The 7 Big PC Stories You Missed This Week

Tech News Roundup: Tiny GPUs, Vertical Taskbars, and DLSS Advancements

This week's tech news is packed with exciting updates! From compact external GPUs to significant improvements in upscaling technology, here's a quick rundown of the highlights:

GMK's AD-GP1: A Pocket-Sized External GPU Powerhouse

Looking to boost your laptop's gaming performance without the bulk? GMK's AD-GP1 is a remarkably compact external GPU, perfect for those who don't need the power of a full-sized RTX 5090. Continue reading...

Start11: Finally, a Customizable Windows 11 Taskbar

Windows 11 users rejoice! Start11's latest update introduces a long-awaited feature: a vertically adjustable taskbar. No more horizontal-only limitations; you can now position your taskbar on the side, just like in Windows 10. Continue reading...

DLSS 4: NVIDIA's Upscaling Technology Gains Popularity (and Improvements!)

NVIDIA boasts that over 80% of RTX GPU users are leveraging DLSS in their games. This surge in popularity precedes the release of DLSS 4, promising even better frame generation and upscaling. Excitingly, these advancements are coming to all NVIDIA RTX GPUs, not just the latest 5000 series. Continue reading...

GPD Win Mini 2025: A New Contender in the Handheld Gaming Market

The handheld gaming PC market is booming, and GPD is making its mark with the new GPD Win Mini 2025, a unique laptop-handheld hybrid. Continue reading...

Microsoft Office on Windows 10: The Clock is Ticking

Mark your calendars! Microsoft will cease support for Office apps on Windows 10 starting October 14, 2025, aligning with the OS's end-of-life. Continue reading...

Other Notable News:

Microsoft continues its rollout of the new Outlook app to replace the older Mail and Calendar apps on Windows 10. Windows 11 users will also see improvements to the 'About' page in System Settings, making hardware specification checks easier.

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