PCWorld

This account is verified. Learn more

@pcworld

PCWorld helps you navigate the consumer tech ecosystem to find the products you want and the advice you need. (We are not the UK retail store.)

United States pcworld.com Joined May 2007

211 Following 362K Followers 48K Posts

Latest posts 5

PCWorld @pcworld 10h

AMD's next-gen Zen 6 chips are lookin' like they'll deliver maximum gaming speed and extra cores (all in one spot!).

Would you upgrade your own PC for that?
pcworld.com/article/328034…

www.pcworld.com With Zen 6, AMD's next great gaming CPU could have it all AMD's next-gen Zen 6 architecture brings 50% more cores and cache per chiplet, substantial improvements under the hood, and tantalizing possibilities for future Ryzen X3D chips.

PCWorld @pcworld 11h

Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 setting that tidies up messy third-party software updates.
pcworld.com/article/328122…

www.pcworld.com Windows 11 might be getting a central hub for app updates Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 setting that tidies up messy third-party software updates.

PCWorld @pcworld 12h

An AMD driver bug is causing a background service to aggressively write data to system drives, which can degrade SSD health.
pcworld.com/article/328120…

www.pcworld.com AMD confirms bug causing excessive SSD wear A bug in AMD’s graphics drivers causes some computers to write large amounts of data to their SSD, even when the computer is not in use.

PCWorld @pcworld 13h

Holding onto an older laptop to dodge high hardware costs? Smart! But security shouldn't take a back seat here.
pcworld.com/article/327376…

www.pcworld.com Still using an older laptop? These 3 security steps are essential Protect yourself from online dangers while extending the life of your gear.

PCWorld @pcworld 13h

After waiting a decade for Razer to finally make a wireless one-handed keypad, PCWorld's Michael Crider took matters into his own hands.
pcworld.com/article/328022…

www.pcworld.com I finally found my perfect one-handed gaming keypad After waiting for Razer to make it for over a decade, my ideal PC gaming gadget was delivered by an unlikely source: Redragon.