Flashbolt! Ah-ah! King of the impossible
Last year Samsung released Aquabolt, their HB2 modules which offered 2.4 Gbps per pin data transfer rates at 1.2V, rather impressive since the specification stated 2.0Gbps per pin was...
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
Going out on a Prime note, their last Z390 review
Here it is, the last motherboard review you will see from [H]ard|OCP as the sun sets on another review site for Kyle has chosen to join the dark side. The ASUS PRIME Z390-A…
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Nice OS you have there; shame if something happened to it
It does have to be said that running a 10 year old Microsoft OS might not be the wisest decision; though it is better than running one 18 years old. However,…
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Ripping threads with Coreprio and DLM
Owning a Threadripper is not boring, the new architecture offers a variety of interesting challenges to keep your attention. One of these features is the lack of direct memory access for two…
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This is your father’s BattleTech!
Have you already collected every 'mech available in the game and bashed your way through the Flashpoint expansion and are looking for something new in your BattleTech gaming time? How does gunning…
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Oculus shows off their new headgear at GDC
The brand new Oculus Rift S is being shown off at GDC and Ars Technica had a chance to play with it. The new implementation is rather impressive, a single wire connects…
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NVIDIA is ready to storm the server room
As part of their long list of announcements yesterday, NVIDIA revealed they are partnering with Cisco, Dell EMC, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Inspur, Lenovo and Sugon to provide servers powered...
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Thar be ARGBs on the Water bearin the flag o’ Thermaltake
Thermaltake's Water 3.0 360 ARGB Sync is a watercooler for those who live and breath RGBs, as it is compatible with all the software suites found on motherboards so you can create…
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The Atari VCS is delayed again, but you might not be as mad about it as you think
You may remember the announcement of the re-launch of the Atari Video Console System back in the summer of 2017, though by now you may have decided that it is going…
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Remember Conservative Morphological Anti-Aliasing?
Apart from the new DLSS available on NVIDIA's RTX cards, it has been a very long time since we looked at anti-aliasing implementations and the effects your choice has on performance and…
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How else would you get a Comet in your lake, if not from the Sky
Intel's new Comet Lake families of chips will be a update to the existing Skylake architecture and will share the same 14nm process node according to what The Inquirer have...
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LG’s V50 ThinQ ‘5G’ phone
We know for sure which came first, the 5G modem before 5G service, no matter what certain companies branding might say. LG's new V50 ThinQ contains a Qualcomm Snapdragon...
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