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Microsoft didn't remove Cyberpunk 2077 from the Xbox and Microsoft online stores, but it did add a warning for the Xbox One to the Microsoft Store page.
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Core i9-11900 Rocket Lake engineering sample debuts in the CPU-Z benchmark.
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It's been reported by numerous Cyberpunk 2077 PC players that if the game saves grow past 8MB, it will become corrupt. CD Projekt has acknowledged the issue but hasn't announced it publically.
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Make your own version of the Echo Show with a Raspberry Pi, touchscreen, mic, and speaker.
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A pocket sized projector designed for the Raspberry Pi.
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A new update for Cyberpunk 2077, Hotfix 1.05, has appeared, despite CD Projekt Red claiming we wouldn't see any updates until 2021.
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Microsoft’s currently working to move its servers and potentially some Surface devices to its own custom chips.
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Microsoft is offering full refunds to anyone who purchased Cyberpunk 2077 from the Microsoft Store.
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Tweak some secret settings and you even play Cyberpunk 2077 on an APU.
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This ambidextrous gaming mouse from Corsair is discounted to $24 today through Newegg.
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Intel has officially discontinued the Avengers Edition 10th Gen Comet Lake-S processors from its lineup after just five months.
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Gigabyte brings AMD's Ryzen Threadripper Pro WX platform to DIY market.
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Shortages of LCD panels set to stay after an earthquake in Taiwan and a power outage in Japan.
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Sony has removed Cyberpunk 2077 from the PlayStation Store and will offer refunds if purchased digitally
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This Raspberry Pi project lets you play the new Cyberpunk 2077 on a handheld resembling an old school Game Boy.
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'Intel Gen12 Desktop Graphics Controller' with 128 EUs benchmarked.
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Even if your system doesn’t have a Wi-Fi card, it might still be vulnerable to Wi-Fi hacking.
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SSD controller quotes may increase in Q1 2021 due to shortages.
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Cyberpunk 2077: GameStop wants you to wait for the December 21st patch before returning the game.
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IBM and Fujifilm set to produce world's densest magnetic tape cartridges.
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While Computex 2020 was canceled due to Covid-19, the organizers of the tech event have announced a return to hosting physical events for 2021.
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The AOC CQ27G2 gaming monitors packs a 27-inch curved 1440p144 Hz, Adaptive-Sync and terrific contrast.
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The Aorus Liquid Cooler 360 delivers good cooling performance in a quiet package with a flashy customizable LCD screen atop the pump.
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Game Developer Ben Carson made his own external ray tracing chip that works on real Super Nintendo hardware.
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While CD Projekt Red had told frustrated owners of Cyberpunk 2077 to contact PlayStation for a refund, it has since changed its tune.
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Raspberry Pi announces support for industrial customers wishing to integrate the Pi into their products.
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Cyberpunk 2077 is the most anticipated game of 2020, and it supports ray tracing and DLSS. The release version also adds support for FidelityFX CAS, in case you don't have an RTX card.
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Nvidia to host special broadcast event on January 12.
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This maker designed a Raspberry Pi smart thermostat—what better housing to use than a custom-built one made from Legos!
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This gaming laptop is available for just $749 on the official Dell website.
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Flash storage projected to get cheaper due to NAND bit oversupply.
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Intel could launch H510, B560, Z590 motherboards before the Rocket Lake release date.
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We look at bandwidth, resolution, refresh rate and more to see the differences between DisplayPort and HDMI connections.
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Intel announced it is developing 5-bit-per-cell PLC flash along with two new SSDs for the consumer market.
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Intel announces its PCIe 4.0 Optane P5800X that it says takes the throne as the world's fastest SSD.
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Thermaltake continues to scale the frequency ladder with its ToughRAM. Can the new DDR4-4600 memory kit shine?