One year after the 50 series launched, the hardware market has officially descended into madness. Between Corsair’s RAM price hikes and a total GPU supply blackout in Europe, your 2026 upgrade plans are looking like a pipe dream.

Corsair is pulling the ultimate "gotcha" on customers by cancelling RAM orders and hiking prices to $500. It is a bad look for a brand that used to be a community favorite.

ASUS is jacking up prices on January 5, blaming the "AI revolution" for why your next PC build is going to cost a kidney. Happy New Year from the corporate suits.

A new report claims Nvidia and AMD are planning monthly price hikes that could push the RTX 5090 to $5,000. It is time to start hoarding old GPUs like gold bars.

RAM prices are skyrocketing thanks to the AI boom, and now reports suggest next-gen consoles might be delayed or cost a fortune.

ASUS is reportedly tired of waiting for RAM prices to drop, so they might just build the chips themselves. Here is the lowdown on the wildest rumor of the week.

Your gaming rig is likely choking on dust right now, and it is costing you frames and thermal headroom. Here is the only safe way to clean out your PC without frying your motherboard with static electricity.

It is almost 2026, and if you are still gaming on a mushy membrane keyboard, you are actively choosing to lose. Here is the definitive breakdown of why mechanical switches are the only option that matters this year.

Console sales have absolutely cratered this November, and looking at the new price tags for an Xbox or PS5, it is not hard to see why.

Just when you thought the GPU market was finally stabilizing, reports suggest Nvidia is prepping a massive production cut for 2026.

PS5 won Black Friday so hard it wasn't even a fight, but the real comedy is a motion-control cube for toddlers beating Xbox in sales.

Stop cramping your hand on tiny plastic toys. The market has finally fractured into distinct philosophies for big-handed gamers, and I’m breaking down the heavyweights.

Don't fall for the RGB and angry-spider designs. 'Gaming routers' are the biggest placebo in PC hardware, and they won't fix your K/D ratio.