Maximum PC Magazine - October 2023

In this issue

BUILD YOUR OWN CLOUD
Don’t trust third-parties with your data? Nick Peers has the answer.

MOORE’S LAW
Can tech continue to improve for ever? Jeremy Laird lays down the law.

CHOOSE VPN PROVIDER
Want the best deal from your VPN? We’ll help you choose a provider..

Intel's messy roadmap

Three lakes, two sockets, and lots of confusion

3 mins

NVIDIA'S AI GOLDMINE

Three lakes, two sockets, and lots of confusion

1 min

THREADRIPPER REACHES 96 CORES

New Zen 4 chip is a beast

1 min

AMD has canceled some GPUs, but don't panic!

SPEND ENOUGH TIME in this game and you get a feel for rumors that are very likely true. And I'm getting the sense that the latest ones suggesting AMD has ditched the high-end variants of its next-gen RDNA 4 graphics family are on the money. At first glance, this seems pretty disastrous, especially given how expensive gaming GPUs have become and how desperately we need somebody to put Nvidia under pressure. But is it? Is it actually?

3 mins

AMD RADEON ON A BUDGET

Team AMD or Team Intel? Which sub$1,000 machine should you side with?

10+ mins

Build Your Own Cloud Storage

Don't trust third parties with your data? Nick Peers has the answer...

10+ mins

BEYOND MOORE'S LAW

Moore's Law is mostly dead, yet it stumbles ominously forward. Jeremy Laird investigates whether the Lord of Light can revive computing's prospects or are they already zombified?

10+ mins

MAKE WINDOWS GREAT AGAIN

Microsoft has made many unwelcome and unnecessary changes to Windows 10 and 11. Robert Irvine reveals how to reverse all the ways it has messed up its operating system

7 mins

CHOOSE THE BEST VPN PROVIDER

Nate Drake gives you the rundown on how to select the very best VPN service for your needs

10+ mins

Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 G95SC

An OLED experience on an absolutely epic scale

3 mins

Skytech Chronos 2

Cost-effective gaming that comes with a couple of caveats

3 mins

Kingston XS1000

Good things come in small packages

3 mins

Razer Blade 14

Good things come in small packages

3 mins

AOKZOE A1 Pro

Definitely more than a Deck, but is it better than a ROG Ally?

2 mins

Asus ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000

A lot of router for a lot of cash

2 mins

Corsair HS80 Max Wireless

Revised mid-tier headset from Corsair has plenty of features in its arsenal

3 mins

Drop Lord of the Rings Dwarvish ENTR

As sturdy as a stout dwarf but basic under the skin

2 mins

Mountain Makalu Max

A great wired gaming mouse, but sometimes a frustrating wireless one

3 mins

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