From Corsair Press Release: CORSAIR today announced new kits of its acclaimed DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 high-performance memory, now boasting speeds up to a screaming-fast 6,600MT/s. At time of writing, these are the fastest DDR5 kits available to buy in the world, achieving remarkably tight...
From Thermaltake Press Release: Thermaltake is excited to announce the launch of the first Low-Profile Mechanical Gaming Keyboard of the product line, the ARGENT K6 RGB Low Profile Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Cherry MX Red and Speed Silver, which are available for purchase now.
Thermaltake always...
From The Verge: Microsoft looks set to announce an updated version of its compact Surface Laptop Go, if an early retailer listing from Korea is to be believed.
The biggest change with the Surface Laptop Go 2 appears to be its newer 11th-gen Intel CPU (an i5-1135G7), which replaces the 10th-gen...
From PC Mag: Amazon is ending support for its Cloud Cam indoor security camera.
As MacRumors reports(Opens in a new window), a Reddit user shared an email(Opens in a new window) Amazon is sending out which explains how it intends to deactivate the Cloud Cam and all companion mobile apps later this...
From CNET: The US has reclaimed the top spot on the list of the world's most powerful computers with the first supercomputer to cross the exascale performance threshold. The AMD-powered Frontier supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory topped 1.1 exaflops, or 1.1 quintillion calculations...
I was chatting with some of my coworkers in a group call when I decided to say something controversial. "Top load washers are better than front load washers," I said. Three of the four people in there agreed, but before long, this argument started spilling over to bigger contexts in the office. In our team meeting the following week, someone brought it up, which made it turn out to be a full-on debate. Eventually, one of the VPs who do not...
My girlfriend and I were recently at a Canadian Tire to kill some time. While there, we were taken aback by how poorly organized the store was. First of all, in the middle of the store, they put all the sale items together with no rhyme or reason to what they were placed beside. Personally, I excused this since I just thought this was like a clearance area. Next, we walked up and down the aisles. Even within the same aisle, they put all sorts of...
From :PC Mag Valve just released SteamOS 3.2 for the Steam Deck, and with it potentially solved one of the biggest complaints about the handheld: fan noise.
The internal fan used to keep the Steam Deck components cool is rather distracting due to the loud and high-pitched sound it generates. This...
From The Verge: Valve has responded to a campaign from Team Fortress 2 players who want it to fix the game’s bot infestation that has made it almost unplayable in recent years. “TF2 community, we hear you!” the company tweeted from the official Team Fortress 2 Twitter account. “We love this game and...
From CNET: Twitter is paying a $150 million penalty as part of a settlement over the US Federal Trade Commission's allegations that it used account security data like phone numbers and email addresses to target advertising at users.
The company had told users their phone numbers and emails would...
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