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Microsoft Disables Windows 10 and 11 Downloads in Russia
Perhaps it is more surprising that Microsoft has taken so long to withdraw Windows ISO file availability in the wake of its official statement regarding Russia sanctions in early March.
Asus ROG Strix B660-I Gaming WIFI Review: Affordable ITX Excellence
Asus’ B660-I Gaming WIFI is arguably the most complete B660-based ITX motherboard available. The board includes two M.2 sockets, a premium audio solution, and even a PCIe 5.0 slot. So long as you can get by with the six rear USB ports, this is a great MiniITX option for around $220.
Clockwork's DevTerm Teases Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Compatibility (Updated)
An adapter to use a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 in the DevTerm modular notebook has been revealed on Twitter
Ryzen Threadripper Pro 5000 CPUs Will Hit The DIY Market Later This Year
AMD says that DIYers will have to wait until later this year for these parts, but we have already spotted many listings.
Raspberry Pi TV Simulator Tunes in to Retro Channels
Developer Rodrigo Feliciano is using a Raspberry Pi to power this TV simulator project complete with a dial that tunes into custom channels.
AMD GPU Prices Dip 8% Below MSRPs in Latest European Survey
The latest 3DCenter data shows the average AMD graphics card is priced at 8% below MSRP, but Nvidia GPUs remain 2% above MSRP on average.
AbacusBasic The Intel Cherry Trail SBC in a Keyboard
This new wedge shaped keyboard-is-the-computer design is powered by the Atom x5-Z8350 processor, with 2-8GB of RAM, and 16-128GB of storage. Its motherboard looks very Raspberry Pi like but its Intel CPU means it is good for x86 Windows and more.
Asus ProArt PA148CTV Portable Monitor Review: Great Colors
The Asus ProArt PA148CTV is a 14-inch portable monitor with serious color performance credentials.
AVX-512 Patch Brings 30% Performance Uplift to PlayStation 3 Emulator
Large register file, data level parallelism, and proper compilers can do wonders
DIYer Turns Chunky PS5 Into a 2cm Watercooled PS5 Slim
YouTube channel DIY Perks has created his version of the PlayStation 5 Slim, complete with water cooling.
B660 Motherboards for Alder Lake Non-K Overclocking Tipped for July
If this motherboard comes under $180, it could popularize Alder Lake non-K processor overclocking. Moreover, its Renesas external clock generator facilitates PCIe 5.0 support.
Intel Core i3-12100 Review: The Little Gaming Giant
The Intel Core i3-12100 brings an incredible amount of gaming and application performance for a mere $104.
IOGear Kaliber Gaming Hver Stealth Review: A $50 RGB Mechanical With Premium Features?
IOGear’s Hver Stealth is a $50 mechanical keyboard with RGB lighting and its own software for customization. But the keycaps and switches could be better.
Galaxy RTX 3060 GPU Pays Tribute to a Cartoon Vegetable Dog
Triple fan GTX 3060 from Galaxy has a crazy paint job, RGB lighting, and many accessories like a mobile phone holder, mouse mat, and more. But, unfortunatelyGalaxy RTX 3060 GPU Pays Tribute to a Cartoon Vegetable Dog, only 500 units are available.
GeForce RTX 40-Series Flagship GPU May Hit 800W Power Limit
A leaker suggests the AD102 GPU will be configurable to eat through up to 800W. However, one must remember that power limits don't equate to mainstream TDPs.
How to Find a Windows 10 or 11 Product Key
If you plan to reinstall Windows 10 or 11 or take an existing license and use it on a new PC, you'll need the product key which is hidden on your current computer.
How We Test Power Supply Units
Our PSU reviews explore performance, noise and temperature ratings, along with the build quality of every power supply we test. Today we introduce you to our methodology, testing equipment and benchmarks.
AMD Ryzen 7 5700X Review: A Price Cut Disguised as a New Chip
We put AMD's Ryzen 7 5700X through the wringer in our expanse set of benchmarks.
MSI MAG B660 Tomahawk WIFI Review: A Tempting Tomahawk
The MSI B660 Tomahawk WIFI, with its jet-black appearance, offers a lot of value for the money. There’s plenty of rear USB connectivity, storage (three M.2 sockets and six SATA ports), and fast networking. At under $200, it’s a good deal for those looking to get into Alder Lake who don’t plan to overclock their processor.
Apple Captures 90% Share of Arm PC Chip Revenue: Report
Apple's MacBooks, Mac Minis, and iMacs dominate Arm PC sales.
Raspberry Pi Converts Telegram Messages to Morse Code
Dr2mod is using a Raspberry Pi Zero W to convert Telegram messages to morse code and flash a light to relay the messages when they come in.
PowerColor Launches Radeon RX 6700 Non-XT with 10GB GDDR6
PowerColor reveals Fighter Radeon RX 6700 graphics card with 11.3 FP32 TFLOPS and 10GB of 160-bit GDDR6 memory.
AMD Ryzen 7000 CPUs Allegedly Arrive September 15 According to Leak
Image states product availability will start on the headlining date, so this isn't a paper launch date. We should expect the first AM5 motherboards to become available at around the same time.
Nvidia Arm Superchips to Power $160 Million Supercomputer in Barcelona
Nvidia will be the main technology provider for the new MareNostrum 5 supercomputer, one of EuroHPC's pre-exascale supercomputers to be installed in Barcelona, Spain, with operation expected to begin as early as 2023.
