Space Marine 2, The Trouble With Tyranids
If you enjoyed the first Space Marine and/or it's remastered incarnation then there is a good chance you are going to like Space Marine 2. This time, instead of leaping off of…
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Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
Does Microsoft’s Self-Signed BGAupsell.exe Qualify As Malware?
Microsoft continues it's campaign to push Edge on users, and as is tradition they have put their foot in their mouth again. This time, they bypassed Window's notification system completely and are…
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Good Riddance to Qakbot!
The thought of the FBI rooting around your computer is not a comfortable one for many; in this case it was definitely for a decent cause. Qakbot, aka Qbot or...
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QuickBooks And The Case Of The Not-Before Root Certificates
Microsoft did a good thing which unfortunately produced some bad results for some sysadmins. They have a system in place to deprecate ancient root certificates, as it is very much best practice…
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Gamescom Is All About Remakes This Year, Including Dark Forces
There were new games shown off at Gamescon but there were also a lot of remakes announced, up to and including Star Wars: Dark Forces. If you weren't around in the '90s,…
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Nvidia Ray Reconstruction, DLSS For RT
NVIDIA has added an interesting new feature to DLSS 3.5, which will improve the performance of games which fully support it. If you have an RTX card and are playing a game…
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There Are Shadows Of Change Coming To Total War: Warhammer III
If you were disappointed that only The Empire bothered to send expeditions to the New World, then Shadows Of Change is up your alley. Joining the fun on that continent are both…
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FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000W, A More Reasonable ATX 3.0 And PCIe 5.0 PSU
Many of the PSUs we've seen that support PCIe 5.0 and ATX 3.0 have had very high voltages and thus a very high price. FSP is offering two models at more reasonable…
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Philips Evnia 34M2C8600; Quantum Dots, Ultrawide And FreeSync Premium Pro
The Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 34" display hits all the marks except for three, HDMI 2.0, it only has HDR400 and it will run you $1200. If you want a quantum...
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TP-Link Tapo L530E Not Very Smart Lightbulb
In yet another Internet of Things security failure, the app which controls the popular TP-Link Tapo L530E smart bulb is an easy gateway to your WiFi password, and from there to everything…
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The Status Of Windows 11 22H2 OOBE, Overly Obnoxious Bloated Experience
Microsoft slowly have made the bloatware that comes with OEM laptops redundant, adding more and more requirements to setting up a fresh computer over the years. In the past, a clean install…
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The EPOS Impact 1060 Means Serious Business
There have been a lot of headsets reviewed here on PCPer but not many have been used on the podcast. We've certainly tried them before going live but the microphones have generally…
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