The latest Steam survey shows GPUs with 16GB are the most popularThey’re on 25.9% and have overtaken 8GB GPUs which are just behind on 25.32%There’s been quite a shift towards 16GB boards over the past year, but with news of more price hikes incoming, upgrading to this loadout could be a painful process for gamersGraphics…
Gigabyte graphics cards are rumored to be set for a big price riseIt could be a hike of 20% to 40%, and other rumors are also pointing to major price hikes for GPUs more broadlyThis means now is likely a good time to make a purchase, particularly with certain cards which have avoided the worst…
Microsoft is eating humble pie over its unrealistic RAM recommendationsIt has deleted articles that pushed 32GB as an ideal or ‘no-worries’ loadoutApple is also feeling the heat in the RAM crisis, with rumors that it’s struggling to secure an alternative source of memory supply from ChinaThere are some fresh twists with the RAM crisis hitting…
If you’ve taken pictures of your family with an Android phone, you’ve probably run into a situation where your partner or spouse wanted you to send them everything you captured when you got back home. You can always email or text them, but that’s a hassle, especially when there are a lot of photos to…
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As Gulf governments accelerate their national artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions, data residency has become a central pillar of digital sovereignty strategies. Yet according to Haider Aziz, general manager for META at Vast Data, focusing solely on keeping data within national borders risks overlooking a more fundamental challenge: maintaining control over how data is accessed, shared,…
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Thank you for joining! Access your Pro+ Content below. 11 August 2026 Where next for digital government? Share this item with your network: In this week’s Computer Weekly, after new UK prime minister Andy Burnham scrapped the Whitehall department responsible for technology, we examine the future for digital government. As pressure grows on cyber security…
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MSI’s Nvidia GPUs are rumored to be getting price hikesThey’ll be 20% more expensive (or worse) in China, and that kind of increase will surely be seen elsewhereThis is happening against a backdrop of wider price hikes for graphics cards – although Nvidia is offering a rare chance at an RTX 5080 or 5090 at…
On 22 September 2026, Computer Weekly turns 60. To mark the milestone, we asked some of our friends – experts, parliamentarians, IT leaders and suppliers, as well as our journalists – for their perspectives on how tech has changed their lives over six decades. What’s changed the most for you since then? In the beginning…
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Someone made a tool for Asus Astral RTX 5080 and 5090 GPUsIt’s designed to prevent a melting connector, shutting down the PC before this happensThis third-party utility – and the response to it – shows the level of paranoia out there when it comes to this issueDo you have a high-end Nvidia Blackwell GPU, and…
A new 8-in-1 smart display dock is now on KickstarterCabletime’s ScreenDock features a 5.5-inch screen which can be used as a secondary displayThe device could prove an interesting alternative to Corsair’s Xeneon Edge thanks to its extra docking capabilitiesMulti-tasking on a PC is made easier using Corsair’s Xeneon Edge touchscreen LCD as a secondary display…
