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Updated 2026-02-08 21:00
Sneak Peek at Booting Raspberry Pi 5 From an NVMe SSD
Ahead of the official release of the M.2 HAT, Jeff Geerling goes over his experience so far in booting the Raspberry Pi 5 directly off an NVMe SSD and whether or not it works behind a PCIe bridge or switch.
AMD Asks: Do You Need Ryzen AI Support in Linux?
AMD wonders if users need Ryzen AI support under Linux.
Former ASML Employee Took Stolen Company Secrets to Huawei, Says Report
A new report suggests the Chinese national who stole information during their time working at ASML went on to share the information with Huawei.
Single-Slot GeForce RTX 4060 Ti with Blower Emerges
There is a GeForce RTX 4060 Ti with single-slot blower cooler, but will it be available widely?
Martin Goetz, First to Patent Software, Dies at 93
Martin Goetz, who secured the first U.S. software patent, has passed away at 93, leaving behind a legacy that reshaped the software industry's legal and commercial landscape.
Raspberry Pi 5 Launches to Eager Makers
After the longest gap in the product's history, the Raspberry Pi 5 has been released and it seems that everyone was hungry for a slice of Pi.
Endgame Gear XM2we Review: Right on Target
The Endgame Gear XM2we is a great value-for-money mouse that exudes quality and easily competes with mice nearly twice the price.
ZimaCube NAS to Land on Kickstarter, Powered by Bulked-Up ZimaBoard
IceWhale Technology, following its previously successful Kickstarter for the Raspberry Pi-like SBC ZimaBoard, is preparing to offer a full NAS solution. The event for the ZimaCube is due to start later this month.
Raspberry Pi 5 Review: A New Standard for Makers (Updated)
The new Raspberry Pi 5 features a faster CPU, built-in real-time clock, better video and a power on / off button.
Where to Buy a Raspberry Pi 5 in the U.S or UK
A handful of stores already have the boards listed and some are taking pre-orders.
Samsung Odyssey 49-Inch OLED G9 Monitor Down to $1339 at B&H
The Samsung Odyssey 49-inch OLED G9 gaming monitor is available at B&H Photo for its lowest price to date.
Intel Core Ultra 7 155H Underwhelms in PassMark Database Appearance
Benchmark runs of Intel Meteor Lake systems are increasingly commonplace, but we still aren't yet seeing the performance numbers we want.
Razer Teams Up with Dolce & Gabbana for Fancy Hardware
Razer and Dolce & Gabbana wed technology and fashion.
Western Digital and Kioxia to Announce Merge This Month: Report
Western Digital and Kioxia are close to forming the world's largest NAND maker.
Liquid Cooled PC With ‘Real Human Blood’ Lined up as Diablo IV Give Away
Blizzard is preparing to offer up a gruesomely powerful PC infused with human blood in a new Diablo IV promotion and blood donor drive.
How to Overclock A Raspberry Pi 5
The Raspberry Pi 5 has the fastest stock speed of any Raspberry Pi, but with just a few extra commands we can push the CPU and GPU even further!
Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 Super Rumored to Feature 20 GB VRAM
Nvidia is rumoured to be preparing a beefed-up GeForce RTX 4080 Super with 20 GB VRAM which might help address the China market when RTX 4090 stocks are all gone.
xTool F1 Review: Cut and Engrave on the Go
xTool's portable Galvo laser cuts wood and engraves metal anywhere you can plug in.
Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Review: Now With USB-C
The G Pro X Superlight 2 is an ultra-lightweight wireless gaming mouse that's almost identical to its predecessor. But hey, its predecessor was great.
Hands-on with XPG’s Battlecruiser II Mid-Tower Case: Transparency From All Sides
XPG's Battlecruiser II case provides lots of storage options, a smooth tempered glass design with transparency on all sides, and a controller hub for easy ARGB and PWM customization.
Vendors Share Raptor Lake Refresh Non-K CPU Specs
Gigabyte accidentally posts specifications of Intel's non-K 14th Generation Core processors.
8 GHz Core i9-14900K Sets New Record in CS2 With 1,310 FPS
Team Australia Extreme Overclocking team overclocks the Core i9-14900K between 7.5 GHz and 8 GHz in a new demonstration.
U.S. Govt Mulls Blocking China's Access to Cloud GPUs
U.S. government is mulling to block access of Chinese companies to AI and HPC GPUs in the cloud.
MSI 27-Inch Curved Monitor Drops to $131 at Amazon
Over at Amazon, you can find the MSI G271CP 27-inch curved gaming monitor for its lowest price to date, just $131, down from $209.
RTX 4090 Five-Fan GPU RTX 4090 Launches For $1,999
Maxsun reveals the pricing for the GeForce RTX 4080 MGG OC 16G.
AMD's Radeon Technology Group is Reportedly Reducing Its Headcount in China
AMD is realigning workforce, possibly focusing on datacenter and AI operations.
Crucial X10 Pro Portable SSD Review: USB Speed King
Crucial's X10 Pro achieves impressive speeds over a USB 3.2 Gen 2 2x2 port and is reasonably priced when you can find it on sale. But its bandwidth is cut in half when plugged into most ports (including TB4), so be sure your devices have the right connection.
