Zak Killian is a journalist for HotHardware, Inc., specializing in technology and hardware news. With a focus on computer components, gaming devices, and cutting-edge technology, Zak provides in-depth reviews and analysis of the latest products in the industry.
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By: Zak Killian
The latest Radeon driver for the ASUS ROG Ally adds AMD Fluid Motion Frames support to the handheld, improving visual fluidity.
By: Zak Killian
New firmware updates for Gigabyte motherboards promise to resolve Core i9 crashing issues, but the side effects are notable.
We scoured Best Buy to find the best TV deals this weekend and popped up with some premium displays at prime prices.
By: Zak Killian
The recent rash of game crashes on Intel CPUs is well-understood by now, but Intel is throwing motherboard vendors under the bus.
The combination of a new GPU driver and a new firmware update brings big performance gains to MSI's Intel-based handheld.
By: Zak Killian
The latest leak claims that AMD's next-generation GPUs will sport significantly reworked ray-tracing hardware.
By: Zak Killian
When you plug in a USB or Thunderbolt cable to your computer, that connection is often being routed to a small chip that then translates that data into a PCI Express signal for the final connection to your CPU. In that case, why don't we just use PCI Express for external cabling, too, and route it directly from CPU to device? This is a complex question that we aren't going to answer in full in this post, but part of the reason is simply because there wasn't really a good standard for external PCI Express cabling.
A new version of the ROG Ally may be imminent, but it is not a complete departure from the original.
By: Zak Killian
An enterprising maker has figured out how to glue a second touchscreen onto the ROG Ally handheld.
As we inch closer to the release of AMD's next-gen CPUs, more leaks are appearing, this time concerning CPU model names.
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