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Thermaltake Toughpower GF1 Snow 750W Report (Page 1 of 4)

Two weeks ago, if I were to rate the Calgary Flames fan offseason experience, I would have said something like, "0/10, worst time ever". If you consider the Calgary Flames went from finally being able to break through the first round of playoffs and having two 100+ point scorers in the regular season to practically losing both of them, you will see the disappointment is real. When Johnny Gaudreau decided to take his talents to a place closer to...

Thermaltake UX200 SE Review (Page 1 of 4)

Summertime is a good time. It is the season we can temporarily put our study or work aside and go to beaches, lakes, or mountains for vacation. It does not matter whether you are going to travel to somewhere warmer or cooler than where you are from or even stay in town for a staycation, one important summer aspect is to deal with the heat. I asked several of my friends and colleagues what their favorite ways to deal with heat in summer were. I...

G.SKILL Announces MD2 Mid-Tower PC Case

From G.Skill Press Release: G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd. is excited to announce the MD2 mid-tower PC case, a stylish ATX case designed for high-performance builds, featuring a sleek front panel design. Available in black or white, the MD2 mid-tower case is designed for versatile...

Corsair Sees Big Dip in PC Gaming Gear Sales Amid Inventory, Demand Troubles

From PC Mag: Demand for PC parts and accessories saw a big dip in the last year, according to the latest earnings report from peripheral maker Corsair, though things may improve in the coming quarters as supply chain issues ease and consumer activity picks up, it says.

On Thursday, the company...

TSMC Comments on Intel 3nm Order Rumors: Nothing Has Changed

From Tom's Hardware: It looks like yesterday's TrendForce report about Intel delaying orders for Meteor Lake's GPU tile at TSMC has attracted quite some attention from the two companies as both decided to comment on it. Both comments indicate that there are no changes to their plans.

"TSMC does...

Verizon Joins T-Mobile in Layoffs as Wireless Players Feel the Pressure

From CNET: Verizon has followed rival T-Mobile in laying off staff, CNET has learned. The wireless carrier would not disclose the exact number of employees it's cutting but did confirm the move had occurred.

"Throughout the year, our company makes adjustments to our headcount depending upon the...

Amazon is buying iRobot for $1.7B

From TechCrunch: Amazon this morning announced plans to acquire iRobot for an all-cash deal valued at $1.7 billion. The home robotics firm, best known for pioneering the robotic vacuum, was founded in 1990 by MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab members Colin Angle, Rodney Brooks and Helen Greiner...

The Dream of a Sub-$40,000 Tesla Cybertruck Is Dead

From PC Mag: During the Tesla annual meeting of stockholders(Opens in a new window) held yesterday, Elon Musk confirmed that the Cybertruck will no longer carry a base price of $39,900.

As part of the meeting held in front of a live audience, Musk answered a number of questions posed by...

Intel Close to Sealing $5 Billion Chip Factories Deal in Italy

From Tom's Hardware: Intel is close to signing a deal with the Italian government to set up subsidized chip factories within the Mediterranean country. According to Reuters sources, the deal will bring in $5 billion of investment from Intel initially. In turn, Rome will help with funding the...

Intel Plans to Bring Wi-Fi 7 to Client Platforms by 2024

From Tom's Hardware: Being the world's No. 1 supplier of notebook platforms, Intel must adopt the latest technologies as soon as possible to maintain this lead. In addition, one of the key selling points of laptops is a fast Wi-Fi connection, so adopting the latest tech version is crucial for the...