A fairly staid design and a small performance bump leave the refreshed 16X Aurora tougher to recommend than last year's.
Dell Alienware 15 (DA15265) review: Budget gaming has a new price, and it holds up surprisingly well
Dell’s $1,499 Alienware 15 makes some obvious compromises, but strong RTX 5050 gaming performance, useful upgrades, and a fast 165Hz display make them surprisingly easy to accept.
The timing couldn’t be more interesting. ASUS has just made its ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace the official monitor for the upcoming PGL CS2 Major Singapore 2026. That monitor pushes 1080p OLED all the ...
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Preinstalled software on laptops is getting even more bloated, and Windows 11 isn’t helping
Laptop makers have turned essential hardware tools into bloated hubs you can’t easily avoid ...
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My graphics card wasn’t ready for Alienware’s outstanding AW3926QW ultrawide 5K OLED
5K2K resolution, gaming-grade refresh rates and new panel tech will make this an end-game monitor for many ...
Our Best of IFA 2026 has landed, and while I wish we could have added many more devices, here is a small sampling of what ...
Microsoft has been on a drive to clean up Windows 11 by removing legacy features and components for some time now. The latest example of this is the company’s decision to remove Windows Management ...
Microsoft's KB5129195 and KB5129236 emergency updates fix some September Patch Tuesday bugs, but USB audio and AMD GPU issues ...
It took entirely too long to get the taskbar back on top without mods. But at least I found a cool new program with community ...
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This Free Tool Unlocks 500+ Hidden Windows 11 Features, and Even Microsoft Execs Are Fans
From custom taskbars to secret productivity tweaks, Windhawk gives you complete control over your PC, no registry hacks ...
Microsoft announced that it removed the Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC) tool from Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2, as well as from Windows 11 beta builds released this week. WMIC is a ...
In brief: Microsoft has confirmed that WMIC will soon be completely eradicated from supported Windows editions. The command-line interface offered powerful ways to interact with a computer's hardware ...
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