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You can make significant changes to your PC for just a few dollars. Here are 10 ways to do it.

Taking the power of an Intel Celeron N5105 and merging it with the venerable Arduino affords LattePanda 3 Delta to be a versatile Raspberry Pi alternative.

Just got your first Raspberry Pi and are wondering how to get started? Here's what you need to do.

According to two reports on YouTube, EVGA will no longer make GPUs

We have our first look at Asus's new proprietary Gen-Z.2 riser card, which can support upcoming Gen 5 M.2 SSDs.

AMD's new Ryzen 9 7900X Zen 4 CPU was recently benchmarked in Geekbench 5 and found to be roughly 30% faster than its predecessor the 5900X.

Minisforum Neptune Series Elitemini HX90G packs AMD's Ryzen 9 5900HX, discrete Radeon RX 6600M graphics processor.

If you're looking for a storage solution for a budget PC then you can't go wrong with PNY's CS2140 1TB M.2 SSD for only $69. It's more than fast enough for everyday use and with its read/write speeds of 3600/3200 MB/s, this drive is good for gaming too.

Intel Processor to replace Celeron and Pentium brands in 2023.

PC and GPU mining of cryptocurrencies are all unprofitable at this point, just one day after Ethereum switched to proof of stake.

A new microcontroller board from DFRobot cuts down on the number of IO pads for easier connecting

Gigabyte updates its G27F gaming monitor by adding a 2. The G27F2 ups the refresh rate to 170 Hz and adds HDR along with a wide color gamut and Adaptive-Sync. It delivers premium performance for a low price.

Despite roadblocks from the U.S., SMIC continues to develop thinner nodes.

French and U.K. retailers list five AMD X670E-based motherboards from ASRock.

Nvidia has released two more teasers related to its GeForce Beyond campaign, showcasing concrete details, including a phone number and a mathematical equation.

We take a look at GPU prices on eBay over the two weeks prior to Ethereum's Merge and the virtual end of GPU mining profitability.

TeamGroup's Vulcanα DDR5 memory modules come in feature AMD's EXPO profiles, come in three speed bins.

Intel's bigger and better Arc Alchemist graphics cards continue to emerge at a glacial pace, despite Intel saying they would be coming "very soon," 10 days ago.

AMD's top-of-the-range Radeon RX 7900 XT RDNA 3 graphics cards are set to carry 24GB of memory and feature a 384-bit memory bus, while using up to 450W of power.

Using terahertz frequencies and over a distance of 320 meters, the next generation of wireless data is almost here.

The Ethereum blockchain has successfully undergone The Merge, a long-time-coming software upgrade that brings a number of changes to the ecosystem, the most important being the end of both Proof of Work and the exploitation of unpaid GPUs for cryptocurrency mining. GPU mining profitability has plummeted in the aftermath.

A new Linux OS scheduler is being developed which can reduce lag and increase system performance for light and moderate workloads by keeping work located to as few cores as possible.

ASRock enters monitors game with 27 and 34-inch FreeSync Premium LCDs.

Cooler Master’s HAF 700 Berserker is an extremely large, high-airflow case that supports a wide variety of internal customization.

FSP is behind the manufacturing of the EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G7, and the new platform looks great!

AMD shares various Radeon RX 6000-series deals for the U.S., Canada, U.K., France, and Germany.

Digital Foundry tested Intel's XeSS upscaler in Shadow of the Tomb Raider with stellar results. It showcases performance and image quality that is on par with DLSS.

AMD's partners to demo their B650 and B650E motherboards for AMD's Ryzen 7000 CPUs in early October.

Fujitsu has announced a breakthrough, photonics-based transmission system that can reach 1.2 Tbps transfers per wavelength while also reaching four times farther than current technology without signal degradation. The company plans to commercialize the technology by 2023.

Gunnir has introduced a new Arc A380 graphics card to the market, known as the Index. This model — in contrast to the Photon — features lower frequencies and ditches the 6-pin PCIe plug.

Google to finance production of open-source chips for emerging applications.

EA says that with cheaters moving into the kernel, this is an “absolutely vital” move for fairness in some multiplayer games.

A custom case bundled with a flashy cooler help turn a Raspberry Pi 4 into a desktop or server.

The Raptor Lake dies pictured are nearly 25% larger than the biggest Alder Lake dies. Both architectures are built on chips fabricated on the Intel 7 process.

Marvell's new hardware security module can protect any server with (almost) unbreakable encryption.

Arduino has announced that its development environment has reached version 2.0.

Lenovo's Legion allegedly comes with a GeForce RTX 4090 with a massive triple-fan cooling system and no NVLink. Elsewhere, more RTX 40-series specifications have been "leaked."

The ZenScreen OLED tops the charts in key performance categories.

Logitech’s new 1080p Brio 500 webcam has a built-in privacy shutter, HDR, and makes you look great.

Companies from Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have concerns over the Chip 4 alliance.

The EVGA SuperNOVA 750 GA offers a high performance per price ratio.

New benchmark results revealed that Intel's 52-core Xeon Platinum 8472C and 60-core Xeon Platinum 8490H still cannot beat AMD's latest EPYC CPUs.

Windows Terminal Preview version 1.16 has plenty of color and theme options, alongside other customization options.

There’s a whole process to the testing that guarantees consumers using HDMI® products are protected.

Backup company Backblaze has updated its SSD lifespan data for Q2 of 2022, with some really intriguing results. The new Q2 data confirms that SSD life expectancy is much greater than hard drives.

Core count and clocks of Intel’s Core i5-13600K, Core i7-13700K, and Core i9-13900K were revealed then pulled from an official Intel page.

It should become an important part of the US semiconductor industry ecosystem, alongside fellow Taiwanese firm TSMC which is opening up in Arizona.

Intel showed the first images of a running system with an 80 Gbps Thunderbolt connection.

The new X1 Carbon does almost everything right, but battery life is much shorter than competitors or predecessors.

Nvidia's H100 compared to Biren's BR104, Intel's Sapphire Rapids, Qualcomm's AI 100, and Sapeon's X220.