AMD confirms AM5 support beyond 2027
The manufacturer has restated its commitment to the socket. What that means in practice for someone building today.
Analysis, buying advice and explainers on the questions that come up while planning a build — with the reasoning shown, not just the conclusion.
The manufacturer has restated its commitment to the socket. What that means in practice for someone building today.
Data centre demand has pushed module prices up. A short look at whether to buy now or wait.
The new standard does not raise transient tolerance, contrary to common belief. It does change the connector itself, and that matters.
A higher number on the box does not always mean a faster machine. We explain where the returns stop, and why on Ryzen the boundary is unusually sharp.
Eight gigabytes is the floor today, but not an automatic disqualification. We set out the cases where such a card is still a sensible buy.
The average frame rate is the least useful number in a review. Here is what to look at instead, and the traps hiding in the charts.
Collected from hundreds of "it will not start" reports. All are reversible, and most take a minute to fix.
A question asked constantly, with always the same answer — though it is worth knowing why that answer holds.
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