How to clone your SSD to a new drive: a step-by-step guide
How to clone an SSD to a new drive without reinstalling Windows: what you need, free cloning software, step-by-step instructions and fixes if it fails.
PC Building
DDR5-6000 CL30 vs CL36: is the faster RAM worth paying more for?
DDR5-6000 CL30 vs CL36: what CAS latency means, how much it matters in games, the AMD EXPO catch to check and which 32GB kit makes sense for your build.
What PSU do I need for the RX 9070 XT? 750W vs 850W explained
What PSU do I need for the RX 9070 XT? AMD's official minimum, when 850W is worth it, the cables to check, and the Corsair RM750e vs RM850e choice.
Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE vs Cooler Master Hyper 212: which budget cooler?
Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE vs Cooler Master Hyper 212: specs, independent test results and fit checks, and which budget air cooler to buy.
PCIe 5 vs PCIe 4 SSD for gaming: is Gen5 worth it in 2026?
PCIe 5 vs PCIe 4 SSD for gaming: real load-time tests show Gen5 barely helps. When a Gen4 drive is the smarter buy, plus PS5 notes and UK picks.
RX 9060 XT vs RX 9070 XT UK: which AMD graphics card should you buy?
RX 9060 XT vs RX 9070 XT UK: we compare specs, real-world speed, power draw and PSU needs so you can pick the right AMD card for 1080p or 1440p gaming.
How to apply thermal paste to a CPU: a beginner’s guide
How to apply thermal paste to a CPU, step by step: what you need, how much paste to use, how to fit the cooler, and the common mistakes to avoid.
Air cooler vs AIO: which CPU cooler should you buy?
Air cooler vs AIO: which CPU cooler should you buy? We compare price, space, noise and reliability, with picks from Thermalright, Cooler Master, ARCTIC and Corsair.
Memory and SSD prices are still climbing, and chipmakers say the squeeze will last until 2028
DRAM prices are forecast to rise another 20% this quarter, and Micron says supply is "only getting tighter", with most of its 2027 output already spoken for. Here's why AI is pushing up the cost of RAM and SSDs, and what it means if you're buying or upgrading a PC.