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An Amazon customer received two empty CPU boxes in three days, revealing ongoing processor scams affecting shoppers and businesses alike. Learn how to protect yourself when purchasing expensive computer hardware and what measures ensure safe processor purchases.
G.Skill reached a $2.4 million settlement over misleading DDR4 and DDR5 speed claims, and affected buyers are receiving refunds between $20 and $25. This article explains what the lawsuit means for memory shoppers and clarifies how advertised speeds actually work.
A customer's 64GB gaming laptop was returned from warranty repair with only 32GB installed, after a technician removed one RAM stick instead of replacing it. Understanding your warranty rights and knowing how to respond to inadequate repairs protects your investment and ensures you get what you paid for.
A major theft ring at a Chinese gaming hotel swapped high-value RTX 5080 graphics cards for cheaper RTX 3060 units, stealing nearly $12,000 before being caught. Learn how this scheme worked, what it reveals about GPU market security, and how to protect yourself when buying graphics cards.