How To Install Python Modules on Raspberry Pi 5 and Earlier Models
A recent change to the underlying Debian OS means that Raspberry Pi OS now requires the use of Python virtual environments in order to install software via the pip package manager. We show you how to install Python modules without breaking your shiny new OS.
How to Emulate PlayStation 2 on the Raspberry Pi 5 and Earlier
The PlayStation 2 was a massively popular gaming console, and we hate to admit it, but that was 23 years ago! The new Raspberry Pi 5 has the power to emulate the classic console and we will show you how!
Dunkin'-Themed PC at TwitchCon is Covered in Anime Girls
Starforge Systems collaborated with Dunkin' for a TwitchCon showcase that visitors can enter to win.
Intel B760M Motherboard Debuts With Mobile Raptor Lake CPUs, Vapor Chamber Cooling
Chinese manufacturer Erying has unveiled new B760M motherboards with processor options up to a Core i9-13900H - mobile Raptor Lake CPUs with vapor chamber cooling.
Acer’s RTX 4070-Powered Nitro 16 Gaming Laptop Now Only $1,149: Real Deals
Available on eBay via Antonline, the Nitro 16 gaming laptop from Acer is on sale for $1,149 - a superb price for a modern gaming laptop.
14th Gen Intel Core Desktop CPUs Don't Support Thunderbolt 5
Intel has corrected a press release that stated that 14th Core desktop processors supported Thunderbolt 5.
Nvidia Wouldn't Exist if CEO Could Turn the Clock Back 30 Years
Nvidia CEO says that he wouldn't want to start Nvidia if he had his time again, as it has caused him too much pain, suffering and embarrassment.
Phony Corsair LinkedIn Listing Contains DarkGate Malware
The DarkGate malware is distributed by a Vietnamese cybercriminal ring.
New Raspberry Pi Imager With Improved UI Spotted
Getting ready for the Raspberry Pi 5s public release, Raspberry Pi has released the latest version of its micro SD card flashing tool.
Counter-Strike 2 Now Checks AMD Drivers for Anti-Lag+ to Stop VAC Bans
Valve has implemented a new Anti-Lag+ checker into Counter Strike 2 that will check to see if users have AMD's Anti-Lag+ Adrenalin driver installed, preventing them from getting accidentally banned.
AMD RDNA 3 Refresh Code Unearthed in Linux Mesa 23.3 Graphics Driver
Linux Mesa 23.3 graphics driver code hints at support for new GPUs from AMD, but we aren't sure if it will be for new discrete GPUs or APUs.
Maxsun iCraft Z790 Wi-Fi Motherboard Review: Competent and Well-Connected
Maxsun's iCraft Z790 Wi-Fi is a well-rounded Intel board, offering front and rear 20 Gbps Type-C ports, dual 2.5 GbE ports, robust power delivery, and an appearance that fits in with most build themes. If you can find it available at its $309 MSRP or lower, it's a worthwhile option.
Borked RTX 4090 Arrives With Nearly 100 Ripped Pads, Oxidation Flaw
YouTuber NorthWestRepair details on an MSI GeForce RTX 4090 Gaming X Trio 24G was DOA due to missing pads and oxidation on some pads.
Intel Withdraws from Web Summit Following Israel Remarks
Intel and Siemens withdraw from Web Summit as organizer criticized Israel.
Raspberry Pi Smart Washing Machine Goes for a Spin
Ben from Ben's Electrical Escapades is using a Raspberry Pi to transform his regular washing machine into a smart device.
TSMC: Our 2nm Node Will Beat Intel's 1.8nm Tech
TSMC expects the company's N3P node to offer comparable characteristics to Intel's 18A.
AMD's Threadripper Pro 7995WX 96-Core Cracks 100,000 in CineBench
PC Magazine provides early benchmarks for the AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro 7995WX processor.
Corsair's 1000-Watt SFF PSU Down to $149: Real Deals
You can get your hands on a Corsair SF1000L 1000-watt modular power supply for $149. This is the lowest price this PSU has been.
Raja Koduri's Mihira AI Raises Project Endgame From Its Intel Ashes
Raja Koduri's new company Mihira AI is looking to license Intel's IP on project Endgame, a shelved initiative that aimed to deliver additional GPU processing power to local installations through a cloud-based service.
Intel Is Helping Hardware and Software Vendors Build Out AI Features
Intel is offering hardware and software vendors resources to build out AI features ahead of its Meteor Lake launch.
China's Phytium Launches 64-Core Server CPUs, Despite Spot on US Entity List
Phytium's Feiteng S2500 has 64 cores for datacenter applications .
Zotac Mini PC First to Market With Frore AirJet Cooling
Zotac has released its Zbox Pico PI430AJ, which is the first commercial PC to ship with solid-state AirJet cooling tech.
Tested: Windows 11 Pro's On-By-Default Encryption Slows SSDs Up to 45%
Windows 11 Pro defaults to BitLocker being turned on, using software encryption. We've tested the Samsung 990 Pro with hardware encryption to show how the various modes impact performance, and how much hardware OPAL support helps.
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