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Framework begins to sell customizable parts for its laptops, including third party expansion cards.

Intel's Core i7-10700KF chip has comparable gaming performance to a 10th gen Core i9 CPU and is on sale for less than $250.

New information about Intel's Alder Lake processors and DDR4 has come to light.

AMD discusses how it will fight against Intel's Alder Lake architecture, as well as upcoming products including AM5, and 3D V-Cache chips.

Vineet Goel joins Intel as vice president of GPU architecture and IP engineering.

Apple is holding a virtual event on Monday, October 18, which is likely to tell us the future of the Mac.

Samsung is releasing a new model of the 980 Pro designed specifically for the Playstation 5. This model comes with a large heatsink, to keep the SSD cool in the PS5's airflow restricted enviroment.

Noctual unveils Chromax coolers for Intel's Alder Lake processors.

A new version of the Windows Subsystem for Linux has arrived on the Windows 11 Store.

October brings ten more games into the DLSS repertoire, including new games as well as some older titles we weren't expecting to see updated anymore. Also, there are new 496.13 drivers today.

The Drop CTRL is an easy on-ramp to the custom keyboard hobby that delivers a mostly-solid typing experience that becomes even better with mods. It’s starting to show its age but remains one of the best entry-level customs you can buy outside of the group buy model.

Samsung mass produces DDR5 using 5-layer EUV node, promises DDR5-7200 chips.

Intel has confirmed that its ARC Alchemist series of GPUs will be free of any cryptocurrency mining handicaps when they launch in Q2 2022, marking a stance that's closer to AMD's than that of NVIDIA.

Right now at Dell, the Alienware AW2521H is now $360 off — taking the price down to just $549.99.

Asus unveils GeForce RTX 3070 Ti for environments with restricted airflow.

Newegg has listed the GeIL Polaris RGB Sync DDR5-4800 32GB (2 x 16GB) memory kit for $349.99.

Adata's pre-production DDR5 memory module hits 8118 MT/s.

Intel's Core i5-12400 was tested in three different benchmarks and in one of the tests this mid-range chip performed better than expected.

For a limited time at Best Buy, the WD Black SN850 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD is down from $229, to just $164.99.

Taiwan's Nanya Technology Corporation president Dr. Pei-Ing Lee expects DRAM pricing to undergo a downards correction by year end, compensating from recent DRAM pricing increases on a global level.

We recommend the best Raspberry Pi model for every use case.

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.

RAKwireless has launched a new RP2040-based processing/networking module for its IoT system.

We dive deep to see if upgrading a Tiger Lake laptop with a PCIe 4.0 SSD is worth the high cost.

While expensive, the Legion 7i outperforms rivals like Alienware while costing a few hundred dollars less.

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.

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's back with a new series of Hades RGB DDR4 memory kits. Will Hades disrupt the memory market?

Igor's Lab has shared the schematics for a new high-power PCIe 5.0 power connector that may debut in future graphics cards.

We benchmarked the gaming impact of Microsoft's recommended security settings for new Windows 11 devices.

Game developers should make built-in benchmarks easy to use, repeatable, and avoid any extra delays. The same goes for launching games in general.

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 tries its hand at new colors for its ToughRAM RGB memory kits. Will the new metallic gold trim catch on?

Windows 11 is a pretty OS. Make sure you get all the vivid colors your monitor can deliver by enabling HDR.

The Wooting two HE is neat and is fun to tinker with, but it is just another gaming keyboard on certain titles.

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.

A new AMDGPU Linux driver was revealed to have initial support for USB4 DisplayPort tunneling and could be coming with Linux 5.16.

We tested Far Cry 6 on dozens of graphics cards to see how it performs.

Motherboard manufacturers have begun adding support for Ryzen 5000 CPUs, under the B2 revision, in CPU support lists for Ryzen 5000 supported motherboards.

A team of bright makers has built an adjustable studio light from a Raspberry Pi Pico and an LED matrix.

The DeepCool AK620 provides excellent CPU cooling at low noise levels, making it a great premium large air cooling option on the cheap.

Synopsys unveils DesignWare HBM3 controller, PHY, and verification IP.

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.

Taiwan says 'No' to U.S. semiconductor supply chain control.

Microsoft, under pressure from investors, will take steps to make its devices easier to repair.

T-Rex cryptocurrency mining software adds support for mining two different cryptocurrencies at the same time.

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.

Free for a limited time on the Epic Games Store, PC Building Simulator does exactly what you'd expect.

Authorities in Alberta, Canada are reportedly mulling a $7.1 million fine for an illegal Bitcoin-mining power plant.

Windows 10's taskbar has made its way into some Windows 11 machines thanks to a bug from Microsoft's Upgrade Assistant.