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What lurks at the bottom of Nvidia’s deepest GPU technology? Jarred Walt
For anyone unfamiliar with the Framework brand, its laptops are designed to be opened, upgraded and repaired by the owner, and it comes with a free tool for doing just that. You can even swap out port
I ended my in-depth review of this year’s ProArt P16 (see issue 371, p60) with the words “if the RTX 5070 is powerful enough to meet your needs, the new ProArt P16 is our top choice as a mobile workst
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Our recent mini PCs group test (see issue 374, p79) pitted 12 fantastic systems against each other, but none was quite like the new Asus ROG NUC. The whole system is essentially constructed around an
In some ways, the GeForce RTX 5050 is stuck in time. Just like the RTX 3050, it has 2,560 CUDA cores, and while the latest Blackwell architecture is much more capable and clocked higher (2,572MHz boos
The 2025 Dell Tower Plus is a remarkably customisable desktop PC packed into an unassuming tower case that looks ripped from a 1990s magazine ad. Many will hate it for just that reason, but I’m gettin