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on (#62AHZ)
VAES (vectorized AES) instructions used by apps like like BitLocker should accelerate disk data encryption. But Microsoft has recently had to patch a data damage flaw.
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| Updated | 2025-11-24 14:30 |
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on (#62AFK)
Overclockers are now receiving AM5 X670E motherboard samples ahead of reviews to overclock AMD's Ryzen 7000 processors.
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on (#62AFM)
Curved 27-inch monitors are somewhat rare, but BenQ’s Mobiuz EX2710R is one of the better examples. It combines a high-contrast VA panel with 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR and extended color. And it delivers a smooth and responsive gaming experience.
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on (#629NA)
Nvidia is discounting its RTX 30-series GPUs at a steep rate, in an apparent attempt to deplete its overabundance of 30-series GPUs prior to the 40-series launch.
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on (#629JX)
You can get your hands on an Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti FE at Best Buy for $399, making it one of the cheapest 3060 Ti's on the market currently.
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on (#629FX)
Intel has taken the lid off its professional range of GPUs, the Arc Pro line aimed at rendering, ray tracing, and movie editing.
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on (#629DQ)
Nvidia's preliminary results look bad, but back in May Jensen Huang insisted that the GPU market was “so different” to the market which was severely impacted during the previous crypto crash.
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on (#629AR)
Micron kicks off volume production of 24 GT/s GDDR6X memory, just in time for Nvidia's GeForce RTX 40-series launch.
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on (#629AS)
Three new AMD Ryzen Pro 5000 series chips revealed with up to 8C / 16T, no graphics, and with TDPs of 65W or lower.
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on (#629AT)
Dillon McCardell has created a Raspberry Pi-powered door unlocking mechanism that uses facial recognition to unlock doors automatically.
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by palcorn@outlook.com (Paul Alcorn) on (#629AV)
AMD's Threadripper Pro 5995WX and 5975WX barrel into the workstation market with 64 cores, 128 threads, eight memory channels, and class-leading performance.
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by isaac.rouse@futurenet.com (Isaac Rouse) on (#6296K)
The Acer Predator Helios 300 is a strong gaming laptop with a competitive price, but it makes a few sacrifices along the way.
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on (#628HV)
EVGA is selling a couple of custom GeForce RTX 3090 Ti graphics cards below MSRP.
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on (#628G3)
Telefrag Entertainment has created a custom voice assistant system using Jarvis on a Raspberry Pi with video output to an old Sony TV-511 television.
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on (#628D5)
Suing your subcontractor is not something you do every day.
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on (#6004Q)
From designing the robot to 3D printing we show you the tools and talk you through the steps to build a Raspberry Pi robot.
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on (#6288X)
We put the spacious 4TB Crucial X6 portable SSD through our expansive test regimen to see how it stacks up.
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on (#627VB)
IT solution provider Advantech reveals unannounced AMD Ryzen 5000 Embedded processors.
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on (#627T1)
MSI-made PC systems featuring up to an Intel Core i5-12400F and Arc A380 are suitable for eSports gaming or popular internet café games titles but come with prices approaching $650.
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on (#627T2)
Intel has killed off its exotic packaging for the Core i9-12900K and Core i9-10980XE, replacing them with smaller boxes found in its non-flagship models.
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on (#627RH)
Both the GTX 1650 Super and Radeon RX 6500 XT are now available for under $200. We compare the two on price, performance and power usage to help you choose the best one for your needs.
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on (#627M0)
An Intel Core i9-13900K sample was seen clocking as high as 5.77 GHz in a recent Geekbench 5 benchmark result.
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on (#627M1)
The Raspberry Pi Pico W is cheap enough to forget about it and in this project we do just that. We build a sensor platform from the Pico W and send live data to the cloud using Node-RED to create our own web application.
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on (#627M2)
The Dygma Raise is one of the most expensive keyboards we’ve tested, but its stellar configurability, luxury build quality, and ability to adapt to your most comfortable writing position are worth the investment.
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on (#6275S)
A new RTX 4080 rumor was just Tweeted out, suggesting the previous 10,000+ CUDA core count for the 4080 was wrong. The estimated core count now sits at 9728.
