Dan is a tech contributor on Windows Central. A long time Xbox gamer and former partner on Microsoft's retired streaming platform Mixer, he can often be found crying into a cup of tea whilst thinking about Windows Phone. You can follow Dan on Twitter where you will find him talking about tech, Formula 1 and his latest victories in Battle Royale games.
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PC Intel's Core i5-14600K CPU is a midrange CPU that pairs well with Z790 and B760 motherboards. I've put together this list with a wide range of prices and features to help you decide.

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Hardware Pair your flagship Intel CPU with the right motherboard to maximize performance.

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Updated The Core i7-12700K remains a great chip for your next PC build, but only when you pair it with the best Z690 or Z790 motherboard. Here are my favorites.

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All AI Acer unveiled its new range of Swift laptops for 2024 putting AI features front and centre, powered by Intel Core Ultra with ARC graphics and Microsoft's Copilot avaialable at the push of a button.

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Review It's the most complete Football Manager game yet, but is FM24 enough to warrant that yearly purchase?

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8K gaming? An image from TwitchCon shows Elgato is preparing to step up its capture card game with new products bringing HDMI 2.1 and true 8K/60 HDR capture.

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What recession? Microsoft sees an opportunity to expand its business in Australia with large investment in datacenters, allowing for increased cloud computing and AI infrastructure.

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Ripping threads AMD has listened to its consumers in bringing back Ryzen Threadripper along with two new chipsets and a focus on professional workstations.

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So super NVIDIA brings some great new features to its Video Super Resolution software, bringing RTX 20 Series users along for the ride.

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Moar gains A group of hardcore overclockers have used the new Intel Core i9-14900KF to attain a new frequency world record.

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Go fast! The i7-14700KF has hit nearly 6GHz in new benchmarks, showing a decent performance increase for Raptor Lake Refresh.

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Moving on Another well-known figure for Intel's Arc graphics cards, Ryan Shrout, departs Intel just as they begin to ramp up for next years release of 'Battlemage'.

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Bethesda remastered The fallout of the Xbox leaks reveals more Fallout, Elder Scrolls and Doom games are on the way from Bethesda, or at least they were a few years ago.

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Gaming heaven In a big new leak Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer expressed interest in the company purchasing Nintendo in the future.

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More frames! Nvidia tries to close the gap on AMDs Starfield performance advantage and brings DLSS 2 to two new games launching next week.

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Physical A major patch and physical release for F1 Manager 23 puts Frontier's latest back in the spotlight.

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So spacious Samsung's 990 Pro SSDs are already great, but now we're getting a larger storage option with a 4TB version arriving next month.

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Space photography Images from Starfield's photo mode have begun surfacing from players and they're absolutely stunning, but the really cool part is in the loading screens.

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Bugs galore! Starfield definitely has plenty of bugs even if it's the least buggy game Bethesda has ever made, and it's a never ending stream of laughter.

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So cringe? Elon Musk wants X to replace LinkedIn as part of becoming the everything app, but could the reverse be happening due to recent controversies?

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GPU Wars! Intel is already testing its upcoming Arc Battlemage GPUs in the lab before their release next year. But will it be able to challenge AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce?

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Ready? FIGHT! The new Razer Kitsune brings many great features for fighting game enthusiasts and almost makes traditional fighting sticks obsolete.

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Intel got gains We weren't expecting big performance uplifts with Intel's 14th Gen range, but new leaks show the opposite.
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