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Alleged Intel roadmap reveals the launch dates for Intel's upcoming processors and chipsets.
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Intel’s Gracemont low-power cores to support HPC-class instructions.
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Sony released a teardown video of the PS5, which shows all the internal components, including a smidge of liquid metal thermal compound.
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MSI's subsidiary was caught selling RTX 3080 cards for higher than MSRP on eBay, and the company admitted fault.
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ASRock Industrial Computer has revealed the STX-1500 series of Tiger Lake-based motherboards
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Turns out making a password recovery program 5 - 8 times faster isn’t enough for it to pose a threat.
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Nvidia's new video chat platform will make video chats more professional, if it can survive the uncanny valley first.
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Early engineering sample of an Intel Alder Lake processor has emerged in multiple SiSoftware benchmark submissions.
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Forget 4K, 1440p 144Hz is still a better overall target.
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Gamers love edgy color schemes and pretty lights, so Razer’s new prepaid debit card naturally has an LED.
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The Razer BlackWidow V3 gaming keyboard comes with pink and tenkeyless options while boasting a slick volume wheel and updated mechanical switches.
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This 27" Samsung Monitor is down to just $209 on the Walmart website.
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Intel gets additional 10nm capacity as Fab 42 starts operations.
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We loaded Crysis 3 from the VRAM on an RTX 3090 and compared performance to a standard RAM disk and a normal SSD.
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EKWB built some velcro straps with cutouts to help keep your D-RGB connectors.... connected.
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Corsair’s Katar Pro is a mid-range wireless gaming mouse that feels like a familiar extension of your hand. It delivers accurate, lag-free performance, thanks to a Pixart sensor and Slipstream wireless tech.
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The Trident Z Neo DDR4-3600 C16 looks just like any other DDR4-3600 kit. Can it outpace its opponents?
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EVGA revamps the RTX 30-series checkout process with queuing.
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SK Hynix is the world's first to launch DDR5 modules for enterprise applications.
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AMD has patented Infinity Cache, lending credence to the rumors of its existence.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reveals that the company expects shortages of its GeForce RTX 3080 and 3080 graphics cards to last until the end of the year.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reveals that the company expects shortages of its GeForce RTX 3080 and 3080 graphics cards to last until the end of the year.
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The Phanteks Eclipse P300 provides enough space for even an RTX 3090 and four SSD drives while offering plenty of airflow.
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Nvidia today announced two more RTX cards, positioning them as successors to Quadro.
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CD Project Red has announced that Cyberpunk 2077 is ready to get burned onto physical media... for whoever still buys those.
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Asus reveals the details of its RTX 3070 Strix, TUF, and Dual graphics cards.
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Intel's first discrete graphics for laptops may be Iris Xe Max, and leaked benchmarks suggest it's on its way.
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Get an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU and a few bonus flash drives at Walmart.
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A Raspberry Pi 4 powered AI camera for data science, physics, astronomy and keeping your pet company.
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HyperX’s Alloy Origins mechanical gaming keyboard sports in-house switches, but what makes it great is a fine-tuning of the basics and excellent aesthetics.
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A Raspberry Pi competitor, the new Nano costs $40 less than its predecessor and comes with Wi-Fi.
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Lian Li’s Lancool 215 offers up a mesh front with two 200mm D-RGB intake fans and all the features you need for simple ATX builds – at just $69.
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Asus has a new QHD 32-inch display in the works
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The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 will be the high-end Ampere card to please the masses. Here's everything we know, including specs, performance, price, and release date.
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The GA104-300 for the RTX 3070 GPU is being validated for launch.
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This maker decided to use a Raspberry Pi to monitor his model rocket telemetry data.
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The Crucial P1 1TB internal SSD is listed on Newegg at a discount, bringing the total price down to $106.
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Gamer installs Crysis on the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090's memory - and it runs.
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Linux Kernel 5.10 adds support for Intel's Meteor Lake architecture.
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Express yourself through scrolling text across your face mask with a flex NeoPixel matrix and Raspberry Pi.
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be quiet! clearly is after Corsair's AX1600i, with its new, digitally controlled, Dark Power Pro 12 power supply with 1500W max capacity.
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Intel's Rocket Lake is arriving soon. Here's all we know about the upcoming chips.
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AMD adds support for a mysterious Green Sardine APU to latest Linux driver.
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OWC’s Thunderbolt 4 hub splits one Thunderbolt 4 port into Three, Adds USB Type-A connector.
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Acer’s Predator X34 weds Nano IPS with ultra-fast refresh rate & ultra-low response time.
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Nvidia lifts the veil on the first GeForce RTX 3070 performance figures.
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The Team Group T-Force Vulcan G SSD is currently listed on Newegg for just $77.
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The Corsair CX650F features RGB lighting which can be controlled either manually or through software.
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The XPG Precog delivers an excellent experience as a USB headset but drops the ball with its 3.5mm connection.
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AMD confirmed to us that rumors surround the RX 5700 being discontinued are not true.