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by francisco.pires@outlook.com (Francisco Pires) on (#62728)
Major technological players AMD, Intel and Nvidia have all reduced their pace of new hires in context of the worldwide economic downturn.
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on (#62729)
If you have a Nintendo Switch in the house, you now have two spare Bluetooth PC game controllers. Available in the beta client for now, alongside improved Nintendo Online Classic controller support.
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on (#626XW)
Hardware leaker reveals the specifications for AMD's forthcoming Ryzen 7000 (Raphael) processors based on the Zen 4 microarchitecture.
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on (#626XX)
AMD Ryzen 7000 and AM5 motherboards are confirmed to be launching on September 15th, just a month away from now.
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on (#626S2)
TSMC denies any changes with N3 expansion plans.
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on (#626S3)
Power your rig with a Corsair RM750 (2021) PSU for $99. Get a powerful heart for your PC for less.
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on (#626S4)
Ingenuous hacker uses Raspberry Pi and Arduino boards to output a Linux Terminal on a typewriter form the '80s.
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on (#626S5)
Intel's poor performance on its Arc GPUs surrounding DirectX 11 games, will be a constant issue, that will take a lot of time to work out.
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on (#626P2)
The partners are encouraging students, hobbyists, engineers, start ups and others to bring the spark of open-source innovation to the hardware realm.
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on (#626P3)
HighPoint's SSD7749E E1.S RAID card promises extreme speeds and extreme capacities for workstations and servers.
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on (#626KN)
Rsheldiii (aka Bob) is using a Raspberry Pi to power his custom, 3D-printed TV that plays Twitch streams automatically as soon as they’re live.
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on (#626H5)
The Z690-A GAMING WIFI D4 is the least-expensive route to a ROG-based board. It sports a unique silver appearance and comes handsomely appointed. You get capable VRMs, four M.2 sockets with six SATA ports, quality audio and integrated Wi-Fi 6. But priced at just over $320, it’s pricier than its peers.
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on (#6260X)
Asus, ASRock, Biostar, Gigabyte, and MSI reveal upcoming AM5 motherboards for AMD's Ryzen 7000-series Zen 4 (Raphael) processors.
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on (#625VM)
As Intel delays volume production of Meteor Lake's GPU Tile, TSMC might need to reconsider expansion plan.
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on (#625S8)
We tested Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1630, a blast from the past with half its "brain" removed. Turing TU117 was already slow, and Nvidia just made it even slower, but without the necessary accompanying price cut.
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by francisco.pires@outlook.com (Francisco Pires) on (#625PX)
A team of Chinese researchers put 512 GPUs and a "super algorithm" through their paces in an attempt to solve the same theoretical problem that Google crunched with its Sycamore quantum computer back in 2019. The result proves that there's still a long way ahead for quantum supremacy - but the road is being walked as we speak.
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on (#625MJ)
Whether you're having technical issues or errors, are preparing to sell your PC, or things just aren't running right, it may be time to reset Windows 10 or 11.
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on (#625MK)
Innosilicon's Fantasy II is an entry-level low-power 1.5 TFLOPS GPU, set to compete against Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1630.
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on (#625HW)
Alienware's Aurora R13 is reduced to $1,736 at the moment. This particular version sports the latest Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake Core i7-12700F CPU, which is one of the best CPUs for gaming, and also has graphics powered by an Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti.
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on (#625HX)
A new video featuring a delidded 13th Gen Core i9-13900 engineering sample has confirmed the die size of Intel's new Raptor Lake architecture. With a size slightly lengthier versus Alder Lake.
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on (#625F2)
Intel’s European facilities will cover a wide gamut of semiconductor essentials; from R&D and design in France, to chip fabs in Germany, and packaging and assembly in Italy.
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on (#625F3)
Arseny has created a new way to log terminal commands on the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W by printing the interactions in real-time on a thermal receipt printer.
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on (#625C8)
Popular Linux distro Fedora will support the Raspberry Pi 4 family with version 37.
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on (#625C9)
Igor Wallossek says at least one AIB partner has stopped Arc graphics card production due to quality concerns. The report also highlights partner complaints about the OEM business, inventories, and price guarantees.
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on (#624P3)
Valve is opening reservations for the Steam Deck in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan. It says it can do this without affecting estimates for North America, Europe and the UK.
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