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Intel begins teasing the future of its CPU architectures, starting with Sunny Cove.

The new AORUS Z390 Xtreme Waterforce is one of the best-looking motherboards of the year.

For just under $200, MSI's Z390 Gaming Edge AC gives buyers a substantial amount of features, its certainly worth a look.

We'll get our first look at the very first ray tracing benchmark from 3DMark during the GALAX GOC event on December 8.

Intel to show off next-gen CPUs and so much more on December 11 at its Architecture Day 2018 event.

Rumor has it Intel will tease its GPU next month, but we can report that it is NOT happening.

You'll need a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti or preferably an RTX 2080 Ti to run Just Cause 4 at 4K.

ASRock introduces its first HEDT motherboard in the Phantom Gaming brand, the new X399 Phantom Gaming 6.

Intel Optane SSD 905P M.2 shipping but it needs a heat sink.

An extensive overclocking guide and VRM thermal test for the GIGABYTE Z390 motherboards.

Intel to milk the 14nm node even more with 10C/20T processor with the upcoming Comet Lake-S family of CPUs.

Vega reappears, inside of the finally-released Apple MacBook Pro.

SMACH Z will 'revolutionize the world of PC gaming', with the AMD-powered handheld launching in Q1 2019.

AMD only just announced its second-gen EPYC 'Rome' CPU, and now we're hearing about the third-gen EPYC 'Milan' CPU.

Intel refreshes its flagship CPU with the new Core i9-9980XE, but is it worth it?

Microsoft has revealed the official Crackdown 3 PC requirements via the Windows Store page listing.

The Supermicro C9Z390-PGW Z390 comes fully loaded for the user, check out our breakdown review of the board here.

AMD's next-gen Zen 2-based EPYC 'Rome' comes on 7nm, rocks up to 64C/128T.

Intel to fight AMD in 2019 with its just-announced 48-core Xeon E series Cascade Lake CPUs.

Apple won't have 5G connectivity inside of the iPhone until 2020... so revolutionary!

Battlefield V recommended PC requirements: Core i7-4790 or Ryzen 3 1300X with Radeon RX 580.

We teamed up with Supermicro, Intel, ZOTAC, Corsair, and Kingston to build a $2000 Gaming PC which we are also giving away!

Who wouldn't want to win a TweakTown pre-built $2000 Gaming PC powered by Supermicro, Intel, Corsair, ZOTAC, and Kingston? Woo!

GIGABYTE's new Z390 Designare motherboard looks gorgeous, rocks dual Thunderbolt 3 ports and has a price tag of $269.99.

AMD will return to high-end graphics soon, with CEO Lisa Su saying they are building a 'solid long-term foundation'

Darren McPhee joins Intel discrete GPU marketing team, used to work at ATI before, and after AMD acquired the company.

Red Dead Redemption 2's online component should take some queues from GTA Online.

Through this weekend, you can save up to 35% off on ThinkPad X1 Carbon, X1 Yoga, X380 Yoga, and even the high-end X1 Extreme.

Fallout 76 will apparently be CPU heavy on PC, requiring at least an Intel i7 4790 processor to play.

If you are looking for a motherboard in the $220 area for your $500+ CPU, give the Z390 Taichi a look.

Crucial's first NVMe SSD that uses QLC is great for casual PC users and business travelers, check out our deep dive here.

It's not voodoo magic, 3D XPoint memory is the fastest non-volatile storage media shipping today and makes the fastest SSDs.

M.2 Intel Optane SSD 905P on Preorder and Shipping Soon.

GIGABYTE's new Z390 Aorus Master motherboard goes under the review microscope.

10nm is dead for Intel, according to the latest reports.

Intel's very first consumer 8C/16T processor is the new king, the Core i9-9900K.

ZOTAC's refreshed MEK ULTRA gaming rigs can handle 4K 60FPS without a problem.

The new Zen 2 CPU architecture will have 13% IPC improvement, much higher clock speeds in 2019.

AMD Ryzen 7 2700X is currently $290, a full 83% cheaper than the Core i9-9900K.

Intel's upcoming mainstream Core i5-9600K processor leaked: 6C/6T hits up to 5.2GHz on high-end air cooling.

PT fixes some of its bad benchmark analysis, but it's still a steaming pile of shiiiiiiiiiiiiz.

Supermicro's C9Z390-PGW brings the PCI-E doubling chip, the PEX8747 and 10Gbit LAN to the new Z390 chipset.