Windows 11 Bootable Disks And The Revenge Of Rufus
As far back as 2014, we have recommended Rufus as one of the best bootable disk creators available; that's the first mention I can find but we have been using...
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
A Half Dozen Of The Best Gaming Microphones
The microphones on gaming headsets tend to range from awful to relatively acceptable; good enough for chatting with your squad in Battlefield but not ready for prime time. With the popularity of…
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NVMe SSD Heatsink Roundup
It is well known that NVMe SSD heatsinks are important, whether provided with the drive or with your motherboard, to maintain full transfer speeds. We haven't seen a roundup of the various…
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Lighting The Path To Petahertz Processors
There won't be any chips using light based logic gates for sale anytime soon, but thanks to researchers at the University of Rochester in the US and the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) in…
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REUSE, RECYCLE, REVAMP Finalists in The 2022 Hackaday Prize
The second part of the 2022 Hackaday Prize is drawing to a close, with ten finalists chosen from all the entries they received in this category. We won't know who wins the…
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Choose Your Own EK-Quantum, The Surface S360 Or Surface X360M
EK-Quantum have updated their line of radiators for 2022 with their new Surface line, the Surface X360M and Surface S360. The coolers both make use of three 120mm fans, just like the…
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Blimey! Fallout: London Has A Release Date … And Elephants
There have been a number of mods for Fallout: New Vegas, many of which were more like addins than total modifications and often they were of questionable quality. The dialogue and choices…
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There Might Be A ZuoRAT In Your SOHO Router, Infecting Your Machines
Today brings the revelation that yet another sophisticated attack against SOHO routers has been attacking hardware for well over a year. The complexity of ZuoRAT, the fact that three of the four…
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What’s A GeForce GTX 1630?
The GTX 1630 might be a brand new card but it is based on the very familiar Turing architecture, specifically the 12nm TU117 chip. The PCIe 3.0 card sports 512 shader cores,…
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Boycott 7-Zip Because It’s Not On Github; Seriously?
There is a campaign on Reddit that is gaining some traction calling for a boycott of the software because it is not a true Scotsman truly Open Source. The objection raised is…
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Cooler Master Updates Their Ultrawide VA Panels With The GM34-CWQ ARGB
Cooler Master have retired their ultrawide GM34-CW after two years on the market, replacing it with the GM34-CWQ ARGB. As the name implies there are RGBs on the base to ensure your…
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GEEKOM Mini IT8 Mini PC, A Price Almost As Small As The System
If you are looking for a decently powerful mini PC then the GEEKOM Mini IT8 might just offer some serious competition against a NUC, LIVA or other more famous mini PC. The…
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