CPUs are the brains of a computer, ideal for general computing tasks with few but powerful cores that operate at high speeds. GPUs specialize in rendering graphics, with thousands of smaller cores ...

When purchasing a new PC altogether, it's equally important to match the right CPU with the right GPU. Get this step wrong ...

While my main question — What GPU do you use and why? — is quite broad, I have some extra input on interesting tidbits I'd like to find out. Do you use a desktop or a laptop? Pre-built or DIY?

Gigabyte decked it out with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, which is the best gaming CPU right now, as well as its own motherboards and graphics cards. There are really two configurations, but both are available ...

not to mention that RAM was shared between the GPU and CPU. The full size Radeon HD 7970 had 3.79 GFLOPS of compute power, the 7970M dropped that to 2.17 GFLOPS, and the PS4's GPU cut that again ...