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GDC isn't typically associated with bombshell gaming news but this year's event had a number of announcements that should be important to players. These are the highlights.

The Apple M1 Ultra is set to be a CPU and GPU performance powerhouse, if new Geekbench test results are to be believed.

We might finally be seeing the end of the crazy graphics card scalping, but don't buy a new GPU just yet.

Windows 11 and its TPM 2.0 requirement is causing stuttering and audio issues for some users with AMD CPUs. Here's what you need to know.

TSMC's rumored price hike could see AMD and Nvidia graphics cards and CPUs get more expensive.

At CES 2022, AMD Announced a new line of mobile CPUs and GPUs as well as a line of budget desktop GPUs for 1080p gaming.

Microsoft has a patch in the works, but the latest Windows update appears to worsen AMD PC performance issues in Windows 11 rather than fix them.

The PS5 restock nightmare looks likely to continue a while longer but AMD also claims the end is in sight.

AMD CEO Lisa Su says that the global chip shortage could finally come to an end in the second half of 2022, but it may get worse before it gets better.

Exynos 2200 seemingly trounces Apple’s A14 Bionic, and that’s properly exciting.