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Can’t make up your mind? The be quiet! Silent Base 802 offers silent performance with lots of damping, but also a mesh front panel.
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Microsoft suggests that it expects both the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles to be in short supply well into 2021.
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Native or emulated, Apple's new M1 MacBooks appear to run apps faster than their x86 equivalents.
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Here's an up-close look at AMD's Radeon RX 6000 series GPU.
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The 1TB version of the Samsung 860 Evo SSD finally drops below $100 with new Amazon deal.
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Gigabyte reveals sneak peek of new Renoir V2000 SoC-based BRIX units.
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Native or emulated, Apple's new M1 MacBooks appear to run apps faster than their x86 equivalents.
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Apple's M1 chip gets benchmarked in Cinebench vs the Ryzen 5 3600X and Ryzen 7 4800HS Zen 2 CPUs.
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Geenbench 5 and Ashes of the Singularity Benchmark Scores Revealed for the RX 6800 XT. As well as Geekbench 5 results for the RX 6800.
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If the rumors are true, AMD's RX 6800 might be a sweet overclocker.
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You can pick up the Samsung X5 today at its lowest price ever.
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This maker shares a Raspberry Pi 400 mod that uses clicky, mechanical keys.
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AMD announces its Instinct MI100 data center GPUs that boast record-breaking FP64 throughput.
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Overclocker Der8auer tested Intel's Cryo Cooler on an AMD processor.
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Lenovo's ThinkPads have always been known to sell at a premium, but the X1 Extreme Gen 3’s pricing doesn’t fit what it offers.
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The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 has dropped to a new low price of just $1150 at Amazon.
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The Supermicro C9Z490-PGW is a good (though expensive) option to build a Z490-based system. It performs well and offers users 10 GbE, PXE boot functionality, four full-length x8-capable PCIe slots, stable power delivery and more.
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This Western Digital HDD is discounted to just $90 at Newegg until November 15th.
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The SteelSeries Arctis 9 Wireless gaming headset sounds mostly great, but if you don't need Bluetooth, the $50 premium over the Arctis 7 may be hard to swallow.
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A user from Taiwan test drives Intel's eight-core Tiger Lake-H.
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The new Apple M1 chip shows its graphical prowess in the latest GFXBench 5.0 benchmarks.
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The HyperX Pulsefire Haste is a compelling ultra-lightweight gaming mouse worth considering at its price point.
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This Raspberry Pi competitor has dual Ethernet ports and six cores, but no video out.
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NEO Semiconductor has plans to enable SLC performance on next-gen QLC through advanced X-NAND architecture.
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Apples new M1 ARM processor beats the Intel equipped iMac with a Core i5 CPU in pure CPU scores on the Affinity Photo benchmark.
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TSMC reportedly buys over a dozen of ASML Twinscan NXE EUV machines
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Amazon’s data centers for its machine-learning based services are ditching Nvidia chips for the company’s own custom “Inferentia” processor.
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New report claims that Colorful will soon launch its new iGame memory with speeds up to DDR4-4400
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Microsoft’s not posting official sales numbers, but the Xbox Series X/S launch was apparently the company’s biggest in history.
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The Razer Basilisk gaming mouse has dropped to just $39 from $59 at Amazon.
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Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) listing reveals all the potential custom GeForce RTX 3060 Ti models from MSI.
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Select developers can now test drive Xe-HP GPUs as Xe-HPC is released to manufacturing.
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The Raspberry Pi 4 and the new Compute Module 4 are both capable machines which provide a significant performance boost over previous models of Pi. But with a little tweaking and cooling we can push those Raspberry Pis even further!
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Apple reportedly stops supporting external GPUs on the latest Macs.
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Deepcool's AS500 air cooler punches above its weight class, making it a mid-size alternative to big air cooling.
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Nvidia announced that it would enable a feature similar to AMD's new Smart Memory Access to its Ampere line of GPUs.
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A team at NASA has been working on this robotic ISS model--powered by a Raspberry Pi, of course.
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AMD's unreleased Ryzen 7 5700U mobile APU has been sighted in Geekbench 5.
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Microsoft today answered whether Microsoft Office will have native support on Apple Silicon, and what kind of compromises Silicon users will have to face.
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WD alters the model numbers on its "5400 RPM-Class" drives to reflect that don't actually spin at 5400 RPM.
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Sapphire's custom Radeon RX 6800-series promise higher performance.
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KFC's marketing vehicle, a chicken-based next gen console, has been delayed with a message like the one that came with the delay for Cyberpunk 2077
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The Xbox Series X is a powerful console with a great design that runs quiet and offers compatibility with a ton of games and accessories.
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Forum user exposes AMD's EPYC 7763 (Milan) 64-core processor's specifications.
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HighPoint's SSD7540 RAID card supports eight M.2 SSDs at PCIe Gen 4.0 speeds in RAID 1, 0 or 10.
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The Sony PlayStation 5 takes everything that worked about the PS4 and modernizes it, with a faster CPU and GPU, speedy SSD and a new controller that provides a multi-sensory experience.
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This is a super low price on the Logitech G610 Orion gaming keyboard.
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ASRock's iBox-V2000-series embedded PCs pack Ryzen V2516 & V2718 CPUs.
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Our Z490 low-end Micro ATX test boards performed well overall compared to more expensive competition. While the look and feature set may not be there, the basics are, and those shopping at this price point aren’t looking for everything anyway. All boards offer solid stock performance and a feature set fitting for the price point.
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WD alters the model numbers on its 5400 RPM-Class drives, which don't actually spin at 5400 RPM.