That Crown Royal bag full of dice might be handy for generating random numbers in a pinch, but as any gamer knows those dice are far from perfectly random; some even seem…
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Creative have refreshed their line of external DACs with the Sound Blaster X4, compatible with everything from Apple to PS4 to PCs with optical or digital 3.5mm out. It is capable of…
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The soap opera continues, but is going back to an old story line. NVIDIA has decided to withdraw their offer to buy ARM, rather than continue to spend money working...
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Many companies have released versions of their NVMe drives that lack a DRAM cache to lower the cost to purchase one, at the cost of sustained performance, and now Western Digital has…
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The ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3090 Trinity doesn't have extra fancy RGBs nor integrated watercooling, it is more or less a reference RTX 3090, though not at the reference MSRP ... of…
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Cisco decided to give us a great start to the week by providing details on five critical bugs affecting four models of routers, of which three bugs are of the highest severity. …
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MSI is hoping you might consider them as the supplier of your next mechanical keyboard, specifically their VIGOR GK71 SONIC gaming keyboard. The board is similar to many ~$100 ones on the…
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There was a time before NVMe, SATA and even IDE, when hard drives connected using Modified Frequency Modulation (MFM), and the cool kids added Run Length Limited (RLL) controller. When you did…
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SilentiumPC is a relative newcomer to the heatsink market, there have been several reviews of their Fera 5 and Fera 5 Dual, but this is the first time the Fortis...
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If you pre-ordered the Season Pass for Battlefield 2042, perhaps this release has convinced you that perhaps buying things sight unseen is not the wisest course of action. EA will throw those…
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The Raspberry Pi has included a 64-bit processor since the release of the original Pi 3 in 2016 but Raspberry Pi OS has only been 32-bit until now. Some brave souls have…
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Internally the Corsair MP600 Pro LPX is essentially equivalent to the Pro XT model, with a Phison E18 PCIe 4.0 controller and Micron 176 Layer B47R Fortis grade flash. The difference is…
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