If youre looking to build a gaming PC for the cheapest price possible, then you need to see this current Prime Day deal. Right now, you can grab yourself a six-core AMD Ryzen 5 CPU for just $61. Not only that, but you wont even need to buy a cooler for it, as you get one in the box. Thats outstanding value, as long as you dont mind not having the latest tech.The CPU in question is an AMD Ryzen 5 5500, a cut-down CPU based on the ageing Zen 3 architecture, and it originally launched at a price of $159 in 2022. There are a few points to note before you take the plunge, though. The first is that the Ryzen 5 5500 is an AMD Cezanne chip, rather than a Vermeer CPU, such as the Ryzen 5 5600X. It still has six Zen 3 cores, but it only has 16MB of L3 cache, rather than the 32MB you get on the 5600X. Its not going to take the top spot on our best gaming CPU guide any time soon, but that hardly matters when it costs just $61.Read the full story on PCGamesN: This AMD Ryzen 5 gaming CPU costs just $61 on Prime Day, even includes cooler

If youve been ravenously watching the prices of the latest OLED gaming monitors, hungrily waiting for them to drop, then now is your chance to pounce, as this Prime Day deal enables you to get a 27-inch LG OLED gaming monitor for just $529.99 / 449.99. The specs are fantastic too, including a fast 240Hz refresh rate and official Nvidia G-Sync support.Unsurprisingly, thats the cheapest price Amazon has ever listed for this LG Ultragear 27GS93QE screen, which usually has an MSRP of $899.99 / 839.98, and its a bargain for the tech on offer. At the top of the list, of course, is that OLED panel, a technology that dominates our best gaming monitor guide right now.Read the full story on PCGamesN: At just $529.99, this 240Hz OLED gaming monitor is now a steal on Prime Day

You'd be forgiven for thinking that developer Expression Games might slow down updates for Hell Let Looseconsidering its Vietnam-based sequel is in the works. With development of the second title well under way and a 2026 release on the cards, many studios would divert most of their attention to the new game. That's not the case for Expression, which has released patch 18 for its hit FPS game, and has plans to release patch 19 next month. Sticking to the present, though, a full map refresh for Stalingrad has arrived, as well as an armor rework, tank balancing, and a new commander ability that allows you to call down three artillery clusters on your enemy's positions.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Massive Hell Let Loose update makes sweeping changes ahead of Vietnam sequel

Add a splash to your next pecan pie.READ MORE...

Its ready in 15 minutes.READ MORE...

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is slowly but surely changing the face of aerial warfare with strides in drone technology and deployments.

In a note seen by BGR, the analyst hints at the impact this breakthrough device will have on sales, along with the materials to be used.

To virtually try on a pair of shoes, users need to tap on any product listing on Google, select the "try it on" button and then add a full length photo themselves.

5 more VC leaders from Accel, 776, Lockstep, IVP, and more join the Startup Battlefield 200 judge panel at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025. Register now to join this intense startup pitch competition live, and to save up to $444.

SoftBank says this acquisition will help it dive deeper into robotics as it considers physical AI to be the next frontier.