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Micron wants your next GPU to have 96GB of VRAM in it, but I don't really know who it's expecting will make it for you
News In a new blog post, Micron has revealed its image for the future, where GPUs use 96GB of its own VRAM - a tone-deaf take in a post-Crucial world.
When do you really need to upgrade your RAM? Your guide to navigating a global memory shortage
Features Do you really need to buy new RAM right now? If not, you could save yourself a lot of money
It's a bold time to launch a new range of gaming PCs, but iBUYPOWER's rigs have never looked better
News iBUYPOWER's new Gen X range of gaming PCs and components is now available, and they might be the best-looking products this brand has produced.
Resident Evil Requiem ray tracing wasn't really on my mind, but Nvidia DLSS Ray Reconstruction has helped heeb my jeebs
News Here's how Resident Evil Requiem benefits from Nvidia DLSS Ray Reconstruction and helps provide an extra layer of eerie realism to Capcom's latest horror romp.
Steam Machine delays are getting me down, but Valve could be extremely cool and release its controller right now
News The Steam Machine might not arrive for a while, but Valve could encourage players to hold out for the mini PC by releasing its new controller.
"Smol" - NZXT enters the small-form-factor world with a new ITX gaming PC case
News NZXT has launched a new gaming PC case, this time, in ITX size, and it improves on one of the best small-form-factor cases from Corsair.
RAM shortages explained: Why the world's supply of computing memory is so expensive right now
Features What's going on with RAM shortages, price inflation, and AI? I'm here to walk you through what you need to know.
Ruark's latest desktop speakers will have you listening to game soundtracks like it was your first time hearing them
Review Small improvements have made this superb-sounding 2.0 speaker setup even easier to recommend. Ruark's MR1 MK3 speakers may be pricey, but it's for good reason.
Nvidia RTX 6000 GPUs might not actually happen next year, but I'm more concerned about what Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation will mean for current-gen cards
News Rumors suggest next-gen Nvidia RTX 6000 GPUs might not show up until 2028, but your current card may get Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation tricks this April.
