Budget PC gamers have had little to celebrate in 2026. Intel may be trying to change that. Its hard not to feel despondent about the state of PC building right now. Data centers are sucking up memory, prices for parts are climbing higher than ever, and all the major players seem more interested in AI revenue than anything else. Gamers would be forgiven for feeling abandoned, as companies move to class PC parts as part of their edge AI strategy rather than a core component of their business. Yet ...
Budget PC gamers have had little to celebrate in 2026. Intel may be trying to change that. Its hard not to feel despondent about the state of PC building right now. Data centers are sucking up memory, prices for parts are climbing higher than ever, and all the major players seem more interested in AI revenue than anything else. Gamers would be forgiven for feeling abandoned, as companies move to class PC parts as part of their edge AI strategy rather than a core component of their business. Yet ...
Share this Article
Recommended