AMD Nudges Radeon RX 6000-Series GPU Speeds

From CNET: AMD's midterm refresh of several RX 6000-series graphics cards holds few surprises. Available today, the Radeon RX 6950 XT ($1,299), RX 6750 XT ($599) and RX 6650 XT ($399) remain essentially the same as the RX 6900 XT, RX 6700 XT and RX 6600 XT they replace, but with boosted clock speeds...

EA Announces Free Lord of the Rings Mobile Game

From CNET: Electronic Arts and Middle-earth Enterprises announced on Monday an upcoming free mobile game called The Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-earth. With the role-playing game, Lord of the Rings fans can look forward to experiencing the iconic universe in a whole new way.

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Microsoft Is Reportedly Launching an Xbox Streaming Stick

From PC Mag: Microsoft may be about to solve the games console shortage problem by removing the need to buy one in order to play Xbox games.

As GamesBeat's Jeff Grubb reports, Microsoft is thought to be working on an Xbox streaming device, which would allow access to the Xbox Cloud Gaming service...

ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB Review (Page 1 of 4)

In my last review, I talked about my experience skiing with two different jackets: A winter jacket by a smaller brand known as Ripzone and a shell by the well-known Arc'teryx. I discussed the advantages of having the Ripzone jacket such as the warmer material and cheaper price, but does that mean it is a better jacket overall than the Arc'teryx Beta AR? While this jacket costs a ton and required a mid-layer vest to stay warm, its advantages were...

DeepCool GT920 Review (Page 1 of 4)

Last week, I was with my girlfriend at Calgary Expo helping her in the booth she had set up to sell her own merchandise of stickers, prints, keychains, and more. Prior to this event, I had only attended the year before, but it was neat to be on the other side of things as an exhibitor instead of an attendee. What I think was really interesting leading up to this event was figuring out what sort of merchandise my girlfriend wanted to make so that...

Facebook Unfollows 'Nearby Friends,' Other Background Location Features

From PC Mag: Facebook will no longer be able to give you a heads-up about friends near you or impending weather changes, because after May 31 its mobile apps won’t be able to check your location in the background. Facebook will then wipe its records of users’ location histories after Aug. 1.

As...

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