Brad Chacos
Executive Editor at PCWorld
Sorry-ass sorcerer of the Internet. McRib shill (add bacon). Executive editor at PCWorld. Co-host of The Full Nerd podcast.
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1 week ago |
pcworld.com | Brad Chacos
Valve’s beloved Steam Deck is a delightful little device that makes PC gaming possible anywhere, but it suffers from some significant limitations. The Deck’s custom AMD Ryzen “Aerith” processor requires severe graphical sacrifices to hit playable frame rates in intense games — if you can run them at all. When you’re playing, you’ll blow through the battery in just a few hours.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Brad Chacos
20 hours agoGamers should be ditching Windows for SteamOS -- here's whyYou might want to think twice before installing Windows 11 on your gaming PC. You could be sacrificing a huge dip in performance, and we finally have …1 day ago10 Open World Games That Get Better As You GoOpen-world video games are among the most immersive experiences in the industry, but they are also the most time-consuming.
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2 weeks ago |
pcworld.com | Brad Chacos
This year’s Computex – the premiere PC industry event of the year, where manufacturers reveal the hardware you’ll be able to buy during this year’s back to school and holiday shopping seasons – felt more muted than any in recent memory. It’s no surprise. US tariffs on Chinese goods have frozen the PC industry, and vendors are hesitant to announce (much less release) new hardware in such an unstable economic situation.
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2 weeks ago |
pcworld.com | Brad Chacos
If you hang out on hardware subreddits long enough, you’ll hear the joke “Nvidia -$50” tossed around about AMD’s long-held Radeon pricing strategy. Well, AMD managed to buck that trend today, in the mainstream segment where pricing matters most. AMD revealed the Radeon RX 9060 XT during the company’s Computex keynote – and it priced the 16GB model at $349.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Brad Chacos
NowHong Kong CNN — Just days after the United States and China declared a temporary truce over tariffs, tempers are already flaring: this time over the future of Beijing’s most advanced homegrown semiconductors. Over the past week, Beijing has repeatedly lashed out at Washington for warning companies …
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