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Which Raspberry Pi Should I Buy?
We recommend the best Raspberry Pi model for every use case.
Latest Rufus Release Introduces 'Extended' Windows 11 Support
Media creation tool Rufus, can remove TPM, RAM, and Secure Boot requirements from Windows 11. Allowing users to install Windows 11 on previously unsupported PCs.
Raspberry Pi Silicon at the Heart of Long Range Communication Card
RAKwireless has launched a new RP2040-based processing/networking module for its IoT system.
Upgrading Your Laptop with PCIe 4.0 Storage: Which SSD is the best?
We dive deep to see if upgrading a Tiger Lake laptop with a PCIe 4.0 SSD is worth the high cost.
Lenovo Legion 7i Review: The Strongest Intel Laptop Yet
While expensive, the Legion 7i outperforms rivals like Alienware while costing a few hundred dollars less.
AMD 4700S Review: Defective PlayStation 5 Chips Resurrected
We put AMD's 4700S Desktop Kit, which has a defective Sony Playstation 5 Chip on board, to the test in a full gamut of game and application benchmarks.
How To Host a Public Website on Your Home Raspberry Pi
You can host a website that’s available on the Internet from the Raspberry Pi on your desk, all without giving out your actual IP address.
Lexar Hades RGB DDR4-3600 C18 Review: Bling Without The Performance
Lexar's back with a new series of Hades RGB DDR4 memory kits. Will Hades disrupt the memory market?
PCIe 5.0 Power Connector Delivers Up To 600W For Next-Gen AMD, Nvidia GPUs
Igor's Lab has shared the schematics for a new high-power PCIe 5.0 power connector that may debut in future graphics cards.
Benchmarked: Do Windows 11’s Security Features Really Hobble Gaming Performance?
We benchmarked the gaming impact of Microsoft's recommended security settings for new Windows 11 devices.
How to Make a Good Built-in Game Benchmark
Game developers should make built-in benchmarks easy to use, repeatable, and avoid any extra delays. The same goes for launching games in general.
PS5 SSD Upgrade Temperature Testing: Do You Even Need a Heatsink?
Sony's PS5 can take now an M.2 SSD. Do you have to use a heat sink and keep the SSD cover in place?
Thermaltake ToughRAM RGB Metallic Gold DDR4-3600 Review: Failing The Test Of Fire
Thermaltake tries its hand at new colors for its ToughRAM RGB memory kits. Will the new metallic gold trim catch on?
How to Enable HDR in Windows 11
Windows 11 is a pretty OS. Make sure you get all the vivid colors your monitor can deliver by enabling HDR.
Wooting Two HE Review: Doesn’t Play Well with Everything
The Wooting two HE is neat and is fun to tinker with, but it is just another gaming keyboard on certain titles.
Amazon: Don't Blame New World for GPU Deaths, Blame Card Makers (Update)
Amazon and PowerGPU confirm that New World is not to blame for GPU deaths. Instead it's a result of bad soldering problems, at least on EVGA cards, and bad GPU manufacturing for others.
AMD USB4 DisplayPort Tunneling Driver is Coming
A new AMDGPU Linux driver was revealed to have initial support for USB4 DisplayPort tunneling and could be coming with Linux 5.16.
Far Cry 6 Benchmarks and Performance
We tested Far Cry 6 on dozens of graphics cards to see how it performs.
AMD Ryzen 5000 B2 Revisions Appear on Motherboard CPU Support Lists
Motherboard manufacturers have begun adding support for Ryzen 5000 CPUs, under the B2 revision, in CPU support lists for Ryzen 5000 supported motherboards.
This Raspberry Pi Pico Light Is a Bright Idea
A team of bright makers has built an adjustable studio light from a Raspberry Pi Pico and an LED matrix.
DeepCool AK620 Review: More Affordable Excellence
The DeepCool AK620 provides excellent CPU cooling at low noise levels, making it a great premium large air cooling option on the cheap.
Synopsys Enables 5nm SoCs with HBM3
Synopsys unveils DesignWare HBM3 controller, PHY, and verification IP.
How to Add a Printer in Windows 11 or 10
Connecting to a printer via USB, a wireless network, or Wi-Fi Direct is never fun, but Windows 11 does what it can to make the process bearable.
TSMC Refuses To Disclose Clients' Data to the U.S. Govt, Taiwan to Back it Up
Taiwan says 'No' to U.S. semiconductor supply chain control.
Microsoft to Make Devices Easier to Repair, Bowing to Investor Pressure
Microsoft, under pressure from investors, will take steps to make its devices easier to repair.
Cryptominers Bypass Nvidia LHR Limiters By Mining Two Coins at Once
T-Rex cryptocurrency mining software adds support for mining two different cryptocurrencies at the same time.
