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Although pricey, the ModMic USB provides gamers with a premium alternative to poor integrated microphone performance, without taking up desk space.

The ultimate motherboard for the Intel Xeon W-3175X.

Information about the upcoming Comet Lake desktop processors has come out ahead of its upcoming launch. The flagship i9-10900K will feature 10-core at up to 4.9GHz with its exclusive Thermal Velocity Boost.

Ashraf Eassa, former Technical Marketing Strategist at Intel, as been promoted to Product Marketing Manager of discrete graphics. The appointment follows three key departures in Intel's discrete graphics marketing in November.

This matches its all-time low price from earlier this month.

World's first successful silicon chip-to-chip communication achieved using quantum teleportation

Mainly thanks to the dawn of the new consoles

The OLOy 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3000 memory kit is as cheap as it gets.

Great spec list at a good price, what's not to like?

SK Hynix wants to grab a piece of the SSD market pie.

From Ryzen processors to Raspberry Pis

Baidu enters the AI fray with its own custom silicon.

According to DigiTimes, Intel will announce a new advanced thermal module based on liquid chambers and graphite sheets at CES. It will offer improved cooling and will be part of Project Athena.

This high-end configuration is more than $1,100 off.

The push for China's technological autonomy continues.

Comet Lake adopters can reuse their existing LGA115x CPU coolers.

IEEE has approved a proposal to develop a formal standard for automated vehicle decision-making. Led by Mobileye vice president of Automated Vehicle Standards, Intel will bring its RSS model as starting point.

From grilled cheese makers to robotic hands to hologram generators, these creations (and their creators) stood out.

IBM Research recently announced it has discovered a new battery that does not use heavy metals such as cobalt.

A leak gives some interesting details about Intel's first discrete GPU.

It's too late to get a gift in time for Christmas, but not too late to save.

This configuration also sports 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD.

Adata's XPG Spectrix S40G shines bright and comes packing up to 2TB of capacity.

This Christmas Eve, enjoy a holiday poem from the editors of Tom's Hardware.

Nvidia has issued a patch for GeForce Experience to protect from a "high-severity" vulnerability. Gamers should patch the software as soon as possible.

Corsair's Harpoon RGB Gaming Mouse is just $10 at Best Buy.

Lego is an unusual candidate to make thermal computing cost less.

Intel and AMD's finest mainstream chips go toe-to-toe in a seven-round faceoff.

An upstart brand from Hong Kong, Oloy, has created big stir in the enthusiast community with low-cost performance memory. Does it have the quality to match competitors?

2020 will be an interesting year for Adata.

Crucial's 2TB MX500 SATA SSD, available for $200 on Amazon, its lowest price ever. Consider this: at launch, the 1TB unit was selling for $260.

Corsair's Hydro Series H100i Pro cooler is now on sale for $99.99 after mail-in rebate.

China is one step closer to self-sufficiency.

Memory prices are at an all-time low.

G.Skill today announced new RAM kits with capacities ranging from 64GB - 256GB. The best part is that they feature very low timings for their capacities, meaning they should offer both high-capacity and snappy memory.

Linux 5.6 will receive support for USB4, added by Intel's open-source department.

An Intel Tiger Lake Engineering Sample has reportedly hit a 4 GHz all-core turbo speed, indicating that the CPU architecture could be noticeably quicker than Ice Lake.

Let's see how it stacks up against its siblings.

The U2419HX is a much nicer monitor than you usually see for $99.

The Phanteks Eclipse P400A packs in better airflow, but does little to innovate outside of front panel.

Is this reality or just fantasy?

The Radeon RX Vega 56 replacement we've been waiting for.

This large-screen laptop is more than $500 off.

Intel is closing two German sites by the end of the year, causing 450 employees to lose their job. It is a result of the modem division sale to Apple.

A bit outdated, but still a decent gaming mouse for the price.

This clicky, mechanical keyboard uses both Bluetooth and Logitech's Lightspeed technology.

This price matches its Cyber Week low price.

Retro style, walnut finish, mechanical switches and wireless connectivity make this an intriguing option.

The Ryzen 7 4700U shows up with eight cores clocked at 4.2 GHz within a 15W envelope.