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AMD's Threadripper 3990X sets a new performance bar courtesy of 64 cores and 128 threads packed into a single package.

A new Preview Build lets Arm64 devices running Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise use Microsoft's hypervisor, Hyper-V.

Huawei filed patent infringement lawsuits against Verizon for allegedly violating 12 of its U.S. patents.

Gigabyte's Designare 64GB RAM kit comes in stylish silver and has a tested frequency of 3,200 MHz.

AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 3990X CPU is scheduled to hit shelves tomorrow. However, the 64-core monster is already available for pre-order for 5,476.91 CAD.

ASRock's X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3 is the first AMD-based motherboard to earn Intel certification for Thunderbolt.

The Razer Huntsman opto-mechanical RGB gaming keyboard is on sale after selling for $146 last month.

A teaser image shows a potential design of the Eve V successor with two Thunderbolt 4 ports and two Type-C ports.

The Aorus RX 5700 XT 8G is a great performer at 1440p with ultra settings. And with some tweaking, it’s 4K/60 capable. But this comes at a higher price than similarly performing cards.

Security camera firmware made by China-based Hangzhou Xiongmai Technology allows for remote access, security researchers discovered.

A Chinese forum user has seemingly benchmarked the Intel CC150 CPU.

China's DIY PC market is reportedly expected to take a hit in Q1, due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

This 144Hz gaming monitor with VA panel from Acer is just $142

Microsoft chief product officer Panos Panay will take charge of the Windows Client team in a Microsoft re-organization.

This workstation-class laptop targets creators with its high-res display and discrete graphics.

Mercury Research released its quarterly CPU market share report that reveals a deceleration of AMD's Ryzen and EPYC growth, but faster growth in the mobile segment.

After ending its sponsorship of Ferrari, AMD has announced it's teaming up with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team

EVGA is including "Deliver Us the Moon," which supports ray tracing, with its RTX 20-series graphics cards.

Xbox lead Phil Spencer said an interview that Amazon and Google, not Microsoft and Sony, are its biggest competitors moving forward.

The MSI Prestige 14 is a slim laptop with discrete graphics and above-average battery life. Oh, and it’s pink. Did we mention it’s pink?

The Indian government announced a budget of $1.12 billion over the next five years for research in quantum technologies.

Adata chairman Simon Chen believes that DRAM and NAND flash memory prices will rise by June if Coronavirus is contained.

Asus recently ushered in new firmware for the RS700A-E9-RS12V2 1U server that adds support for four Epyc processors that AMD hasn't announced yet.

The Logitech MX Master 3 wireless mouse is on sale for $75, which is 25% off.

The Semiconductor Industry Association said that last year's semiconductor revenues fell 12%, representing the biggest drop since 2001.

The EK-Quantum InWin 909EK limited edition PC case comes with a distribution plate as a motherboard tray, and there are only 200 units available.

Acer Predator Gaming is returning to PAX East for the fifth year of its epic, tech- and gaming-filled After Party. On Friday, February 28th, PAXers will leave the Boston Convention Center en masse to continue the fun at Royale Boston. After the doors open at 9 pm, guests will have a chance to try out (and possibly win) the latest and greatest of Acer tech!

Intel released a microcode update for the latest speculative execution flaws, such as the MDS attacks affecting its CPUs. The update is now available for both consumer and server versions of Windows 10 build 1903, but users need to install it manually.

Finally coming out of beta, GeForce Now supports more than 1,000 PC games.

Samsung's HBM2E Flashbolt packs 16GB of DRAM onto one tiny package targeting high-performance computing.

Reports indicate that Apple suppliers, including and Foxconn, Quanta Computer, plan to resume production on February 10, despite the Coronavirus outbreak's continued effects.

The XPG Core Reactor with 850W max power offers good performance and build quality, but it's expensive for what you get.

A report backed by public-facing evidence exposes Intel's plan to release Cascade Lake Refresh processors soon.

VMWare caps per-CPU license fees at 32-cores.

Pine64 will release its HardRock64 single-board computer in April.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation announced that it's developing an open-source Vulkan driver for use on its hardware.

U.S. retailer SabrePC has already listed the upcoming AMD Radeon Pro W5500 graphics card with the 100-506095 part number.

Research firm DRAMeXchange doesn't expect the Coronavirus outbreak to affect NAND or DRAM memory supply in the short term.

Acer's 27-inch 75Hz FreeSync gaming monitor originally sold for $250 but is now on sale for $210.

Awesome LG 27UL600 4K IPS HDR monitor now only £270, down by £140

The Enermax AquaFusion 360 with RGB offers dual-chamber cooling for both AMD and Intel platforms.

Complete with dedicated media keys, impressive volume scroll wheel, strong per-key lighting, comfortable wrist-rest and more, the Razer Huntsman Elite is a typist’s dream.

Nvidia released a new Game Ready driver with support for the fourth season of "Apex Legends," a major update to "Metro Exodus" and more.

Over the weekend, Asus quietly listed its ROG Strix RTX 2080 Super White Edition, graphics card.

The Steam PC gaming service saw its highest number of active users ever this week.

With mid-priced X570 boards hovering around $300, ASRock shows us what it can do to satisfy the $200 market with its X570 Steel Legend. We weren’t disappointed.

Intel has released DNNL 1.2 library with support for the int8 for GPUs. This indicates that Intel's Xe architecture has support for the data type.

Microsoft introduced an Xbox Bounty Program that pays between $500 and $20,000 for vulnerability reports.

The Zotac Mek Mini is a powerful compact gaming PC that could fit in an entertainment center, but its two massive power bricks make it more unwieldy than expected.

Intel is stopping development of the Nervana NNP-I and NNP-T chips for deep learning. The company will fulfill its commitments to existing customers, but will shift focus to Habana.