The absolutely beloved Nintendo 64 has tons of games to explore, from thrilling spy shooters to one of the best platformers in history. The impact of Nintendo’s revolutionary console is impossible to ignore.

It's no secret that at any given time, companies like AMD and Nvidia are working on multiple generations of GPUs, not just what we think of as the next in line for release. With the release of RDNA 4 GPUs, AMD got a lot of things right, but they're already planning on moving away from the RDNA architecture. Moving away from what seems to be a formula just beginning to pay dividends might sound odd, but AMD's UDNA is poised to be so much better than RDNA 4, and here's why.

Samsung makes some awesome monitors, with its Odyssey line that offers a little bit of everything for everyone. But if you're looking to get one of the best in the lineup, the G95SD is going to be a fine choice, featuring a large 49-inch QD-OLED panel, 240Hz refresh rate, and 0.03ms response time.

You can pretty much do everything you need to do on a monitor, but it's hard to match the experience of watching your favorite movies and shows on a giant TV screen. For a while, older TVs couldn't really match the performance of a monitor, but that isn't really the case anymore, with new TVs offering plenty of performance while also offering larger sizes to choose from.

Try as you may to leave it, Microsoft 365 (formerly Microsoft Office) is like an ex you keep coming back to. You don’t like the way it claws at your wallet, but it is also invaluable for productivity. While there’s no shortage of Microsoft 365 alternatives — many of which we’ve covered — most people seem to have difficulty moving away from it. Some reasons may be obvious, others are less so.

Despite a push into gaming, support for games for Snapdragon X Elite PCs has been sparse. Microsoft and Qualcomm have successfully realized the Windows on Arm idea that's been in circulation for years with the release of Copilot+ laptops, but app support is still a pain point. Epic Games, along with Qualcomm, are trying to change that by bringing Fortnite and Easy Anti-Cheat to Snapdragon X Elite PCs this year.

In the never-ending GPU war between AMD and Nvidia, Team Red hasn’t had the best time in the past few years. Not only did AMD lag behind their rivals in terms of hardware-bound upscaling, but they’ve even completely stopped competing in the highest-end segment, now electing to make mid-segment cards to the best of their ability.

How do you send annotated screenshots to your friends? Do you use a shape tool to draw out what you want cleanly, or do you grab the pen tool and circle the point of interest a good five or so times? If you want the professional look of the former but the ease of use of the latter, then Microsoft's new Snipping Tool update is just for you.

Single-Board Computers like the Raspberry Pi may not have the same performance as your behemoth of a gaming PC, but their small form-factor and low power consumption make them perfect for less demanding projects. Heck, you can even build a standalone NAS with your Raspberry Pi – one that can be accessed remotely thanks to its LTE module. If that sounds intriguing, then read on! Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you can put together a remote OpenMediaVault NAS with your Raspberry Pi.

One of the big points that Valve wanted to push with the Steam Deck is that it's an open platformfor users to do what they want with. Gabe even mentioned running Windows on the Steam Deck or the Steam Deck OLED because he wanted the company to stick to that promise. A few months after the release of each handheld console, Valve released full Windows drivers for the hardware inside, making that promise upheld.

Microsoft really wants to get rid of the Control Panel. It's taking its sweet time, but bit by bit, it's taking the classic all-in-one customization app and moving its settings over to, well...Settings. If you're a fan of the Control Panel, I have some bad news; it seems that the mouse properties setting is making the migration over to the newer Settings window.

One of the Epic Games Store's biggest strengths over Steam is its free games. Epic likes giving out titles for completely free, and we've seen some well-rated titles get the 100% off treatment in the past. If you're after something new but you're not in a spending mood, why not give Mortal Shell a try on the Epic Games Store? It's free until March 20th, so be sure to snap it up if it peaks your interest.