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The PC hardware market is still in disarray, with RAM shortages impacting almost every component, and unfortunately, matters could get even worse for GPU hunters.
The latest twist in the Liquid Network Bitcoin hack is worthy of a short movie, if not a full-length feature film.
For serious PC gamers, few monitors have been more hotly anticipated than this epic 39-inch ultrawide beast. The Alienware AW3926QW combines LG’s latest OLED panel tech with 5K2K native resolution on an incredible scale. The want is strong for this one.
This has to be one of the best laptop deals I’ve spotted on a 16-inch machine with a high-resolution display and plenty of memory. As part of its back-to-school sale, the Asus Vivobook S 16 is now $1300 (was $1600) at Newegg.
Samsung and TSMC will join Intel in adopting ASML’s latest High NA extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography chip fab machines, ASML announced. The three companies also unveiled a new initiative to adopt larger 12-inch photomasks that will hopefully boost manufacturing yields and lower chipmaking costs. Samsung and TSMC will deploy ASML’s NA EUV tech by 2028…
Some Windows 11 users who’ve installed the Bing Wallpaper app have been treated to an unpleasantly in-your-face advert for Harry Potter.
At this point, there are very few situations in which you’ll want to use a splitter.
It’s no secret that the current artificial intelligence (AI) boom is leading to record levels of energy consumption — all that computing power needs to be fueled somehow — and it’s causing much controversy among the communities that are impacted whenever a new data center lays down its roots in their neighborhoods.
With the soaring costs of components, it’s actually become more viable to buy a pre-built gaming PC in recent months as a way to pay less for a modern rig. And when builders like iBuyPower are running sales with up to $350 off machines for Labor Day, it becomes an even better way to buy…
More than six million WordPress users are at risk of website takeover, researchers have claimed after discovering two major vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild.