execution: What GPT-5.5 Actually Does in Real Workflows
For years, we’ve been arguing about how smart AI is. Wrong debate. The real question was always: Can it actually do the…
Ryzen 9950X3D2 Review Debacle Raises Awkward Questions
There are messy product launches, and then there are launches that make the whole review ecosystem look like someone started…
AMD’s 3D V-Cache Just Found a New Party Trick: Supercharging Local RAG AI
AMD’s X3D chips have spent the last few years building a reputation as the go-to CPUs for gaming. More cache,…
ASUS’ ROG Equalizer Cable Is the Latest Attempt to Stop 16-Pin GPU Meltdowns
The 16-pin GPU power connector saga continues, because apparently the PC industry has decided that one of its most expensive…
Steam Frame Estimator Could Turn Steam Into a Better PC Buying Guide
For years, buying a PC game has involved a little ritual of optimism, guesswork, and mild self-deception. You look at…
PC Gaming Spending 2026: Middle Class Is Getting Richer
The games business loves a blockbuster narrative. Every quarter, the spotlight swings back to the same giants: the forever games,…
State of the Global Workplace 2026: The AI Paradox
Here’s the thing about the future of work: we were promised robots would take over the boring stuff so we…
AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Looks More Like a Workstation Flex Than a Gamer’s Dream
AMD has finally put a price tag on its upcoming Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition, and it is not exactly…
80,000 Tech Layoffs, One Question: Is AI the Cause or the Excuse?
The tech industry’s favorite two-word explanation in 2026 might be “because AI.” Convenient, neat, investor-friendly — and maybe a little…
Denuvo’s Nightmare: How Hypervisor Bypasses Could Change Gaming Forever
For years, Denuvo occupied a strange place in PC gaming. Publishers treated it like a security blanket. Players treated it…
Steam’s March 2026 Hardware Survey Gets Weird
Steam’s latest Hardware Survey is out, and as usual, it is part useful market snapshot, part statistical fever dream. March…
Remote Work Isn’t the Problem—Your Company Might Be
In March 2026, researchers from the London School of Economics dropped a report with a title that sounds like it…
Tech Explained: USB — The Universal Standard That Isn’t
In a previous article, we talked about the 3.5mm jack and why a piece of technology that looks simple can…
The World Happiness Report 2026: Turns Out, We’re Complicated
Let’s start with a comforting thought: humanity, as a whole, is actually doing… okay. Not “everything is perfect” okay. More…
Tech Explained: Bluetooth — Why Latency Is Worse Than You Think
Bluetooth is one of those technologies we use every day… and quietly distrust. You connect your earbuds, play a video,…