Christian Guyton

1 week ago | global.techradar.com | Christian Guyton

Nvidia esitteli näytönohjainvalikoimansa budjettiosastoa vahvistavan RTX 5060 Ti -mallin. Julkistus tapahtui viimeisellä mahdollisella hetkellä, sillä näytönohjain ilmestyy myyntiin huhtikuun 16. päivä – eli tänään. Malliston hinnoittelu lähtee Suomessa liikkeelle 419 eurosta, joskin tällöin kyseessä on 8 Gt muistilla varustettu versio. Jos RTX 5060 Ti -näyttiksen kaveriksi haluaa 16 Gt muistia, nousee hinta 474 euroon.

1 week ago | techradar.com | Christian Guyton

Nvidia's long-awaited budget (or perhaps I should say 'budget') RTX 5000 GPUs are finally here, with a last-minute announcement that the RTX 5060 Ti will be dropping on April 16 - yes, that's tomorrow. The pricing is naturally what most people have been waiting to see, and I can confirm that the RTX 5060 Ti will start at a very reasonable $379 / £349 (around AU$595) - although that's for the 8GB model, with the 16GB model setting you back $429 / £399 (around AU$675) at MSRP.

1 week ago | techradar.com | Christian Guyton

A new leak claims to detail the specs and pricing of AMD's upcoming Radeon RX 9060 XT GPUThe price could be as low as $269 in the US for the 8GB modelPerformance is claimed to sit between the Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti and AMD Radeon RX 7700 XTWe might finally have a proper idea of what AMD's long-awaited Radeon RX 9060 XT GPU is going to be capable of - and it's looking like it could be worthy of induction into the best graphics card hall of fame.

1 week ago | msn.com | Christian Guyton

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1 week ago | techradar.com | Christian Guyton

(Image credit: Anna Kucherova / Shutterstock / Microsoft)Look, Microsoft, we need to talk. It’s no secret that you’ve been nagging me (and everyone else) to upgrade to Windows 11 for a while now, with everything from ads to in-OS reminders pushing me towards the settings menu to check if my PC is eligible for an upgrade. But here’s the thing, Microsoft: this path you’re on isn’t sustainable. I mean this in a few different ways.