AMD RX 7000 vs. Nvidia RTX 40 Series: Head-to-Head Comparison
The latest product lines from Nvidia and AMD compared objectively in pricing, architecture, gaming performance, and rendering.
Nvidia Working on Arm-Based Desktop Processors & More on RISC vs. CISC
Nvidia and AMD are likely launching Arm-based processors by 2025, and here's what RISC vs. CISC (Intel) truly means.
Are PCIe Gen5 SSDs Worth It for Gamers? What to Expect?
Gen5 NVMe SSDs can use the higher bandwidth of a PCIe 5.0 motherboard. Who should buy them and what can a gamer expect in terms of improvements?
Nvidia 30 Series vs. 40 Series: Are the New Cards Worth It? Who Benefits?
Conflicted between the newer 40 series and the older, time-tested 30 series? Let’s put your doubts to rest.
Intel Arc Series: A New Player in the GPU Arena
With Intel properly joining the desktop GPU fray and being tested by thousands of gamers, do we really have better options now?
RTX 40 Series: Absolutely Ridiculous or the New Normal?
Nvidia’s 40 series—Is it the new normal for temps, capability, and power usage?
Choosing the Right PSU for the Power-Hungry RTX 4090
Nvidia created a high-end monster—Transient spikes can be 1.3-1.4x of the advertised TDP, reaching 630W. Then there’s all the other hardware to account for and leaving some headroom too. How do you manage all this? By choosing the right PSU that’s up to the task.
M.2 vs. SATA vs. NVMe vs. PCIe 5.0: Gaming SSDs Explained
As a gamer, what kind of SSD storage should you go for? What do all these things mean?
UserBenchmark is Run by a Whining Crybaby; Should Never be Used to Compare Gaming Hardware
TL;DR It’s a biased website with some insane methodologies to judge performance. No buying decision should be made from UserBenchmark, especially comparisons between AMD and Intel or AMD and Nvidia should never be trusted.
12VHPWR and ATX 3.0: Gamer’s Guide
A 12VHPWR cable can deliver 600W for high-end GPUs (and upcoming PCIe 5.0 ones). It's part of Intel's ATX 3.0 standard.