Analysts Don't Recommend Businesses Rush to Windows 11, Despite New Security Features
Analyst firm Gartner, is recommending businesses not to rush an upgrade to Windows 11. Rather, the firm says it's best to take time to ensure all apps , systems and employees are ready for Windows 11.
PC Building Simulator Now Free on Epic
Free for a limited time on the Epic Games Store, PC Building Simulator does exactly what you'd expect.
Canada Mulls $7 Million Fine for Illegal Bitcoin-Mining Power Plant
Authorities in Alberta, Canada are reportedly mulling a $7.1 million fine for an illegal Bitcoin-mining power plant.
Windows 11 Upgrade Bug Fears Change, Keeps Windows 10 Taskbar
Windows 10's taskbar has made its way into some Windows 11 machines thanks to a bug from Microsoft's Upgrade Assistant.
Addlink Launches Cheap SSDs for PlayStation 5
Addlink's A90 and A92 SSDs for PS5 promise high value and low cost.
Gigabyte Gaming Chair Comes Straight From The Dark Side
Gigabyte's German Twitter account tweeted pictures of an inflatable gaming chair, with no other details.
Samsung To Mass Produce 2nm Chips in 2025
Samsung Foundry's 3rd generation GAAFET node to enter production in 2025.
Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Extreme Review: Move Over, Formula
The Crosshair VIII Extreme is a well-rounded flagship-class board, offering robust power delivery for overclocking, five total M.2 slots, Thunderbolt 4, a premium audio codec and more. But its $799.99 price will be out of reach for many.
Qualcomm Says WiFi Dual Station Reduces Gaming Latency for Windows 11 Devices
Qualcomm has partnered with Microsoft to enable WiFi Dual Band support in Windows 11 Devices, reducing latency and jitter.
This RTX 3080-equipped Alienware Aurora R12 Returns to its Lowest Ever Price
The Alienware Aurora R12 with RTX 3080 is now just $2,155 after a sizeable $334 price cut — making this one of the best gaming PC deals you can get today.
UK Won’t Get Chip Plant, Brexit to Blame, Says Intel CEO
Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger has said a planned Intel chip fabrication plant will go to the EU and not Britain
PCIe 6.0 Spec at Final Draft: 128 GBps
PCIe 6.0 technology development complete, IP and patent reviews in progress.
Valve Posts Steam Deck Teardown, Warns Against Doing It Yourself
Valve released a teardown video of the upcoming Steam Deck, but it warns customers that opening it could cause all kinds of issues.
Golden PlayStation 5 Launched: Over $260,000 per Console
Maker of luxurious mobile gadgets unveils exclusive PlayStation 5.
Intel Shares Image of Shiny New Alder Lake CPUs In Final Form
Intel's Vice President shares the first official picture of Alder Lake, hinting that its release will be coming soon.
Save $25 on This WD Black PCIe Gen 4 SSD and Get Battlefield 2042 for Free
At Best Buy, the PCIe 4.0 WD Black SN750 SSD is just $89.99 after a $25 discount, plus it comes with a free copy of Battlefield 2042.
Gigabyte Z690 Motherboard Has 16-Phase VRM For Alder Lake Overclocking
Twitter user shares the specification for the Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Elite AX DDR4 motherboard.
AMD: Windows 11 Slows Our CPUs Up To 15%, Patch Coming
AMD announced that performance reduction issues that can reach up to 15% can impact its processors with Windows 11.
Geekbench Pre-Release Hardware Policies Aren’t New, Founder Says
Geekbench creator Primate Labs tells Tom's Hardware that it has blocked pre-release hardware "for years now" despite social media reports it is just starting now.
Intel Alder Lake Benchmarked With DDR4 Memory
The upcoming Intel Alder Lake processors are going to be the first to offer DDR5 RAM support and will utilize the latest Intel 600 series motherboards. However, new benchmarks leaked showcasing the CPU paired with DDR4 memory.
Ubuntu-based Pop!_OS Spotted on Raspberry Pi
A tweet from the OS maintainer suggests Ubuntu-based Pop!_OS will be coming to Raspberry Pi devices.
Intel Infuses Nios Soft Processors with RISC-V Instruction Set
Intel updated its Nios family of soft cores with the Nios V design based on the open-source RISC-V instruction set architecture.
SEC Chair Gary Gensler: The Agency Doesn't Plan to Ban Cryptocurrency
SEC chair Gary Gensler discussed cryptocurrencies in general, decentralized finance and stablecoins in front of Congress.
How to Disable VBS and Speed Up Windows 11
Virtualization-based security can help protect from malware, but, if you have it on, you'll lose quite a bit of performance.
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