Save Big on Corsair's Virtuoso Wireless SE Headphones for $185: Real Deals
Starting off the weekend deals we have Corsair's Virtuoso Wireless SE headset for $185 - a nice saving off of the usual price and a great time to pick up one of our best wireless headphones picks.
Gigabyte Lists Multiple GeForce GTX 1630 Graphics Cards With the EEC
Prepare for the featherweight battle between the GeForce GTX 1630, Radeon RX 6400, and Arc A380 later this summer.
Modular AMD Chips to Embrace Custom 3rd Party Chiplets
AMD is expanding the reach of its chiplet architecture.
Ethereum Miners Spent $15 Billion on GPUs Alone During Latest Cryptocraze
Tens of billions of dollars were spent on GPUs for Ethereum mining and the other gear, according to a new report.
Colorful's G-One Plus Is a 31.5-Inch AiO PC With Alder Lake-H, RTX 3060
The flat IPS display has 99% sRGB gamut and G-Sync up to 165 Hz. This laptop component powered AiO will be available in the US soon for $1,999.
Microsoft Lasers Music into Glass for 1000 Years of Storage
Microsoft and Elire Group will use Project Silica to preserve music many thousands of years into the future, in Norway.
First RISC-V 3D GPUs Will Be Demoed Next Week
Graphics development company Think Silicon is targeting the new Neox Series G and A at mobile SoCs for next gen smart displays, AR eyewear, smart watches, and more. These new GPUs will be demoed at Embedded World 2022 next week.
Grab a Team Group 1TB MP33 M.2 NVMe Down to Only $63
Get your hands on the amazingly priced Team Group MP33 M.2 NVMe 1TB SSD for only $63 from Amazon. This is a fantastic price for this budget-oriented SSD.
How to Buy a Great Budget Gaming Laptop for Less than $1,000
When looking for a budget laptop, get the most recent parts you can, but also be on the lookout for deals and consider making DIY upgrades.
What Is TDP? A Basic Definition
What is the meaning of TDP? Thermal design power explained.
What Is a CPU Core? A Basic Definition
What is the meaning of a core? CPU cores explained.
BenQ Mobiuz EX3210U 4K Monitor Review: Big Screen, Big Color, Better HDR Contrast
BenQ introduces the flagship of its Mobiuz line of gaming monitors, the EX3210U. This 32-inch IPS panel sports 4K resolution, 144 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, a huge color gamut and improved HDR contrast with VESA DisplayHDR 600 certification.
How to Install Windows 11 22H2 Update Right Now
We have a how-to guide on installing the final version of Windows 11 22H2 before it’s officially released via Windows Update.
TSMC Outlines 3nm Roadmap: Five FinFlex Nodes
TSMC's N3 family includes nodes with enhanced performance, increased transistor density, and high voltages.
TSMC Reveals 2nm Node: 30% More Performance by 2025
TSMC's first nanosheet-based process technology comes with backside power delivery but does not bring significant transistor density improvements.
AMD vs Nvidia: Who Makes the Best GPUs?
In the AMD vs Nvidia competition to make the fastest and most efficient GPUs possible, there can be only one winner. We look at performance, features, drivers, power and more in crowning the current champion.
Best Cheap Web Hosting Deals 2022: Wordpress, VPS and More
We help you decide what type of hosting is right for your site and find the best value when choosing a plan.
LG's DualUp 16:18 Aspect Ratio Monitor Gets a Price
The LG DualUp Nano IPS Square Double QHD (2,560 x 2,880) monitor has been released at last. It is equivalent to two seamless 21.5-inch 16:9 displays and costs $699.
Intel Arc GPU Guide Suggests 10th Gen CPU or Newer Required
Intel's system requirements documentation is rather vague. It implies that ReBAR "must" be enabled, and you should own a 10th Gen Intel Core processor based system or newer for Intel Arc GPU support. No AMD system requirements are outlined.
Anycubic’s Giant Kobra Plus 3D Printer is $399 for a Limited Time: Real Deals
You can make the most of a $100 money-off saving by being an early adopter of this recently released printer and pick up the Anycubic Kobra Plus for $399.
Epomaker TH96 Review: Fantastic switches, Poor software
Epomaker’s TH96 is a 96-percent gasket-mount mechanical keyboard with excellent switches, and it comes in both wired and wireless versions. But only the wired version supports QMK/VIA, while the wireless version is forced to rely on Epomaker’s buggy software.
Should You Buy a Used Graphics Card?
Should you buy a used graphics card? A card that was mining 24/7 might not be on death's door, but you should still approach with caution. Here's our guide for things to consider and what to expect.
Team Group Reveals New DDR5 Modules
New RAM modules for both desktops and laptops run at a pretty good DDR5 speed
Raspberry Pi Digital Audio Workstation Built From Scratch
Stone Preston has created an open-source DAW using a Raspberry Pi 4, affectionately dubbed the LMN 3 under his Fundamental Frequency brand.
HP FX900 SSD Review: A Nice Surprise
We put the HP FX900 SSD through the paces in our exhaustive test suite to see if it can take on the market leaders.
AMD Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 Price, Benchmarks, Specs and More
Here's the Ryzen 5000 release date, benchmarks, specifications, pricing, and all we know about AMD's Zen 3 architecture.
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