Nvidia

New computers are generally slim computers, and that's true even in the often-heavier gaming space, as Alienware finally makes its big laptops thinner.

Folks who need a computer with a lot of power generally have to go for something big and sizeable, but the latest from Lenovo appears to be going the other way.

It's not just Microsoft, Sony or Nintendo that have a console, and if you like gaming, Nvidia's option is coming to Australia, too.

Computers both meaty and capable are on the way to gamers looking to take on the best PC games, and they may even look a little like a spaceship.

A gaming computer that's both slim and powerful? Colour us intrigued, and do it with a light-up colourful keyboard, because Razer is back.

Gamers are always after more power, and that's exactly what Intel plans to deliver, as Dell's gaming divisions deliver power in spades, and then some.

Made for a different type of buyer, the Dell Precision 5520 Anniversary Edition is a computer built for creators, but is it worth its ridiculously high asking price?

What’s happening in the digital world of virtual reality? This week, the happenings are from three sources, and they’re all quite different.

It's been ages since we saw a laptop that was designed to basically be a portable desktop, but a new box from Acer is reviving the category, and boy is it a monster.

Dell's 15 inch Inspiron for gaming could be a great place for people keen to get into PC gaming. Does it achieve enough without a heavy-handed price tag?