[Hardware] CES 2022: everything from the tech show that PC gamers should care about

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CES 2022 is happening right now, from January 5–7. However, as any excitable festival-goer knows, what happens with these things is you go hard on the first night and the rest is a write-off. In this case, that means all of the biggest gaming announcements from AMD, Nvidia, Intel and the usual menagerie of peripheral and component makers have happened already.

Following these announcements, we have a pretty good idea of how the next half-year is going to go in terms of major PC hardware releases. That's not to say everything will go exactly to plan, but we have all the information we need regarding the next generation of gaming laptops, prebuilt PCs, and do-it-yourself components.

CES 2022 has actually been a decent show for graphics card announcements, too. You wouldn't think it following months and months of low availability and disappointment, but Nvidia announced its most high-end GeForce card yet, the RTX 3090 Ti, and both Nvidia and AMD announced new graphics cards for the budget end of the market.
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So if you need a refresher on the PC hardware blitz or just want a start of year catchup on where we're at, you'll find all the information from the show that matters for PC gaming below.