Is Windows 11 actually getting faster? Microsoft says so. pcworld.com/article/3262696/…

Reddit is already a rabbit hole, but imagine having a map to explore over 116,000 communities and discover connections you never expected. What's the weirdest subreddit you've ever stumbled across? pcworld.com/article/3256653/…

A $3,700 laptop that's powerful enough for gaming, content creation, and running AI locally... but is it worth the price? pcworld.com/article/3258665/…

Nvidia's priorities seem to have shifted from PC gamers to AI. Are we watching the end of an era for PC gaming? pcworld.com/article/3260897/…

The better PCWorld's Brad Chacos gets at using AI, the less he trusts it. Really interesting read. What's the one thing you still don't trust AI to do without human oversight? pcworld.com/article/3261985/…

Ever had your monitor suddenly flicker or go black? This Windows tip could save you a reboot. pcworld.com/article/3253724/…

PCWorld's Brad Chacos makes an interesting argument here. Gamers may not need a $5,000 RTX 5090 anymore... Nvidia's own DLSS technology is a big reason why. pcworld.com/article/3260901/…

Where can you watch your favorite NBA team this season? It depends on where you live and which streaming services you're willing to pay for. pcworld.com/article/3260994/…

PC gamers, you might not have to wait as long as we thought for GTA 6. pcworld.com/article/3260660/…

Google's new Googlebooks bring some genuinely clever AI features to the PC. But are they enough to make the switch from Windows? pcworld.com/article/3258718/…

Have you ever blamed your mouse for gaming issues, only to realize the problem was actually Windows? pcworld.com/article/3260666/…

Not all metal laptops are created equal, you know. From carbon fiber to ceraluminum (try saying that three times fast), PC makers are rethinking the materials that determine weight and feel. What matters most to you? A lightweight design or a sturdy build? pcworld.com/article/3038742/…

Ever wanted to train your own AI without writing a single line of code? Google's free Teachable Machine tool makes it easy to do just that. pcworld.com/article/3257845/…

PCWorld's Mike Crider explores how We Love Every Game aims to solve Steam's discoverability problem as more than 21,000 games compete for attention each year. How can we help great indie games find their audience? pcworld.com/article/2762047/…

Microsoft says Windows PCs could lose access to Windows Update in 2027 if they don't have the necessary certificate updates. Staying current with updates should keep most supported devices covered, though. Have you checked lately to make sure your Windows PC is up to date? pcworld.com/article/3259575/…

Welp, that didn't last long. Microsoft has patched the Windows 11 setup trick that lets you skip signing in with an account. Is requiring a Microsoft account a dealbreaker for you? pcworld.com/article/3259577/…

Buying a new PC or laptop? You'll want at least 256GB of SSD storage for everyday use, but how much space do you really need for gaming or work? pcworld.com/article/2489675/…

Samsung's new 5K gaming monitor has PCWorld's Michael Crider questioning whether he's getting old or if his eyes just can't keep up with the latest tech! At what point do you stop chasing better specs and admit that what you've got is good enough? pcworld.com/article/3257367/…

Googlebooks might bring back the golden age of Android custom ROMs. Is anyone else nostalgic for the Android ROM days? pcworld.com/article/3256355/…